Ling Nam Restaurant and Bakeshop

Casual Filipino spot with fast service! It’s a straightforward setup…just note that you grab your own condiments and pay at the front. Food Highlights: • Chicken Asado Mami (3/5): Decent and comforting, but nothing extraordinary. • Longganisa Silog (4.5/5): A classic! Very flavorful and well-prepared. • Starbread (5/5): The highlight of the meal. It’s served warm and is absolutely delicious (just remember the bakery is located right next door). Pro Tip: If you're coming for the Starbread, grab it first or head next door immediately after your meal to ensure you get it fresh!

Lingnam @980 King Dr Suite #1 & #3, Daly City, CA 94015 We’re so glad we found this Filipino restaurant! The dishes we ordered were full of rich, savory flavors that reminded us of home. The restaurant space is a bit tight since there are a lot of tables and chairs, but it’s still comfortable and manageable. The walls are decorated with photos of their dishes, which adds to the cozy, local feel. They also have a bakery section — and their Señorita bread is the best in town so far! Soft, smooth, and full of flavor — especially when eaten warm or hot. It’s a must-try if you stop by!

So disappointed. Horrible service by a lady server with the big mole on corner of her left upper lip. We ordered three a la carte from the menu and wanted to add suman and turon. Mind you, this was our first time here and she rudely told us oh you have to order that from the other side, so we asked where is that other side she was referring to, since we have no idea, she then proceed to answer us rudely. What is the purpose of her giving us such an attitude? Why would you place the food in the menu when we cannot even order it from the main restaurant? She was very hostile towards me and my friends while serving our food up to when we were paying up front. She honestly ruined our excitement to try this place and this place was even recommended by a friend for their good food. Only giving more than one star for the food at least. We ordered milkfish soup, the deep fried intestine and grilled sisig. Only the fish soup and fried intestine was good. The sisig was hard and dry to eat, tasted burnt too. Totally won’t recommend the restaurant, we went to their bakery branch next door and the service and food there was way much better.

A place I was so eager to love (based upon the menu and reviews), but the Pork Sinigang unfortunately was too smelly for fully enjoyable consumption. While a pork bone broth understandably has an odor, the quality of the cut or the lack of soaking of bones prior to cooking (to help draw out impurities) is likely the reason. Still, a Sunday brunch buffet is novel and the appeal may draw me back regardless 😁. Chicken Siopao is a tasty Chinese-Filipino treat.

Staff are nice and attentive but the pares beef with noodles was underwhelming and are the bola bola siopao and pritong gulay lumpia. We were really disappointed. Washroom was not clean and smells moldy. We love Ling Nam in Philippines Ling Nam so we thought we will get the same experience

what is ling nam doing with their senorita breads?!? they’re so soft and sweet and delightful and i’m not joking i can eat about 20 of them. love this little spot for a quick bite and a box of bread!

The tapa in their tapsilog needs improvement. It already had explicit sourness even before dipping it in vinegar. Order the sisig instead! Their señorita bread is always hot and ready.

Decent filipino food. Came for their sunday buffet at $19.95, can't beat that price in this economy. But the highlight of this place is their fresh hot bread beside the resto. I would go back to this place just for the bread alone.

It was my first time coming here to the bakery side. I've had their Spanish bread brought to me but it tastes so much better freshly bought. This is a no frills type of spot. The pork empanadas is definitely what I would come back for. The crust was amazing. Made to perfection & the pork wasn't dry!!! The service is pretty quick since the items were made already and the Spanish bread was steamy!! They have some parking in front of it and some parking spots in the lot.

This is a casual joint specializing in Filipino cuisine. The service is quite basic: order, they bring it out...it's pretty fast. But you do have to grab your own condiments and pay at the counter. Food: We came to try a variety of things, including the chicken asado mami, longganisa silog, and some of the famous starbread. We rate the mami 3/5. Nothing special but good. Longganisa 4.5/5 very tasty. A classic. Starbread 5/5. Delicious and enjoyed warm. Just know it's next door.

Heard they started to do Sunday Buffets so decided to check it out. Arrived around 10 am and there was plenty of seating. For the buffet you pay at the cashier before getting seated. The food was laid out on a long table with no sneeze guard and there was an open tub of orange juice with no cover where you scoop yourself. Kind of had a feel like your eating at a family members home. Today's menu came with: LUMPIA SHANGHAI, PUMPKIN SOUP, ARROZ CALDO, LOMI, SCRAMBLED EGGS, PORK TOCINO, FRIED BANGUS, FRIED RICE, CHICKEN GARLIC PEPPER SAUCE, BOKCHOY IN WHOLE GARLIC, BEEF ESTOFADO, FRIED NOODLES, SZECHUAN FISH, KALDERETA KAMBING, STEAMED RICE, ORANGE IUCE, MIXED FRUITS, CASSAVA CAKE. For 20 dollars this is a really good deal since you can try all the different dishes without the need to order them seperately. I was able to try everything and they were pretty decent. I'm a sucker for garlic rice and tocino so I had my fill. I was sad they didnt have longanisa but I think they switch that off every other week. A fresh tray of fried bangus came out while we were there and it was hot and tasty. Overall a great deal if your hungry and want to try everything.

Have you tried the famous Señorita Bread?! It's a Filipino delight that consists of a soft pillowy sweet oblong bread. Also known as (Spanish Bread) this bread is served hot and buttery fresh out the oven. With a warm buttery center, the sticky, almost caramelized bottom makes it the sweet treat that never fails. Although, The Señorita Bread is absolutely shining star of Ling Nam. Their new location is not for Dinning in. It's not going to be known for its ambiance. They clearly downsized knowing that the majority of their customers come to order from their menu, pick-up, and take their food home. Despite the much smaller sized location. They have a Great selection of Filipino foods, from soups, entrees, silogs and of course their baked items. Ling Nam is the place to try it all. Starbread is one of my favorite comfort foods. If I could, I would come here two to three times a week. Lol....that's just how addictive Starbread is. Once you start eating it, You just can't stop. Lo!!!! **Delicious and made to order. Prices as of Dec 2025: 10 pieces.......$6 20 pieces.......$12 30 pieces.......$18 40 pieces.......$24. 50 pieces.......$30 60 pieces.......$36

Starbread is one of my favorite comfort foods. I like the sugary and buttery taste/texture. I usually come here two to three times a month for myself or buy it for my family or friends. They love it so much. :) *Great customer service.*

Starbread is sooo good. Light, fluffy, buttery, sugary. Make sure you eat it when it's warm. The service was also nice. Go support this mom and pop shop!

This review is for their Star Bread. I was recommended to come try out their toasty, sweet star bread! I'm afraid to ask how many calories are in each one but they are mighty good and it's hard to stop eating once you start! Your self control might go out the window a bit. They taste like the Chinese cocktail bun, sweet, buttery and sugary. We ordered a box of 30. We also ordered lumpias which was also delicious!

I was craving some starbread at 830pm and was in the neighborhood. I had a thought about getting some but wasn't sure if this place was still open this late. Lo and behold, it was!! And surprisingly, we weren't the only ones craving star bread. There were 1 group ahead of us and 3 more that followed after. They do have 2 small ish tables outside the bakery you can sit at if you wanted to eat there. I ordered a 20 piece for $12. FYI, if you pay in card you have to pay the 3.75% card fee. I had cash so I avoided that. Parking in the plaza could be a little difficult with the bowling alley across the way, but I was able to get a spot without issue on Saturday. The starbread is made to order. The girl working used the microphone to let the person on the back know so they could bake them. It came out within 10 minutes. Pipping hot, buttery and sugar goodness! Worth every calorie ! FYI, not kidding when I say hot, be careful it was literally steaming. I only tried their starbread. But they also have other little snacks and goodies within their bakery. It's all attached to their restaurant that I may just need to try one day. They have a $20 buffet on sundays that seem pretty popular. Overall, definitely stop by if you're craving that sweet treat! If I lived closer, I would totally consider getting this for future potlucks or gatherings!

First time coming to this location, I may have gone to the original location before, but maybe when I was younger. I don't live in south san Francisco nor in Daly City so I didn't go to ling nam a lot! I kept hearing about the 'only Sunday' buffet here so I checked it out today. $19.95 for 14 dishes is not too bad. I liked the food, nothing too special but enough to get your pinoy cravings in! the palabok and the beef steak was alright, the scrambled egg was yum. Service: friendly staff. :) Ambiance: cool . there were people waiting to get tables so it was a bit loud. I liked how they were showing old and modern movies via tv . :). I also ended up buying dessert next door at the bakery and that was special; bringing home goodies that are not too close to home is always a plus! I'll come back and bring my family.

Came here to try to starbread/senorita bread and it did not disappoint. It's $6 for 10 pieces, and they sell in increments of 10. Each piece is smallish, I think 10 is perfect to share between 2 ppl. The service is fast and the bread comes out pretty hot and steaming. The bread tastes the best when warm, it's very soft, pillowy, buttery, and sweet. Next time I come here I will definitely order more to keep in the fridge, it reheats really nicely in the air fryer or even microwave.

This review is on the takeout. For Christmas we decided to order the lechon which cost $80 and it came with 2 sauces. There was abit of a wait at the counter and since it was Christmas there were many takeout orders. The lechon is a suckling pig however this one was a smaller version where the pork is rolled up with the skin on the outside and roasted till the skin is crispy like crackling. The lechon was picked up in a nice box and by the time we got home, it was another 30mins before we ate. The lechon was delicious and juicy but we were disappointed that the outside skin was not crispy. Instead it was hard and chewy. I wonder whether we should've roasted it some more. Nonetheless, the lechon was different and worth a try but maybe not for next time.

Great selection of Filipino foods, from soups, entrees, silogs and even bakeshop items, Ling Nam is the place to try it all. They have a decent amount of seating, narrow, lots of windows and TV's playing Filipino channels for your entertainment. I came in for breakfast and ordered the combo silog with tocino and sisig! I love that option where you can add 2 different meats to the silog to make it a combo instead of choosing just one. I always like to have several options of flavors on my plate so this was great. For sauces and vinegars, you can go to the water station where you can get as much as you like or create your own sauce to your liking. When finished, you can go to the register and they will help you complete your meal with payment and any togo boxes if necessary.

This is one of my Dad's favorite places. He loves to treat me to the empanadas and we both have acquired an addiction to the Señorita Bread, there is a God who made this sweet bread. The people are always friendly and delighted to help you at the counter. This is my new Wonderland!

Ling Nam has been around for a long time, a place you have to try and come back too. Craving your Filipino Dishes or Won Ton Soup with Noodles- this place has it all, and the prices are just as good. Really miss Ling Nam in Vallejo!! Come back!! Late night eats, good quality food, if you like a loud atmosphere, very lively, come eat here!!! We will be back!!!

My first time having a meal inside Lingnam. I usually get their signature senorita bread to go but thought I'd give their food a try. They do all day breakfast plates which is great. I ordered their 2 item combo silog (pares and sisig) which were both so flavorful. I love that they keep spiced vinegar and lemon juice stocked and full. The garlic rice here is truly one of the best, (no burned garlic aftertaste here). And I just love the simplicity of the menu and how much attention they give to highlight flavor and give generous portions. Their lechon is also great. Recommend you close your meal out with Taho which was warm and comforting too. Will be back soon!

It's our first time going here. We bought lingnam bread early morning at 6:30am and the guy looks like doesn't wanna serve us. He's just on his phone. And then, we waited for the restaurant to open at 7am. Door still close at 7am only to find out that only one door is open at the right end of the resto. Said that our order will take about 10-15mins (to go). Ask the lady on the cashier how is it going and she said that i'll take 30mins (seriously?!). Didn't argue, I just waited... And food? Nah, we ordered tapsilog and aroz caldo. Just No. Not worth the price.

Date: Sunday, June 29th, 2025 Time: around 10:45am Ling Nam Bakeshop Starbread *30 pieces ($18) My group of friends was doing a wine picnic of sorts. So everyone volunteered to bring food items. I was carpooling with a friend and he decided to bring starbread. We beat a little rush as quite a few people came after us. I'd say it took about 10-15 mins for our order to be ready. The box was nice and hot and the bread stayed fresh the 45ish min car ride. Cheap and tasty. If you're looking for starbread, this is the place to get it. REVIEW #3794

Came back today and food was phenomenal again! Service was great and I think we caught the owners while we were there as they were casually dining with family or friends over and quickly assisted me as soon as I raised my hand. Love the environment here! The community is lucky to have a place like this!

It was my first time trying their Señorita bread, and I was pleasantly surprised--it tasted really good, just like the one I remember from back home in the Philippines. Honestly, I like it even more than bread. It brought back so many memories with every bite! I can't comment on their customer service since I only got to try the bread at a party, but I'm giving it five stars purely for the taste. I'm definitely planning to visit their store soon to try their other breads!

My coworkers always know to pick up some Starbread when they come here. They are so yummy when they're fresh. Not too buttery but definitely not bland! I recommend the Starbread if you could only choose one thing

Food is not the same as before. It used to be really tasty. Had been coming to this restaurant since their old location. I do like their Spanish bread and their Calamari.

Came for a late lunch. Most of the small tables were full. Large tables were empty but place was clean. Waitress came out fast, friendly and food came out hot and tasty. Enjoyed! My orders were delivered to my table with a greeting and big smile. Yummy! Adobo was so tender and the sauce was so good with the garlic rice and yoke of the fried egg. Together was perfect. Crispy pata-fried pork leg, was tender inside and perfectly crunchy skin on the outside. Even the little bit of fat inside was creamy rich when you pop it in your mouth. Oh so good!

I ordered 50 pieces of Lumpias for a school function. Placed it evening before and paid for it. I mentioned it was for next day 7 am pickup. When I arrived next day, my order was not ready. It will take another 15 min to fry them up. I asked them why? They said that it needed to be paid first and I showed them my receipt and it was error on their part for not forwarding the receipt to the kitchen to prepare the order. They made it up by offering complementary drink while I waited for the order. Overall the lumpia was great just an oversight on the order.

It's an old place for sure. Maybe a homey feel to some but not to me. The floor felt unclean and sticky. Service was okay - quick with no smile, no warmth. Food was okay, too. Mami: 8/10 Pancit: 5/10 Sisig: 5/10. It was an adobo vs a true sisig on a sizzling plate. Needless to say, we won't be back. Although, the starbread is really good... and that's it.

I rate their senorita bread a 5/5!! I want to say that their bread í better than star bread bands down. It is a very busy place so you must order abased if you can or else you ha e to wait!! I waited an hour on thanksgiving day!

Used to come to Ling Nam's old location but was pleasantly surprised to see it on King! Recommend the Sisig and Adobo. Omg so good. Lechon kawali was on the dry side. Halo halo did not disappoint! Service was okay. Loved the photos on the wall that painted a picture of where the owners are from.

Omg! The señorita bread was amazing! Fresh, baked perfectly and the wonderful sweetness! Wished we had this bakery at home! The lady was very welcoming and nice. The bakery shop is a little small, but they make their pastries fresh and is connected to another shop and restaurant as well. When we visit SF again, we'll definitely try out the restaurant. Definitely recommend this bakery!

Not only did i wait 10 min. longer than pick up time the Tocino was burnt and the bulaklak was over cooked. Definitely time management all around can be improved.

I used to frequent this place in its old location of what is now known as SFMBZ. I was in the area and in the mood for tocino and figured to try them out. Unfortunately what I got was not what I expected. The tocino borderline tasted like tapa and the eggs came out over medium (I ordered them sunnyside up). The only thing that was on point was the garlic rice. I used to like visiting this establishment alot but that was in the past as for this visit they unfortunately did not meet my standards.

Use to love going to Ling Nam but specifically the OLDER locations. Food here is still good but it doesn't hit the same as the previous location in Daly City that closed down. I gave this place two stars due to the poor and rude service. We came in during their buffet hours snd let them know we were there for sit down and ordering in and we waited about 20 minutes before we went to the front desk to tell them we were ready to order, just for them to tell us, "Oh I forgot to take your orders you guys sat too much in the back" mind you they pointed us that direction to be away from the buffet section. We ignored that but even while receiving food, they just put down the food on the table and left it without actually giving it to the one that ordered the dish. It was very poor service comparing to other places, comparing to the other Ling Nam's. Also, we asked for to-go boxes and the lady said it would be 0.50¢, but when she finally gave me the boxes she told me that it was okay to NOT give it. It was very random, I guess I saved cents but it was my first time hearing to-go boxes costing anything. I did appreciate one of the workers, but considering there were many of them, it says a lot. I can understand people not enjoying work, but it's a different story putting that on your customers.

I love to support my local businesses and I love to support my Filipino people. This does not discourage me to continue to do so in anyway. Terrible service is far from the description of my experience at their restaurant. Lack of better judgement best describes it. This review is specifically for the lady in the front of the restaurant on Christmas Day. Who needs to be trained in accountability, and integrity. Please take this review seriously. I have been supporting their bakery for years as a Bay Area native. They are consistent with giving the right amount you order, the timing, and quality of service and food. It was a night and day difference in their restaurant staff. I had seen online they were selling lechon. Decided to give them a go since I was visiting family for the holidays. I called on Christmas Eve morning and paid with credit card over the phone. It took 5 times for the person over the phone to finally enter it in correctly. But I was happy I had food to bring for family festivities. I come in the following morning to pick up the full sized lechon. The restaurant was empty at the time. I check in with the lady at the register and we go over to the table of lechon. My name is on a box and she takes the receipt that was on it and says you got the full right? And hands it to me. The receipt says FULL marked with a big black sharpie. She takes the receipt and puts it in her stack of receipts. I look at her confused because it was only one box and had doubts it was the full rack. But I had never been there before and all the boxes were the same size. I trusted she gave me the right one. I get home and still can't get it off my mind how weird it was and how it felt like half only. I asked my boy friend if it felt like 10 pounds. He said not even close. So we drove back 45 minutes and asked her, if it was the full rack. She questions me like she had never seen me in her life. She was in her 30s. Not young enough to make a careless mistake. Only old enough to make a deliberate one. She must have acted like her memory was bad because it was a restaurant filled with people eating and she didn't want to appear like it was her fault. Or maybe she had made the same deliberate mistake before and counted on people not speaking up for what they paid for. I would have been less mad if she apologized for her mistake and took accountability but she continued to act like she had never seen me. Or that it might have been someone else. I was wearing a big ridiculous black fur jacket and I replied, there's no way anyone can forget this jacket. She then proceeded to blame me and ask if I had the receipt. I had to remind her that she took it and put it where all the receipts were. We walked over to the register while she kept up her act of not knowing anything. She found it and saw my receipt that said full on it and asked if I wanted a new roast. She played oblivious to the very end still without apology. I took her on her offer of a fresh one and FINALLY receive the full 2 boxes that I paid for and thanked her. Understandably I was angry that she intentionally gave me the half portion, she denied during the entire conversation that it wasnt her, that she didn't remember, and then at the end not apologize. If you ever decide to give their restaurant a try, I would be careful if you see this lady. Her whole act had a lack of competence and lack of humility which led me to lose respect for her. I am happy to have received what I paid for but it was only after going through unnecessary hassle. It leads me to believe that she was taking patrons hard earned money, and had done this before. It was handled very poorly and left a bad Christmas memory.

A Bay Area staple and home of the legendary starbread (or senorita bread). They've changed around their restaurant from when I've last come, separating the much smaller bakery at front and the larger savory (restaurant) in the rear. If you're doing takeout, I'd highly recommend ordering from the restaurant first, then the bakery, as the bakery items are almost instantaneous while the restaurant takes about 20-30min to cook the food, especially if you're ordering lots of food. This means it can take as long as an hour wait if there's a long line. And since the restaurant's right across the street from Classic Bowl, parking can be a huge problem even with the size of the parking lot. Plan accordingly. I usually order lumpias and a pork plate from the restaurant, and starbread from the bakery. Starbread is buttery and sweet, and best eaten fresh when it's hot. However, it doesn't last very long and doesn't microwave well, so take care in how much you order although it's always treasured in bulk if you're going to a large gathering. Their lumpia is quite good too, and comes with sweet dipping sauce. If you're have cash, you can also save about 5% of your bill over credit. Everything's very affordable.

I came to this location thinking it was a star bread, but I guess it changed ownership to Ling Nam which is the restaurant next door. Nevertheless the señorita bread was still very good. The cashier rang everyone up very quickly, and in about 10 minutes they were ready. The prices are very reasonable I got 20 pieces for $12. They were very fresh and hot out of the oven. The best breakfast treat.

ling nam is a bakery to the left and restaurant to the right...the bakery is also known as starbread with numerous locations across the bay...not noticing any starbread signage and just ling nam out front...review is for the bakery side which is famous for their senorita bread, but other pastries and empanadas available...the review is for the bakery side...the line of people are all ordering senorita bread, a sweet buttery soft roll...priced $6 for 10, $12 for 20, $18 for 30, $24 for 40, $30 for 50, etc...super good and cheap...always at hit if you bring to any party....always fresh and delicious...will have to come back for food next time....

You can come here to get any Filipino dish and dessert you are craving for. You have the sit down restaurant serving your silogs, favorites like lechon kawali, crispy pata, congee, chicken inasal, sisig, kare kare, pan it you name it they have it. You come in and are greeted with the warm Filipino hospitality. Eating here is just like home. Next door is Starbread Bakery where everyone comes for the senorita bread, these sweet, soft, buttery sweet pillows of goodness. They also sell leche flan, suman, empanadas, ice cream in Filipino flavors like Ube, langka amd avocado. I always come for one thing but leave with a bunch of treats to share with friends and coworkers! One stop shop for all things Filipino to satisfy your heart's desire! 4 stars!

On Thursday June 19,2025 My Co Worker And I Decided To Take Brunch At Ling Nam And Have Ordered Filipino Breakfast Tapa, Tosino, Garlic Fried Rice And Sunny Side Up Eggs While My Co Worker ordered Bangus, Tocino Garlic Fried Rice And Sunny Side Up Eggs Combination With Coffee The Food Was Good Servings Were Generous the service was great while the restaurant ambiance was amazing.

This is one of my favorite spots in the San Francisco Bay Area with comfort food. The Starbread / senorita bread is heavenly. They always make them hot and fresh to order. And the prices are super cheap for the area. They have other baked things but stick to the Starbread, you won't regret it. The parking is spotty but worth the time, the service here is fast and friendly. It's literally a small counter spot so don't plan of eating here but to go. This place can get busy but they are fast with their orders. Chill spot, definitely recommend. A must try unique food for this area.

The filipina bakery woman with red hair was super helpful for me today. Ordered 40 piece star bread and waited only 7 minutes. I then ordered from the restaurant and they took over 30 minutes for a Lechon kawali and 10 piece siomai. The server didn't follow up on me sitting there all alone. The red head woman who helped me from the bakery noticed I was still at the restaurant and investigated why my order was taking so long. She asked me my name and confirmed it was sitting there there whole time and the other servers didn't follow up. Thank you to the nice young filipina with red hair. Sorry im bad with names too!

1st time to visit this place. Tried the Chicken Mami for $12.99. Nothing fancy or wow reaction. But for the quantity/price it's fair. They give lots of chicken meat. 3-1/2 stars for the Chicken Mami. Then, Went to next door for their Spanish Bread & it's so so good specially if you eat it soon. 5 stars for the bread. Overall

This place is amazing!! It was my first time here and trying Starbread and their service was incredible fast (especially for how busy they are). It is pretty cramped and indoors is mainly for ordering and picking up. There are a few seats outside and the restaurant next door too. Would definitely recommend and come back soon!

It's been a while since I visited Ling Nam, and since I was in Daly City, I decided to stop by. The bakeshop is a must-visit! The star bread is the BEST! I also bought chicharrón, which was delicious. Any food that reminds me of the Philippines is top-tier. Although the bakeshop is small, it's definitely worth visiting for delicious Filipino snacks and treats. On the downside, the restaurant next door is just average for Filipino food. My family and I ordered the shumai, but it was dry. We also tried the beef pares mami and siopao. One item you definitely must try is the halo-halo. Even though it was a cold day, I couldn't resist having a halo-halo. There aren't many places near me that offer it anymore. The service at Ling Nam is amazing. The owner is super nice and loves to chat with everyone. I really appreciate a restaurant that treats you like family.

The bread is so yummy , specially when hot. I noticed that they are a bit smaller now. The new place is much better.. the service is much more efficient. Having its separate place is less chaotic specially when there is a long line.

The senorita bread here is the best! They are so addicting and best when warm. Once you eat one, you can't stop having more. I also tried their beef empanada for the first time. My friend and I liked it. It was soooo good!

I've been hearing about star bread for ages now and I finally had the chance to try it cause i was in the area after going to pacifica and it is so delicious. So pillowy soft and sweet and comes out piping hot. I think I inhaled half the box immediately. it is that good and service is fast and lots of parking !

Great philipino restaurant and bake shop. The star bread is great. Good prices. The owner Tito Tony is a good guy.

Still going for seniorita breads! And now, the occasional silog! Love getting combo silog - Longanisa and Sisig! Comes with garlic rice, vinegar for longanisa, and of course egg. It's delicious! The Sisig is pretty bomb and comes in a great shareable portion. Not spicy but super flavorful. I also like getting the sago't gulaman! Reminds me of my childhood. I think it's more of a dessert but I order it as my main drink lol! Delicious spot and parking is decent since it's in a plaza.

This place has the BEST señorita bread,, hot out the oven, little crispy sweet edges and soft once you bite into,,OMG worth every bite,, hard to share ,, want to eat it all... hope my bff able to drive me there soon. From San Francisco to Daly City,, it's a must treat.. n Sunday s also have $20 per person buffet !!!! Aaaaahhhh I want want lol....

Came here craving Filipino food. The service was straightforward. The bangus and tocino were good. The tapa is okay but there are probably better places to order this. The garlic rice was as expected. The ambiance is casual in the dining area. They take a good amount of togo orders. They is a convenience fee for using credit card so you save a little to pay cash. Would recommend and return to try more.

4.8 stars! This place is as nostalgic as you can get (although they relocated). The place still looks the same. Exactly what I expect of a "carinderia" in the Philippines. They have fair prices and a great selection of items. Definitely get their silogs. The sago't gulaman and halo halo were really good! Cant beat the crispy pata silog. The Tita that was serving us was very nice and took good care of us. The Starbread is right next door! Cant beat the best, buttery, yeasty, softest senorita bread! Definitely order yourself a box!