Boni: Filipino Street Food

Not from the area. But have driven through to the East coast a few times and have gone a few hours out of my way a few times to be able to stop for lunch/dinner!!! Obviously it's not gonna be as goood as legit filipino food. But their salads are bomb and the flavors are there. we love the lemon shake ups too.

Boni is located in the main food hall and offers a nice variety of bowls and skewers - which you can get individually or in sets with sides, which include pancit, rice, wonton chips, or street corn. It is also nice that they offer a couple of vegetarian options, including crispy tofu, veggie skewers, and a crispy mushroom bowl. We opted to try the crispy BBQ tofu skewers. The texture was very good, and the sauce had a nice flavor. Very nice presentation; the skewers came accompanied by some shredded veggies. Service was friendly. They use a text message system to notify when food is ready. Seating is available around the food hall, and there is a serve your own water station by the bar. There's a small parking lot adjacent to the building, plus street parking nearby.

Came to visit Budd Dairy Food Hall and was instantly drawn to Boni, after viewing all my options. I got the grilled pork belly rice bowl in market style which came with garlic rice, roasted corn, slaw and garlic vinaigrette. Added 2 pork lumpias to make the entire meal a 5/5! The pork belly was packed with flavour and perfectly grilled/ cooked. The roasted corn was sweet and mixed with tomatoes and parsley. The slaw added a great crunch to the meal. Lumpias were fried nice and golden brown with a sweet chili dipping sauce on the side. Overall I loved eating this, especially when you get a little bit of each item as one bite - delicious! Also got a drink of zero sugar 7up and was pleasantly surprised at how good it tasted. Love that they offered a zero sugar soda option. Would probably get this again even with the abundance of other food options in this food hall, as the flavours were so jam packed!

First time trying Filipino food and must say I want it again! Located in Budd Dairy so seating is plentiful. I got the barbecue tofu bowl street style and the cohort got adobo chicken market style. I loved the crispy tofu and kale! Very heavy on the garlic. Will definitely need mouth freshener after

I had the steak skewer and it was good! Covered in a chimichurri type sauce. It's 3 pieces of steak on a stick. Has a delicious grilled taste to it. Not super soft and tender but not chewy either

The food is good. The service is excellent. The ambiance is okay. I would say it's a tad pricey for a bowl. It's about $20 for what you can get at other places for less. The street version is probably the best for me. However, just go and try and see if you like it. It's not memorable. It is okay but it is worth giving a try. Just know it is rather pricey

Delicious lumpia! Thats the only thing I tried from the menu but it was very tasty. The budd dairy food hall had lots of seating and options for food. The employees were kind. I'd definitely go back and try more menu items too!

Being Filipino, I love the concept of opening a fast food spot for the original restaurant in Grandview named Bonafacio. The name is shortened here purposefully!I ordered the pancit bowl but I burned it when I got home to warm it up after a long trip back to Hamilton County. I was mad at myself so I never got to taste it. They also didn't have any lumpia (must be a big seller). Having two "fatalities" is a big message to not even bother anymore.

Solid Price, good portions, good flavorOrdered the chicken adobo pancit style, which is the noodles. I enjoyed every bit of it and would come back in the future. I'd say this stall is probably the best value in the building

I had the chance to visit Budd Dairy for the first time last week for a team lunch to celebrate an event the night before, and I went straight for Boni!I got a bowl with pulled pork, a coconut juice, and the Filipino fruit salad.In my bowl I got the pork belly with everything it comes with, but had them add pickled red onions because I noticed them on another dish that was coming out.The bowl was tasty and had rice on the bottom + an array of veggies, like corn and cherry tomatoes on top. I really enjoyed it but did think it could have used more sauce. I think I will ask for extra next time. The Filipino fruit salad was interesting. Creamy, maybe yogurt-based?? And had maraschino cherries, grapes, and some other slightly unidentifiable fruits included. I think the closest thing I can think of would be ambrosia salad?I'm not sure if I would order that again, but I did like my bowl. I will say that it seemed a tad pricey, with my order coming in at about $30 for the bowl, fruit salad, and drink. I think I would definitely still visit Boni again on another trip to Budd Dairy, except maybe I'll try one of their other sides or a different protein.