Kusina @ Lumpia

Great place to get Filipino food! And the food is great and tasty...and for the price and quality, quite affordable. When we came in, it was just me, my wife and daughter. But after a few minutes, a crowd started forming inside the store. We're "Buena Mano", I guess...The place has a grocery section inside, where you can peruse and buy mainly Filipino items. But the main part of the place is the food/restaurant area. The only odd thing about the place was that the main entry was at the back side of the parking area. You park at the back, and then you walk around to the front of the building where the main entry would be.Bonus Points: During our visit, there was a homeless man who came in. It seems that the store knew the old man. After a few minutes, the cashier came out and gave the man some food and a drink, to which he thanked them for it. He then went to the outside tables to eat his free meal. My hat's off to this place! I will always support a place where kindness grows in abundance!

Aw man, why?? First, the food is fire. But the halo halo? how you gonna PLAY me. They served this to us after we threw down and thought we wouldn't notice?? We went in and asked where the Ube is and the owner said, "next time." HUH. Disappointed. I wanted to want you, but you left me out in the cold like you never even needed my service. This isnt a game, it's my LIFE. Love and light

When you pull up into the parking lot, you will see the back of the restaurant. You have to walk around front to find the front door. There's inside and outside seating. There's also a little market inside for a variety of snacks and drinks. I ordered lechon kawali. It was delicious eating it fresh and with the sauce. The fat just melts in your mouth. You can air fry it if you have leftovers! It was a decent portion. I also ordered a plate longsilog with tocino. I didn't particularly enjoy the flavors of the tocino. the garlic rice was good! I experienced wonderful customer service also.

I ordered a party tray of lumpia and pancit for my sisters wedding on New Year's eve. I spent over $300 on the food and it was absolutely disgusting. The lumpia especially, you can tell it was previously frozen not fresh. It had that freezer burn taste. Again the wedding was on New Year's eve so we didn't taste the food until like 10pm. I ask several people what they thought of the food and they thought it taste old as well. My dad is a chef and he said that the lumpia was old. To make matters worse is my son got food poisoning and was in and out of the bathroom all day. I would not recommend ordering a party tray fromthem unless you like old food refried. If I could dispute it with my bank I definitely would.

I recently tried Kusina @ Lumpia and had the Tosilog, and it was delicious! The tocino was perfectly cooked, sweet and tender, with just the right amount of caramelization. The portion size was good, and it was definitely filling. The only thing that held me back from a perfect 5 stars was that the dish could've been a bit more seasoned, as the flavors were a little on the mild side for my taste.

Ordered the lechon kewali. They gave me mostly fat. Barely any meat. This isn't just a one time thing. They do this all the time. I won't be ordering this anymore. We've specifically asked for them to not give us so much fat but they never care to listen unfortunately. Very cheap.

Prices are cheaper than what we saw online so that was a pleasant surprise. There are few tables outside and tall tables inside. Food is generous and the rice has the perfect amount of garlic. I do wish they offered more sauces than vinager, especially for those who don't use vinegar or even hot sauce. Everything is packed in to-go containers which is convenient because we definitely had leftovers. It was a great drive by for food and satisified us. The attached market is surprisingly a big space and has a variety of Filipino items. I had to have some self control not to buy so many things, lol!

The ambiance was not so great. Couple of tables with stools. We ordered breakfast food. They came out hot.

Food was so yummy because it is a mom and pop shop with a little market on the other side. We ordered a steak dish and longanisa. They both came with eggs on rice. Nice fresh and hot out of the kitchen! There are two or three tables to sit inside. One lady in the front and one cook in the back. Want some Filipino food? This is a nice mom and pop spot to come to.

Who doesn't love a silog? It's one of my comfort meals. The breakfasts are really great and they have a variety of meats to choose from. I've had their tapsilog, longsilog, spamsilog and my mom had their bangsilong. Garlic rice is a little too wet for my preference but my mom likes it that way.Their lumpias are very good too, they are long and slim. But eat the pork or chicken ones. Never tried the veggie. Today I picked up a party tray of 100 pork shanghai and they were a hit. First thing to disappear.Don't sleep on their desserts as the turon and halo-halo are yummy too. I have yet to try their sago offerings so maybe next time. Not of fan of their pancit the one time I ordered it back in 2021 as it tasted off and perhaps the fresh veggies weren't so fresh? For the pork/shrimp lumpia they don't remove the tract. If you don't care about that, go for it.Not sure if the owners are the same from 10 years ago when it was a smaller store called GNC Kusina ATBP but they expanded their footprint to include a mini mart when the sub shop left. Be aware: front door is on the opposite side of the parking lot FACING Truxel Rd. The other doors are a Jamaican shop, an Indian shop and a Mexican taqueria.