Marie’s Kitchen

I've been thinking of the corned beef silog, and decided to come by after a nearby appointment to see if it was as good as I remembered.The answer is: Yes! Just as good, and just as filling. I added an order of lumpia as well, which I didnt realize would have so many portions! After eating this meal, I was literally full for the rest of the day.

Good food, but the place is very well hidden inside the "Forrest Green" bldg. Enter the building dtreet side and it is the first suit on the left. Service is nice and fast. Excellent

I ordered the solo meal for the day, which included Laing and Fried Milkfish. The food was delicious, and the fish was perfectly crispy. The portion size was worth every penny. The owners are friendly and provided excellent service.

This is definitely Dallas hidden secret and if I did not found this on Yelp, I would have never known this place would have existed as this place is near my work and if the area was not too bad I would definitely walk there. This is inside the office build and the only con is there are no signs outside the place as I got really confused of the location until I opened the Yelp app and they mentioned this place was inside the office building and I thought it was a joke, but there it was. I found this place and the menu is on a TV screen. They have a good assortment of American food and Filipino food, but I came for the Filipino food since I miss this so much. Prices were not too bad. I spent a total of $27 dollars with tip.I ended up getting their special the Calamari Adobo. I never tried this before so I gave this a shot. I got 2 lumpia with the meal, rice and a calamari with the adobo sauce. Definitely a different sauce to what I am used to, but it definitely mixes in with the flavor. I did ended up getting a Halo Halo as well since I miss the dessert. Unfortunately, the Jollibee's down here do not offer it. Halo Halo was really great and one of the best I have had unless it has been awhile. Service was great and the people were friendly as well.Since they open at 7:30am, I might be tempted to stop here before heading into work as their breakfast items look good. I want to try their Ube pancakes as that is their specialty.

We went for lunch here and ordered some Tapsilog and their Bicol Express and Veggie egg roll combo menu for the day. They're delicious, although the tapa in Tapsilog needs to add a little sweetness in it and the Bicol Express should be less oily. Also, the veggie egg roll is bland, you need to dip it in sauce for my taste.This place opened about 5 yrs ago and survived the pandemic. Nestled inside an office building. It's a hidden gem in the heart of Dallas. Lots of parking space.A Mom and Pop business. This hardworking couple from San Francisco are energetic, the meal was made by Chef Marie, while her husband Jay is doing the legwork serving and cashier. Great teamwork. Closed on Saturday. Open Sundays from 8:30 am to 2 pm. Monday to Friday, 7:30 am to 4:30 pm.Will be back to try their Halo-Halo and Ube (purple yam) Pancake.

This is such a great place for affordable and delicious breakfast or lunch. We did take out but the cashier was so nice and the inside seating is small but super clean. It's inside a building so it's hidden. We got the breakfast tapsilog and lechon ($10) and it was so flavorful and filling. Each came with sauces and 2 eggs. I wish I got to try to ube pancakes or desserts. Recommend this place for authentic Filipino comfort food.

Tucked away on the inside of an office building, Marie's is a hidden gem serving Filipino breakfast and American lunch favorites! I enjoyed a very delightful Filipino-style brunch at during my visit here. My favorite item by far was the Ube Pancakes (made with ube-infused pancake batter ) that came with ube-flavored syrup. They used to only open on weekdays for breakfast and lunch, but they recently started opening on Saturdays to allow more customers to visit on the weekend! The service here is always great as well. I will definitely be back to try more of their different breakfast items. Here's what I ordered:Ube Pancakes ($7.50)Lumpia Silog ($11.50) - pork lumpia with rice and eggsHalo Halo ($7) - love the ube ice cream that came on top!

I'm on a business trip here in Dallas and was missing my fiance's and tita's cooking so I though I'd try to find a place close to my hotel. Upon searching only this place and Jollibee popped up. :( Definitely won't be finding authentic cooking at Jollibee I decided to come here for breakfast!As soon as I entered, I was greeted by the nice young man running around taking orders and running food. He even suggested the chef's special Caldereta which of course I couldn't say no to. I grabbed one for dinner.What I had for breakfast were ube pancakes, lechon kawali silog, and halo halo for dessert. I got service water which came with lemons and cucumbers infused in it! Everything was so delicious! The ube pancakes: fluffy, perfectly sweet, and topped off with whip cream. It came with an ube syrup to pour over it which was so good. Lechon Kawali Silog: Perfectly cooked pork! Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and accompanied by the lechon sauce. I'm personally not a fan of it but I asked for patis on the side and that went perfectly with the pork, rice, and eggs.Halo-halo: Delicious and such a perfect note to end on. It came with the works and after getting down to about 80% i was able to mix it all together. SO good!The ambiance was causal and chill. They're located on the first floor of an office building and was quick to find since smell their delicious food as soon as you walk into the lobby. There is a significant amount of parking. They're menu also consist of non filipino items like sandwhiches and stuff which I'm sure they adapted to so they can serve the office workers above. The lady chef was very nice as well and very attentive. Thank you so so much for such a great experience.

Delicious food, great service, quaint space!It can be hard to find since it's in an unmarked office building, but we found the building through the building number and headed inside to look for the suite number.I got the ube pancakes with a side of sausage and they were sooooo good! The ube sauce on the side is to die for and you can have plenty leftover for other desserts with how much you're given.

Went to Marie's to try their Ube pancake. It's very good! They have three ube pancake that's you can share. They also serve Filipino breakfast. Lechon kawali and beef tapa are very good.