Daniela's Kitchenette

We had a great experience with Daniela's Kitchenette. Definitely made the right choice picking them to cater for my grandma's celebration of life. Everyone loved the food and were going back for seconds. They were true to their word and have everything prepared at the agreed upon time, unlike past experiences with other Filipino places where food was not ready on pickup time. Staff are nice and courteous. Excellent service and Filipino comfort food. Will be going back again and again in the future.

I was looking for a Filipino restaurant that served breakfast around my area and happened to come across this hidden gem. I've been here several times and tried a wide range of their items so here's a little break down:- Garlic fried rice is pretty good. Could use a little bit more garlic in my opinion. - breakfast combo comes with one egg, wish it came with two. - longanisa: pretty standard but keep in mind they only give you two pieces - tapa: one of my favorite items. Marinated very well and the meat is quite tender. Great portion size as well! - tocino: large portion and great thick pieces of well marinated pork.- tortang talong: not my favorite dish. Wish it was cooked a little long for some crisp but it does have decent flavor. - corn beef: depending on how you like your corn beef, you will either hate it or love it. It's very soupy. Will continue to come here for my silog needs.

I've hit many a Filipino resto and Daniela's is definitely the best "turo turo" (just "point" and eat right away style) spot in the south bay. All the dishes I've tried are reliably spot on flavorful - Filipino comfort food at its best. Their lechon kawali / fried pork belly is crispy (never chewy) and melts in your mouth. It comes with traditional sweet-ish mang tomas brown sauce but I prefer to ask for suka / vinegar sauce on the side - cuts through the fat better. When you get a combo (around $15 for 2 items & rice), they hook you up with a generous portion plus sabaw (broth from their soup of the day) on the side! I love their nilagang baka / beef soup with marrow bone broth.Good catering options too! I ordered a tray of their lumpia for a birthday party and it went like hot cakes. Nice crunch and more flavorful than any other catering I've had in the area.If you want to try their yummy Filipino breakfast spread, definitely arrive before 9am - this is a beloved local hole in the wall and by 9am the options start selling out.

Went here on a Friday morning because I was craving Asian food after primarily eating American food for the past 4 days on a cruise ship. There were already a ton of options to choose from despite arriving there at 9:45 am. Two item combo. Grilled pork, Jeprox (salted, dried smelt fish) with garlic rice ( $13.99): the pork was tender and juicy with a decent amount of fat. The jeprox was crispy with the typical salty flavor, but it was even better when vinegar was added. The garlic fried rice was fluffy with mild garlic flavor. Overall, it was an 8/10 rating.The ambiance is relaxed, as it is on the right side within the grocery store with plenty of tables to dine in, and about half of the patrons take their food to go. The service was fast and attentive. I'd return here after my next cruise.

The food is yummy. Having said that, expect a crowd or a line early in the morning. There are a lot of items available early and free coffee. Service is fast so the line goes up fast, you don't have to wait long. Plus there are a lot of tables to seat in. It is good for a big crowd.

6/06/23The service here have been really friendly and fast.I'm picky eating certain Filipino food. Their breakfast is really good though. I recommend their Tocino, grilled pork, and Topsilog and Sinangag (Garlic Fried Rice).For Lunch, You Gotta Try Their BBQ Pork or Chicken On A Stick..!

My go to place for breakfast.Whenever I get a chance I ordera week's worth of breakfast/lunch items from this place. I usually get their tortang talong, grilled sword fish; champorado; grilled liempo; monggo;Tinapa; My mom loves their pancit, sotanghon soup and Paksiw na bangus.They offer party trays which you order ahead of time. Its inside an Asian market(Fresh Catch).They have good area to dine in. I usually come before a few minutes before they open to beat the morning rush. The place is clean and they have nice tables if you want to dine in.

BEST filipino food in the 562 area & southern california hands down. Make sure you get there early and get a traditional filipino breakfast plate!

Found this hidden gem this morning. The Pilipino breakfast was delicious and fresh, fairly priced at $8.49 per plate.The lugaw (rice soup) was tasty.It is located inside an Asian market.They open at 7AM, but the market doesn't open until 8AM. I almost drive away, but I'm glad I called because the nice lady who answered told me that the entrance is on the right side of the building - a small door down an alley that I would not have known about.I will go back to try other entrees.

Filipino food at its best! The food definitely tastes like home cooked meals! Staff is nice and friendly! This place is highly recommended. Been going here for years now... Overall experience every time is a 5 plus +