Kakanin Filipino

The owners here are so nice and welcoming here. And the layout of their store area and food area is super easy to navigate and you're not running into people when it's crowded. I've tried almost all their hot food that's is in the warming cabinets except the empanadas as it's a new thing they have now. The only thing I don't like to much is their Lechon, it's pretty soggy and very fatty; kinda needs to be cooked longer so the fat can render out more and the sling can be crispy. The other things though are very nice and taste good. I'll definitely have to come back and test out their breakfast items that they sell when I'm craving a Filipino breakfast.If you're looking for some quick grab and go Filipino food this place is your spot, but a good thing to do is also call them to see what they have and if you're wanting it then have them hold it for you while you drive down because some stuff sells out pretty quick.

I love it here! They have a small market area with kakanin and snacks & you can order fresh, hot meals at the register. They also have a cute seating area if you'd like to eat there. Not sure if she was the owner, but the woman at the register was so sweet. She even helped me to my car bc I ordered too much for my hands to carry (I was carrying my baby too). I don't have pictures bc we dove into the food so quickly but I ordered the fried squid, tokwa't, lechon plate, luwag, & halo halo. It's been a while since I've had Filipino food outside of home bc I'm not to fond of the Filipino restaurants here but everything I ordered here was AMAZING. The luwag was my favorite! Definitely coming back!

We love coming here almost weekly in my days off!! This is our go to place for Filipino brunch. I love that not only they serve Filipino hot food but also it is a market. They serve your favorite tapsilog, Longsilog, bangsilog, corned beef, jeprox, dried squid and Filipino desserts. The whole family who owns it are nice and accommodating. And this is also my go to place to order party platters. My favorite is the siomai, my co workers just love them and the first food to disappear! The place is clean and quiet and they always play relaxing elevator music or piano music. They accept phone orders, just be ready with your credit card.

Was in the neighborhood and stopped by to pick up snacks for the flight home. The place was so clean and the small seating area was cute!I only picked up the ready made snacks and there was a nice variety. Lots of items were available in the refrigerator as well. My favorite was the Pastillas de Leche. Pastillas de Ube was something new to me and I probably won't try it again. The Bibingkang Malagkit was good (but the TSA screening machine didn't like the tin it was baked in- haha).Packaging was neat and displays were incredibly organized. It was great to see freshness dates on all the items. Service was very nice and helpful, too!I'll keep this place bookmarked for future visits to Las Vegas...because SNACKS!!!

Decided to swing by this place on the recommendation of a friend and it ended up being a great choice for a quick lunch. The photos that were already on here make it seem like it is more of a market, than sit down restaurant, which it is, but there are quite a few food items available to eat there and 5 tables to eat at. I decided to get the some pancit malabon, lechon kawali, some kutsinta and pichi pichi. This was plenty of food for my party. The lechon was really good, with a dipping vinegar based sauce that made it the food not feel heavy. The pancit was also really good. I would assume/hope the catered food would be similar to what I ate, but I haven't utilized that service, so I am unsure. If you want to try some Filipino food, to eat for breakfast or lunch, or maybe take some pastries home, I would definitely recommend this place.

You know when you're at a Filipino restaurant or market and you see the random selection of desserts and pastries on a styrofoam tray wrapped in Saran Wrap... and you see a bit of mold growing on it!?! Well that doesn't happen here! They actually mark their food with a date. I was expecting for them to have some karioka in the fresh/hot food side but they only had turon. Sad face. They also ran out of chicken siopao, but had plenty of pork ones. We opted for some Kakanin and I got some original milk pastillas - I guess it's fresh and I'm used to old stale ones with the strong powdered milk taste.

I ordered a tray of assorted puto. On the phone I was told this "medium" sized platter is good for 15 people I picked it up and the puto is so tiny, the kutsinta does not have coconut, so i called and they said the one i bought is "as is" well kutsinta will not be kutsinta without the coconut and i wasnt informed to order that separately! He wants me to go back and get it... im like nope! And the sapin sapin theres no "latik" or cooked coconut on top! Wth! I couldve spent my $30 buying separately and put in the tray illProbablh get more than what I paid for. The stuffs they advertise ok their pictures is not the right one you will get. These are so tiny!!! The cassave cake, you can tell they did not use enough coconut milk. They try to limit ingredients and let customers pay more. I would never order from here anymore. Use your money somewhere else. Rip off for me!

This was our first time here. The pancit malabon was perfect! The service was great. It's a restaurant with tables to sit and eat. They have a variety of ready to eat to go Filipino desserts and refrigerated food. They have a menu with Filipino breakfast.

Good authentic Pilipino food and dessert! Owner cooks all dishes onsite.Offers some grocery items too!

Wow!!! Consistent flavor absolutely delicious Bulalo and other items in this small Momma and Papa joint!!