Manila BBQ & Seafood Grill

Food - freshly prepared, authentic Filipino Dishes, Epicurean Service- Friendly and very attentive Ambiance- Clean, cozy, meticulously crafted. Definitely worth it. Roland the owner super nice

Everything was great during our visit. Food was flavorful - exactly what I needed for the Filipino flavors I was craving. Plenty of options to choose from. The service was fair. Not a ton of interaction. I will note, they charge an 18% service fee for groups of 5 or more.Would come again.

It breaks my heart to have to leave this review because (as a Filipino) we came here to support fellow Filipino small business but they need to be more attentive, faster to clean, be more friendly, more service oriented, and refresh the food more often.Maybe we caught them on an off day, but the staff was not the friendliest. They weren't mean but it felt almost as if they were annoyed with us and had to constantly ask for sauce, plates, bowls, food to be filled, etc. They would do it, but almost begrudgingly. I mean the buffet was $18 per person for our party of 4 and they automatically charged 20% gratuity. I don't mind the charge if there is decent/good service to match, but they didn't hold up their end of the deal so I hope they can change for the better.Here is how our experience went.We arrived around 1:30/2pm.-After paying we searched for a seat. The tables left open for our party of 4 were all at least partly dirty. Patrons had finished and the food had not been picked up. And because they don't bring to to a table, we set up trays temporarily on one of the cleaner of the "dirty" tables hoping that some of the tables would be cleaned and become available to sit at. They cleaned some of the other tables and we asked to move to them but they said no and that we had to remain at the dirty table in the corner where we initially set down our trays. They proceeded to clean up tables and then started flipping up chairs on tables like they were closing. At this point we had gone to get food and had to skimp on the rice that was left because it would have run out for our table of 4. So I then asked if they were closing up and they said they were not. Confused as I was, I then asked if they could please check to see if they had more white rice to serve. They then proceeded to check the pot as if they weren't sure if I was telling them the truth about the rice pot being empty. After I showed them, the guy cleaning then asked one of the chefs to refill the rice.I wish those were the only things wrong, but that's only the beginning. When we initially arrived we had to ask for them to bring out plates and bowls because they had not refilled the stack. They sat out empty bottles of sauces and made you ask for them. There was no anticipation of needs. When we told them they were out of sauces, they didn't even go refill the bottles, they just brought maybe 1oz of sauce for the whole table.... Seriously?! Crazy. After that there was no, "Can I get you anything else?" Or other similar phrase.... Like was did our gratuity go towards?Table dirty, ask for plates/bowls, fill my own water, ask for refresh types of foods (which by the way were mostly not great and not a big variety). I'm not going to say we didn't feel scammed a little bit. Again, maybe it was an off day, but this place needs to do better. Food review: Good items: -Pork Sinigang- tasty but little to no meat-Signature Chicken- kind of juicy, decent flavor Food I wished was better-Crispy Pata: was too dry-Lechon: imagine if they cooked it to perfection and then deep fried it for another 30 minutes, then let it sit under the hot lamp all day until it is tougher than jerky ... that's what pieces were left in the tray and they did not replace or refresh it the whole time we were there. Sad :( -Adobo: too much vinegar, not enough salt/ soy sauceEverything else was "mid" at best. I was tempted to ask for money back, but didn't. hopefully they see this review and challenge themselves to become better.

I used to come here a lot years ago but after ownership changed, food quality also changed. I heard they had a $17.99 buffet so decided to give it a try. We came here on a Monday (President's Day) almost 12pm. We were greeted and then given food trays and instructions on the buffet. Payment is due prior to eating. We paid but did not check the receipt until we got home and saw that an 18% tip was included (plus there is a extra line for "additional tip") and also a 3% charge for using a credit card. We were not informed of both of these nor did we see a sign pertaining to these. Over 15 dishes but not a single beef dish. Mostly chicken and pork dishes (chicken curry, chicken tinola, chicken adobo, pork menudo and pork adobo), three noodle dishes (pancit palabok, miki/bihon and lomi), several fish dishes (tinapa bangus, fried bangus, tuyo and fried tilapia). There was fried rice and also steamed rice. Their food heating system and heat lamps are useless - the food is not hot, not even barely warm. Nothing extraordinary with taste and flavor, they were okay - most of them were oily. Dessert was Ginataang bilo-bilo. The turon was brought out a bit late. I tried it and it was oily and seemed like the oil used was already previously used to cook other dishes, and the banana was hard - I could not eat it. The price is definitely reasonable and you get what you pay for. Ambiance - casual restaurant Located in a strip mall - lots of parking available. I am not sure if I will be going back to this place to give it another chance.

It was a beautiful afternoon in Henderson and we decided to go for Filipino food. I really wanted to like this place, but in the end, it was just ok and that was all based on the food. Service was awesome. Most of the food was good, but the day we went, there was no bbq. How's that possible for a place w/ the word bbq in its name. Regardless, that was a big miss for me.

I really wanted to give Manila BBQ & Seafood 5 stars, but I have to keep my reviews honest. I stopped by this spot after getting a massage at Thai Massage Pro (which I highly recommend). After reading the reviews, I couldn't wait to get my hands on this food. The staff was very friendly, and the ambiance was good. However, the inside of the place is much smaller than it appears to be.It was my first time here, so I asked the girl taking my order for advice. She recommended the BBQ chicken skewers, and I went with her suggestion. She also upsold me on the Shanghai lumpia, so I added that too. It was a to-go order, and I waited about 10-15 minutes, which is typical. The entire experience was great. However, when I got home, I was very disappointed.The combo already came with lumpia, so I ended up with two orders. But that's neither here nor there. The most disappointing part was the tiny BBQ chicken skewers that came with the meal. The entire dish was lackluster in terms of portion size, but the single skewer was smaller than my pinky finger, and I'm not exaggerating. I'd hoped for a hearty, satisfying meal after reading all the rave reviews, but what I got felt more like a snack-sized sampler. Definitely not worth the price.I will try this place again, I'm sure. But next time, I'll ask about the portion sizes.

First I thought this place was a different type of restaurant I think they have changed since I saw when they opened. Overall this seems more of a take out place with places to sit. They have an area where they have raw meet on a stick that they fried for you. I personally wasn't a big fan of this but my coworker did.This place does have it looks like live performances.

Overall: 3.7/5 (dine in)Manila BBQ & Seafood Grill looks like a family owned business. They have a section where you can choose which skewers you like then they will cook it for you. If you don't want skewers, they have a regular menu as well. The lady who helped us was really nice, and the food came out pretty fast.PSD Big Assorted Kakanin ($10.50): There are 4 rows of different desserts which were all good and not too sweet.BBQ Combo ($7.99): They have a variety of combo plates that you can choose from. We got the BBQ pork combo plate which comes with 1 BBQ pork skewer, 3 tiny lumpias, and pancit noodles. It looks exactly like the picture so you know what you're getting. This plate was good and better than the chicken inasal for me. The pork was tender, the lumpia was very crispy + tasty, and the pancit noodle was surprisingly soft. Recommend getting this plate if you come here. Chicken Inasal Special Promo ($4.49): This is like the Filipino version of Vietnamese ga roti. My husband loved it. I didn't get to taste the skin but just the chicken meat which I thought was okay but it's also probably because I didn't dip it in the sauce. The only thing missing was the garlic topping on the rice. However, for the price, it's a steal. The portion size was good too! Siomai Skewer ($2.50): Skip. The filling combo just wasn't right.

Been coming here probably monthly before they change to buffet. Came in today . Guy working there was so rude. I was confused and I was just asking questions. Seems like he didn't want answer or attend to us. So we just left and probably not coming back. Hopefully he reads this and get it together. Please attend and be nice to customers. That will go long way and keep you guys in business.

Raw chicken from inasal. Ordered via Ubereats. This is a safety hazard. Do not recommend this. We ordered two chicken inasal and both were raw. They claimed that they boiled the chicken prior to barbecuing but why is it still bloody and raw? thankfully we checked it!!!!