Vicky's Filipino Fast Food

Good Filipino food. Same place as Rada's. Great service. It's a little hole-in-the-wall place in Chinatown you gotta try.

Vicky's has been here for many years. It's located on the Diamond Head side of the Fort Street mall a few shops in from Hotel St. going mauka. Picked up some Pork Guisanties and Pancit Bihon. The Guisanties had a good amount of meat and fat. I love fatty pieces of meat. The taste was flavorful. The pancit was on par with other Filipino restaurants. Service was attentive and friendly. They have inside seating. Nothing fancy. But I did a takeout. Enjoy

I usually order a full plate and normally satisfied with the quality and Portion.Today, I decided to order as a side because I had my own rice.$1.75 for 1 longanisa sausage and $6 for pumpkin with long beans.So disappointed in the portions. These are 8oz cups.Not coming back anytime soon. I understand the rise in costs but this is NOT worth $7.75.

This little hole in the wall puts out some good filipino food!Vicky's I happened to find secondary as Rada's Proscki's tiny sign caught my eye first probably of the direction I was coming from but didn't really noticed Vicky's until I approached the building.They do share the space though unlike Rada's Vicky's you go in to get services as you do need to eat with your eyes to see the spread they got going on is quite incredible! As a plate lunch or ala carte they have it all and with their menu categorized by Pork, Beef, Chicken, Seafood, Noodles and Vegetables...name it they probably make it!Since I was grabbing a Proscki (they ignored me at the window) waiting for my turn and hungry hmmmm....yea I decided to get a little something from here and don't know why it was "Pork Adobo" yuuuummm a staple for sure and later thought of Guisantes aiiiiiyah well I saw the adobo first so I made my choice.Side order range in small ($6), medium ($12) and large ($18) that comes in cups displayed right on the counter is really not a bad deal and they load it up nice all filled with chunky pork so nice and full of flavor it was yummy!There is a credit card fee of .50 which isn't bad but I'm so glad I carried cash so be prepared, there are some seating for dining in which is a nice touch as there aren't many places to casual enjoy your meal outside but keep in mind this is downtown so it is what it is but the nice and friendly staff keeps it decently tidy as it does get busy here.Thank you!

They have affordable plate lunches but you have to go early as they run out of food before the afternoon. Tried the Pirozhki with chicken and beef it was huge but very oily . Sometimes they have specials like beef stew and pork with squash .

For the most most part this little hole in the wall sends out some decently tasty "fast food" Filipino food. I like their pancit because it has a good texture. It's not over oily or overly cooked. Sometimes it has more salt than I should ingest but I'm going for the fast food here so I cannot complain. I enjoy the pork guisantes because of the flavor. This time I got a big portion of pancit. It always hits the spot and I feel so happy when I eat noodles. I love noodle and dumplings. The people are friendly but mind you it's not in a great area of town nor is it the cleanest. Close your eyes to all that and you got a nice lunch that is packed with flavor. I suggest not keeping this food for long because it's like reheating something from fast food joints. It's only greatest that day and possibly the next but not really. To be honest finish it that day!

What I had today was some of my go-to's: pinakbet and longanisa. Got it plate lunch style with rice and pancit. Definitely fills the Filipino food cravings I've been having, and I was so happy to find that their foods aren't too salty (as sometimes Filipino restaurants tend to be heavy on the patis).I wish I could've tried the monggo beans, but looks like I'll have to come by earlier next time because they were all sold out by the time I got there. Makes sense considering the line was out the door when I did arrive.The wait was still worth it though, and I was glad to be patient considering it was just nanay doing the line, cashier, and bagging all by herself! I wouldn't be surprised if she does majority of the cooking herself too, so please be patient when coming here.

We were riding on our biki bikes at that time when we decided to lock our bikes near Fort Street Mall. Simply because were tired and looking for something to eat. While looking around, my man suddenly gasp after looking a small sign of Vicky's Filipino Fast Food. We both got excited as he also love Filipino cuisine. We decided to check the place but to our surprised they got lots of selections on their hot counter ready to go menu. You can choose from meat to veggies in a very very reasonable price (2 choice plate for $8 and 3 3 choice plate for $10). Their sinigang is my favorite by far. If you're looking for a fancy and cleanest food hub to eat this one isn't for you. But this doesn't mean that you will miss this fast food chain out. It may not be the fanciest place in the area but sure thing you'll love on the food that it offers to consumers esp. if you love to taste Filipino cuisine. Plus they offer an excellent price. Just worth everything that you pay. For sure will come in here and try their other menu.

Not the fanciest looking, or cleanest looking joint, but if you're looking for pretty good Filipino grindz (and also like hole in da wall places)...................Vicky's Filipino Fast Food really isn't too bad at all!!!When I was training one of my coworkers in the downtown area last week, I originally was gonna take my coworker for a few delicious piroscki from Rada's, but when we actually arrived at Rada's.........they had shut down Rada's till August 1st............Shucks, guess they were temporarily on vacation???? So we went with a plan "B", and got some Filipino food from Vicky's.Vicky's is a small dimly lit restaurant in the heart of downtown Fort Street Mall area. The restaurant serves pre-made Filipino food that is sitting in warmers, and as we entered the restaurant a nice lady greeted us and asked us what we would like. Upon looking over the food, I decided to get some Adobo Chicken, Pancit, & some Pinakbet.My coworker, just went with Adobo Chicken & some rice.What can I say about the grub?Like my Yelp buddy - Lyla D. would say.................Mm, ma sarap!!!!! (Look dat up on Google! Lol!) Lyla is one smart cookie! Lol!For Filipino Fast food, the food wasn't too bad at all............ The Adobo chicken had good flavor, and the chicken meat was soft - "coming off the bone soft" like shoyu chicken. The Pancit was nicely made, but the star of my meal was the Pinakbet!!!!I was really surprised at how well they made this Pinakbet! I have tasted this dish in the past from other Filipino restaurants, & noticed a bitter taste due to them using bitter melon. At Vicky's the Pinakbet did not have any bitter taste...........loved every bit of this dish and how they made it!!! so WONDERFUL!!!!Prices -Coming here, the prices per plate can't be beat! I swear, you will love it............. at how ridiculously low the prices are for a plate!Parking -It's downtown..........what do you expect? There is no free parking at all, so if you choose to come here, either park at the Alii Place Place parking lot, or the Chinatown Gateway Center parking lot, both places have relatively low parking rates. If you're lucky, maybe you can find metered street parking..........but good luck with that.Looking for a delicious, economical, Filipino meal???? Give Vicky's a try!!!!

Food is great, but pay attention to what they're giving you while you're browsing. Got mostly beef fat for my first time here. Other than that, food is delicious.