Paraiso Filipino Native Foods

If you’re craving legit Filipino food, Paraiso Filipino Resto is worth the trip. I had the sizzling sisig, halo-halo, and a couple of combo meals, and honestly, I left happy and full. The sisig came out still sizzling (and tasting amazing), just the way it should be. The halo-halo reminded me of the ones back home — traditional, not overdone, and really good. Portions are generous, prices are fair, and the flavors hit the spot. On top of that, the owner was so much fun to talk to — super friendly with great customer service. You really feel welcome here. Highly recommend if you want that authentic Filipino taste without hopping on a plane going to Cali.

This place was awesome! I assume it was the owner that gave us samples because my wife has never tried Filipino food and the food was DELICIOUS 😛. My wife loved the food. The beef stew meat was heavenly and the cici and chicken adobo were pantastic. It’s Pinoy hebben.

First time and was impressed with the selection of hot food as well as made to order items. Everything looked fresh and smelled wonderful inside. I got a variety of dishes to try. We added on an order of turon and oh my goodness it tasted as good as it looked!

Visiting the area and so glad we came across this restaurant. Food was amazing, and customer service is great. 100% recommend if you want great authentic Filipino food.

Found out they sell made by order crispy pork belly 🔥 im addicted and the filipino food will put you to sleep. 🤤 Being a chef myself. feels good to go to a spot that has authentic food that you know is made from the heart. They sell out food fast. So make sure you get there early if you want something specific. This restaurant does except phone orders

Good grief. The older lady ringing up food was terrible. There is no kind of ordering system. Everything and everybody seemed like they didn’t know what was going on. I ordered the pork adobo and it was so dry and the pacbit was tasteless. I had to put all kinds of sauce on it to make it taste decent. I was so disappointed. For the money I paid for 2 meals and halo halo it was $60. I will NEVER come here again and will tell others hat it’s not worth it.

I want to preface by saying I’m not Filipino and I tried a couple Filipino dishes before I visited this place. I don’t know if this is how they like their food or not but as a non Filipino here is my review. We ordered the chicken and pork adobo with rice, another pork dish, their sausages, fried pork belly, and fried fish. Their sausages were the tastiest and I loved their fish! I’ve had way better adobo before at Hawaii 7/11 though and their rice was almost watery. The pork belly was good but I wish they cut it down to smaller pieces before they fried them. Overall I would say their food didn’t taste good or out of this world at all and I probably won’t ever go back there. We spent a little over $90 on everything I mentioned.

I’ve been going here for years now and have never been disappointed. Taste just like how my mom made it. This is real filipino food. My go to is dinuguan and sisig, never fails. They have bulaklak now! So good !!Owners are very nice people, family ran I believe.