Johnny's Kambingan Filipino Restaurant

Food is authentic goat meat. We were greeted by Vic who is a partner of Johnny, he introduced himself. Kind and very accommodating. He let us taste the soup of Sinampalukan na Kambing! (Goat's meat cooked in sour soup). Place is not that big but clean and the restroom is clean too! Price is worth the taste. We got Papaitan, goat's meat and innards, mix veggies and paksiw na lechon, with 2 rice and 2 buko juice ( tall cans) total of $28.50. If you are around Bellflower, you may want to take a taste of their food! By the way, smell of goat's meat will welcome you soon as you enter the restaurant!

They have a yelp accolade, "People Love Us on Yelp." This spot is just a few miles from my mom so we wanted to try a new place. I kinda like them. Johnny is a super sweet guy but, the food is not that impressive. Upon entry, there is strong "cooked fish" smell. The restaurant is definitely mom and pop. This location has been in the community for 30 years. They also have a location in Carson that his wife and son run. A friend actually recommends the one in Carson.It is point and choose cafeteria style. Mom wanted the pinaket (veggie dish with bitter melon) and menudo (stew with chopped up meat and potatoes, mild peppers in tomato sauce). She liked what she got and had her leftovers packed up to go. I didn't really see anything that I wanted to have so I just got the smallest container/cup with menudo and just a tad of rice. Johnny joked that I was on diet and that's totally fine. He has a cordial personality.There is no public restroom. They did have one or two tables that are wheelchair accessible-very important for us. His staff was kind to open the door for us upon exiting.It's more like 2.5 but bumped up to 3 because of the hospitality. We may or may not try the Carson location.PS: Kambingan in Tagalog is a place where goats are raised. They did have goat dishes but, not a dish I would get.

Johny's Kambingan is a small spot but great for a quick Filipino meal. The dishes are flavorful and satisfying, perfect for when you're craving authentic Filipino food on the go.

Going to a party and decided last minute to take something. My usual place for Lumpia was further away so I found Johnny's closer to me. Now when you talk small Mom & Pop store, this is it. A small restaurant with no air conditioning (or at least not when I was there) and nothing fancy. I'm not trying to talk bad about this place, it's just really Mom & Pop. It's a fast food Filipino place with several food choices. I ordered a tray of Lumpia and by time I got there, it was ready to go. But while there, I also saw that he had some fried shrimp so I bought that tray as well. Both were good. The fried shrimp was just basic breaded fried shrimp that would find at any other place. No special Filipino or Asian seasoning. The Lumpia was good but I will say that the filling was a little skimpy and skinny. Nothing too bad but it was lacking compared to other places. One thing that definitely sets this place apart is the service. Johnny was extremely friendly and welcoming. To be honest, it wasn't the best Filipino food I've had but it was good and due to it's proximity to me, I would definitely order from this place again. Plus I try and support not only local but small Mom & Pop shops when I can. Not a big deal but one note. They do charge you a fee for using your credit card. Nothing uncommon about that but it was surprising being that I spent over $60 and still got charged the fee. Usually there is a minimum. He pointed out the sign that states that all transactions are charged, but only after he dug it out behind other papers that were covering the notice.

My boyfriend and I came for lumpia. Unfortunately, we didn't realize we had to call 30min in advance. Although, we came for lumpia we ended up getting goat and pork. The cashier let us sample the meat, and we walked out VERY happy. The food was amazing, and the cashier was kind. Support small business!

The food is really good. Great customer service. They also do catering. Authentic Filipino food. Masarap.

I found this place on Yelp and decided to try it because I was in the area with my wife. My wife and I are Filipino American but can't speak much Tagalog, so ordering from Filipino restaurants is always a fun experience. The guy at the register was super cool and explained to us what each dish was. Some we knew, and some we didn't. We ordered the Sinigang, Caldereta, and a dish that the cashier described as beef and green beans lol. We also got some rice, which he scooped up a lot for us. The food was awesome. The service was awesome. We forgot to order drinks, and the cashier gave us bottled water for free. Super nice of him. If I'm back in the area I'd probably eat here again.

WONDERFUL SERVICE! The food was exceptional, and it was very flavorful. The owner "Tito Johnny" was such as nice person, who treats you as you are apart of his family. I recommend to consider trying the sisig, goat caldareta, and lechon kawali. If you want, also try the lumpia . There's many other dishes which are excellent and I hope you try it plus enjoy it as well.The fellowship, Filipino ambiance etc. are all top tier! Love you, Tito Johnny!

Hours posted are incorrect wasted time going there for nothing. When we called the number said they would be there 430 pm when then open at 8 am. How do you run a business like that.

Went to get lumpia. They have none made. He said I had to call ahead of time. Didn't offer me how long to cook .....I might have wanted to wait. Also, no AC.