Komida: Filipino Kitchen

Our Menu

Pancit with 5pcs. LUMPIA (Springroll)

Noodles cook with chicken and vegetables plus lumpia sauce.
$16.99
Lumpia (Springroll) 10 pcs.

Choices with PORK, BEEF, CHICKEN, or VEGETABLE
$13.59
Pork Adobo with 2 cup of Rice

Cooked with Soy sauce and vinegar and Komida spices.
$15.49
Pork Menudo with 2cup of rice

Cook with tomato sauce and homemade komida spices.
$15.49
Bicol Express with 2 cup of Rice

Bicol express made with Pork, coconut milk, sili and komida homemade spices.
$15.49
Chicken Adobo with 2 cup of Rice

Cooked with Soy sauce, Vinegar and add Boiled egg
$15.49
Pinoy Beef Steak with 2 cup of Rice

Marinated Sliced beef marinated with soy sauce, with homemade komida spices
$15.89
Tosilog Chicken or Pork with fried Eggs & 2 cup of Rice

Marinated Chicken with Komida homemade spices.
$14.99
MONGGO (Mung Bean) with 2 cup of Rice

Cooked Mung bean with shrimp, Chicken, malungggay with homemade komida spices.
$10.39
Beef Kaldereta with 2 cup of Rice

Marinated Beef with tomato sauce, carrot, potato and homemade komida spices
$15.89
Tuyosilog (Fried Dried Fish with 2 Eggs & Rice

Tuyosilog (Fried dried fish) with 2 rice, 2 eggs, 5 pieces of herrings fish.
$12.49
Crispy Pata per lb. ala Carte Plus Sauce

Fried crispy pork knuckle.
$11.39
Hotsilog (Hotdog)

Magnolia brand hotdog, 2 eggs and Rice
$9.99
Palabok Special

Rice Noodles, with Shrimp sauce, ground pork, pork rind, boiled egg and fish flakes.
$9.49
16 oz. Ginataang Ube

Cook in coconut milk with ube yam.
$7.49
BANGSILOG (Milk fish) with 2 cup of Rice & 1 Egg

Marinated Milkfish with garlic and vinegar.
$14.99
Longsilog (Pinoy Sausage) with 2 cup of Rice & Egg

Philippine, sausage, Rice & Egg
$12.99
DINUGUAN (Chocolate Pork Stew) with 2 cup of Rice

Cooked with Pork blood with Rice
$14.69
Pompano Fried Fish with 1 cup of Rice

Deep Fried Pompano
$17.89
Lechon Kawali (Deep Fried Crispy Pork) 1 pound

Marinated Pork Belly, Rice, Pickled Papaya, Plus Sauce.
$19.49
Rellenong Bangus (Stuffed Fillet MilkFish) ALA CARTE

Boneless Milk Fish Stuffed milkfish and Veggies.
$19.49
32 oz. Ginataang Ube

Cook in coconut milk with ube yam.
$13.89
TINAPANG BANGUS (Smoked Milkfish) ALA CARTE

Deboned Baby Milkfish (smoked)
$8.89
Boiled Egg

Each.
$2.49
12 oz. Papaya Pickles
$8.59
Sinigang Sour Soup Chicken or Pork with 1 cup of Rice
$14.99
Lechon Kawali Garlic Fried Rice

Per lb. pork belly with rice and lechon sauce.
$19.59
Sisig Pork a la Carte

Roasted pork belly, pig ears, chicken liver with egg and mayo.
$16.29
Sinigang Sour Soup with Pork a la Carte
$12.29
FRIED TILAPIA with 1 Cup Rice

Deep Fried Tilapia
$15.99
Lechon Kawali 1lb. with 2 cup of Rice, Sauce and Pickles Papaya
$19.69

Desserts

Leche Flan

Eggs with vanilla, condensed milk, milk, caramelized sugar.
$11.99
Halo-Halo (Mix-Mix)

Mix-mix ingredients: sweet corn, banana, purple yam, jackfruit, nata de coco, string young coconut, leche flan, ube ice cream, evaporated.
$10.99
Banana Turon 4pcs.
$6.99
Banana Turon 4pcs
$9.99

Marinated pork with calamansi, pineapple juice and home made komida spices.

Diniguan

a plate of food

Sisig with egg

Komida filipino food

Chicken Adobo

Halo Halo

Pancit w/ 5 pc Lumpia & Pork menudo, Adobo chicken served with garlic rice and a side of soup

All of the ready to serve dishes

Vegetable lumpia

Atsara, suka (vinegar sauce) and lechon sauce

Lumpia & Pancit

Lechon Kiwale

Diniguan

food

Tocsilog (tocino with egg over garlic fried rice)

Lechon kawali and garlic fried rice

Inside

Mongo (mung bean soup)

Inside

Carlos S.

★☆☆☆☆

Jun 19, 2024

No. Just. NO. The best part of this meal was the service from the kind lady at the counter. No. Again. NO. I was so excited to have Kare Kare. It was not Kare Kare. The Mall. Seriously - why is this Mall still open. C'mon. Reading the reviews on this is BS. OMG. No.

Nikki Z.

★★☆☆☆

Nov 17, 2022

I'm Filipino and I love Filipino food. Disappointingly, this place did not do it for me. The food was too greasy and too salty and not flavorful.We ordered several dishes to try and none of them were satisfying. Maybe we went on an "off day" and the cook wasn't feeling it, but that's hardly an excuse for a restaurant that wants to succeed. I have read more recent reviews that say that the food is good. I did go shortly after they opened, but not sure if I'm willing to go back just yet.

Terry C.

★★★★★

Jun 27, 2024

I go often to this place hidden inside Marley Station mall my daughter and wife love it so I am going there for carry out quite often,I love the cheesesteaks,my wife and daughter love the panzit and Lumpias

Vanessa S.

★★★★★

Aug 8, 2023

A taste of the Philippines right here in Glen Burnie Maryland!If you are looking for authentic Filipino Food - this is the place to go.Bring your family and friends here to enjoy the food and amazing service.

Jasleen M.

★★★★★

Dec 18, 2022

The customer service was great. The lady who was helping me out at first was very sweet. They were all very nice and were patient with me since it was my first time. They recommended a lot of their popular dishes. I decided to get the pork menudo and chicken adobo with a side of garlic rice. I loved the menudo it taste just like a beef stew, it was very flavorful and taste like something home cooked. The adobo chicken was good as well it was a safe first time try. Since I got the combo platter it came with the choice of rice or garlic rice, egg, and a side of soup. The soup was a nice side, it has cabbage, carrots, and celery. I really liked the simplicity and it paired well with the rest of the meal. The lumpia and pancit had pork in it and it was good as well. Reminds me of Singapore noodles without so much sodium. I really enjoyed my meal and I look forward to trying more things on their menu. Location of the store: next to movie theater and right infront of auntie Anne

Jenny T.

★★★★★

Oct 1, 2022

If you are anything like me and have had Filipino food on very rare occasions, you'll be as confused as I was. I wanted to try everything. I asked the cashier what was the most popular and she suggested the Pancit & 5 pc Lumpia. So I got that and the Halo Halo. The pancit is a glass noodle stir fry w/ chicken, pork and veggies. The lumpia is pretty much like a spring roll. The Halo Halo is a dessert/ drink that consists of beans, jello, potatoes, corn, condensed milk, shaved ice and topped w/ ube ice cream. Both were delicious. I can't wait to go back and try more. Komida is located inside Marley Station Mall next to the movie theaters and across from Auntie Annie's.

Mike F.

★★★★☆

Aug 6, 2022

We saw the ads for this small Filipino kitchen in a facebook group and went out to try. Friendly staff and tasty foods make a great combination. The filipino spaghetti was better than Jolibee. The lechon , crispy, and the adobo full of flavor. We were too full to try desserts and will have to go back for Halo Halo. You'll find this kitchen in the mall near the movie theatre.

Charlene W.

★★★★★

Nov 12, 2024

Food was delicious. The service was absolutely amazing ... they treat you like family!!!Ambiance was very accommodating/comfortable!! We truly enjoyed the experience.

Lucy L.

★★★★☆

May 11, 2024

chicken adobo and garlic rice which was delicious. Beef steak was a little dry and the beef mami was just mediocre. Halo halo could have been a little more sweeter but it was a decent size treat.

Rolando D.

★☆☆☆☆

Sep 29, 2024

Ordered pork bbq--not Pinoy style. Chicharon bulaklak was chicken skin- WTH. Lumpia was good. Turon was good. There are better choices out door. I was hoping this was authentic---not at all.