Philippine Store and Cuisine

We had no idea this amazing Filipino store and restaurant existed in Fayetteville until today. We finally had our first experience and it was absolutely the best we’ve had so far. From the welcoming atmosphere to the incredible food and service, everything exceeded our expectations. We’re already looking forward to our next visit.

It was my first time on this place. Food are delicious, all staff are so friendly and the price great! I will definitely come back to this place!

Food was great and it was nice and not over stimulating. Employees were like overly caring grandmas, encouraging you to eat more :)

Buffet food, homemade buns, and grocery store are great!

I went there yesterday and bought a few snacks etc. 2 order small sisig 1 big eden cheese 1 stick -o 1 powder atchuete 1 sandwich spread 3 roller coaster 1 clover chips 8 cans reno liver spread. I ended up paying $128.29 for all. I was shocked lol. I wish they’re items has prices on it. So costumers know how much they’re paying for it. And it should be an itemized receipt . People working there are very nice. Have no complain about that other than the prices.

First to try their food, it is really good Authentic filipino food. Service was great and friendly. Thank you.

First time trying their authentic Filipino lunch buffet including Halohalo shave ice creams and a Balut. Very clean and delicious! Also, the ladies are very kind 🇵🇭

Good variety of delicious Filipino food. Friendly staff and their menu are well priced. Definitely would come back 10/10

Where's the meat, shrimp etc.. on the pancit? Only noodles and cabbage.. no flavor at all. Sometimes I could taste their food is about to get spoiled. It would be so good to keep it authentic.

We were interested in trying something new in the area. We had both had philippino food in the past so we have this a try. It's not much to look at when you walk in. A small set up for buffet and a few tables. There is a very small limited grocery section mostly just crackers cookies and chips. The food itself was alright. Kind of under seasoned to my liking. I just say that both chicken choices were my favorite by far as they were well cooked and tasted great. The beef was dry, the lumpia was made to order and was very hot coming out. Overall it was decent but I have had better in the past . The noodles to me tasted the best as they had a lot of good deep seasoning

This idd as the best Phillipine food I've had since I left Olongapo many many years ago....

Good authentic Filipino cuisine on consolidated buffet. Very charming setting for dining and Asian grocery store. Gracious hospitality.

You might miss this place when you drive by because you'll be going down a hill and it's off the side of the road so slow down. The food is delicious. It's homemade! You can also find baked goods, deserts and drinks! They even have Halo-halo. There are candies and all kinds of chips from the PI so indulge yourself if you have room in your belly or just get it go. The best part are the Aunties who make you feel at home. The small talks with them is what completed the meal for me. It was like I was at a family function. The food is yummy and the hospitality is wonderful! Maraming salamat, po!

Bought Sinigang here on Late October 2021, trued the soup in my house, it was very very spoiled my wife that just gave birth almost threw up and overpriced here, I'm pretty sure they were reusing the meat here,

The food looked great. It was a buffet and they serve you instead of having customers get their own. Much safer from contamination and exposure so that's a plus. The servers were great. They were very friendly and the price was fair.

I'm filipino and have had more than enough authentic filipino food in my life, and the food here just didn't do it for me. In their defense, I only tried the lumpia, pancit, and sinigang. The pancit was the best of the three and had great flavor. The lumpia was okay, but still not that good. I was mostly looking forward to the sinigang, however it lacked the sour taste that it should have which was very upsetting. I hope to try their adobo and nilaga next time to give a further review. Customer service was alright - one of the ladies wasn't very friendly or personable, making us feel unwanted. Overall, I would only come here if I was truly craving filipino food and HAD to have it immediately. Otherwise, I'd seek a different place that was farther if necessary.

Another family-run gem that serves all of your favorite food, just like Lola used to make. They have a 14-tray buffet with pancit, chicken bbq, bistec, dinaguan, pork sinigang, chicken and pork adobo, and more. The menu changes daily. Plus, there are tons of traditional baked good, desserts amd snacks in the store.

This place is very convenient to go to when it's on your way home from church, especially this is the only one, or at least the closest on within the area. I always take advantage their weekend buffet hours, it is more ideal for me since I love to eat a lot. The menus are not bad compared to Filipino buffets I've been. I love their sinigang, it's the way I'd cook my sinigang. Their pork adobo is great. While the basic Pinoy food are on the menus, couple notable food are missing. Lumpia for example. Filipinos are known for their tasty eggroll. I suggest they start serving lumpia on their buffet selection. Desserts are notably missing as well. Filipino buffets I've been, they all have different kinds of desserts on their buffet selection. This place however has rice pudding and sweet bread for sale, it comes with a price, pricey one. They do have snacks and other merchandise, but I won't recommend them coz they're lil bit on the pricey side. I'll recommend buying online for snacks, instead. There's couple of Filipino online stores that sell stuff less expensive. That's what I do. Nevertheless, I'll come back for more pork, chicken, and beef. Come during lunch time when the food are freshly cooked. #slimfitdiet.

I had a great dining experience! This is a buffet style restaurant. The ladies that cook and serve the food were very friendly (happy to serve you or explain the dishes), they replenished the buffet often with fresh food. I also really enjoyed buying snacks from their store. Great experience

Must try!!! Authentic Filipino food and goodies! Very nice ladies and great food. Serve lunch and buffet.

This really feels and tastes like home away from home. If you're ever feeling adventurous or you already know the savory flavors in filipino cuisine. THIS IS THE PLACE TO BE!

The food here is authentic & always amazing. Miss Rose & the other employees are always extremely kind and helpful. We've never had a bad visit! I've seen the reviews where people are upset that they weren't serving certain things, but it doesn't hurt to ask an employee about it. When my vegetarian friend came to visit they didn't have many options for her, but they quickly cooked her veggie lumpia. It's also beneficial to ask about their menu because they serve certain foods on specific days. My favorite day to go is Friday because that's when they typically serve lumpia & lechon. The popular food goes really quickly so you have to come early if you want some. They'll also make halo-halo if you ask for it & it's really good!

Hate to burst everyone's bubbles, but this place was far from impressive. I grew up eating the most authentic of authentic Filipino foods and I would drive 45 minutes any day to Bitter Melon in Angier for tastier food and a far more inviting atmosphere. Ate' Angie and her staff are very welcoming and treat you like family. However, if you can't travel that way, I guess this joint will have to do. I agree with another reviewer though. You can't leave out shanghai lumpia. I'm not sure if their menu differs daily, but I didn't see any pinakbet either. I suppose I'll have to give it another try to possibly boost up my rating.

Family owned restaurant with mini mart. It seems the food is set up as buffet every day (except Monday closed). Owner will cook fresh batch if one of the item has perished. Very friendly owner, she took care of us while dining.

Sari Sari is an absurdly tasty hole in the wall Filipino grocery/eatery. I got some pizza flavored crackers that were addictive, but I was primarily here for the Filipino ready-made food. It's basic, no frills dining. You'll be eating on plasticware but aside from the minor guilt of environmental degradation, it's no big whoop. Ambiance is minimum but the people are friendly. Food is the most dope part of this store. For approx $7, you'll get a carb: white rice or thin rice noodles (pancit) and two sides, which varies daily I'm assuming. I got the pork adobo and bistek tagalog (beef and onions). The pork adobo was the clear winner, it was tender and fatty with an explosion of aromatic flavor. I definitely recommend adobo anything here. The dining area is small, it's like four tables. The parking area a little compact and if you blink, you might miss this small strip plaza. However, the food and affordability can't be beat. I definitely recommend this place if you're craving fresh Filipino food!

Really good spot for lunch. The wife and I stopped by for lunch and they had a buffet with 10-12 different dishes for about $12. Everything that we tried was really good and authentic Filipino food. It's a small place with a little selection of other Filipino snacks and goods. We'll define be back.

My wife and I have been looking for a Philippino store/restaurant for a long time, and low and behold there is one in Fayetteville!! It's so easy to not notice the store, as I drive by it everyday to base. It's on Yadkin by the new jewelry store and movie theater. The food itself was incredible and extremely cheap, only $6 for adobe (the best I've had), two sides and a heaping amount of fresh steamed rice. This is my new "hole in the wall" and you should give it a chance.

Food is good and pretty authentic. Buffet had plenty to choose from every time I've come. I have used them twice for catering and their pricing and food were great. Food was prepared fresh every time. The owner and staff are extremely helpful.

We love coming in this store for cooking essentials since we cook a lot of Filipino cuisine in our home. The buffet is also great when it is out! Love the pancit and Filipino spaghetti.

I came in at 4pm and apparently the food is made around lunch time and kept in those buffet style heaters all day. According to my Filipino girlfriend the food is perfectly authentic. I had some chicken adobo which was had a delicious flavor but you could tell it had been sitting around and was hard to eat due to the many bone fragments. Another annoyance was the $8 minimum for credit card purchases. (A dollar more than the food I got) I had to add a drink and a Boy Bawang, which was actually the final straw for me. Not only was it stale but there was no printed best by date. That tells me she doesn't check for out of dates... I was excited to try Filipino food since I started dating my wonderful Filipino girlfriend but I was disappointed, especially since this seems to be the only place in town to get Filipino food. Maybe I'm just a spoiled white boy because my gf tells me the food is authentic (even down to the bone fragments).

My wife and I just ate here. Nice small place. Staff and food was Great! Pancit, Adobo, Beef Steak and Lechon was tasty. Price was $18.00 for two of us with good portion size

I have had better tasting Filipino foods. The place needs a little spring cleaning, my children was very uneasy because the store was dusty, and the some of the food that was in the freezer was outdated. Bought some of the Filipino chips and they were stale, don't know how long they have been on the shelf. As far as the food goes, they add too much salt/sodium.

My wife is from the Philipinnes and we have dined and shopped,at Sari Sari on several occasions and plan to continue to do so. A no frills, laid back and authentic restaraunt and store. Very friendly and gracious owner, Ms. Rose. Wish ther were more Filipino restaraunts in the area. This is the only one, but a good one. We travel from a neighboring county to dine and shop at Sari Sari. Thank you Ms. Rose.