Baby's Eatery and Palabok

Bought some frozen lumpia from here and they were delicious! Perfect with sweet chili sauce for dippingCooked these in oil over medium flame, two minutes each side Will definitely be back to try more of the menu

This is one of those deceivingly small places, but it packs a lot of big bold flavors and hearty meals.It is a highly efficient mom-n-pop restaurant, with an open kitchen and a food-prep operation in plain sight. Often you'd see fresh dishes poured right into the food warmers directly from the stoves. And with everything out in the open, you have the sense that everything is honest, as simple as a home kitchen.And in spite of their tiny operation, the selection is ample on any given day in this turo-turo style, so much to pick from, and it seems as if point at anything, even from their shelves, everything is for sale.These folks are hard working, kind people who try to send you off with as much food they can pack into to-go overflowing plastic containers. They are earnest at what they do. This is a fine example of a small business with big dreams.

No frills, straight up good Filipino food. As it should be. 20+ years in the city Your typical Filipino eatery where you can pick two items with rice. Place is cash only and I highly suggest you come here by 1pm because they run out of food quick.Lumpia, Pancit and all things Pinoy rice desserts. This is you spot.Quick service too!Not a place to dine-in because it's small. Definitely a hole in the wall.

The palabok was garlicky. It had a lot of hard boiled eggs and Chicharon. I give it a 6 Just came back for the okoy. Really good.Lani was really friendly and sweet. This store is always lively and fun. I just ordered menudo , palsies and Kate kare.

Fresh, balanced, and flavorful. Some of the best food I've had. The ladies helping are always so friendly and give huge portions. I visit every time I'm in the area.

The definition of hole-in-the-wall. I live less than a block away, have walked by probably hundreds of times, yet I've never noticed Baby's until I found it on Yelp recently. This place is tiny! No dine-in. Just enough room to line up and get your food. The staff is friendly, and they seem to know all their customers. On a Wednesday at noon, there was a steady stream of customers going in, but there was hardly a wait since you just pick the food you want, pay, and leave.* Okoy - 4.5 starsGreat crisp, great with vinegar dip. FYI this has shrimp! (I'm allergic and didn't think to ask)* Palabok I think - 3 starsMaybe I'm not familiar with this traditional dish, found this lacking in flavor. * Chicken Adobo - 4 starsTender meat, great flavor. * Ube dessert - 4 starsNot sure what this is called, but I liked the subtle sweetness and various textures! I think there was tapioca, taro, and mochi.

Baby's Eatery is a small restaurant, but is full of delicious and flavorful Filipino food. You can really taste the home cooked goodness. Baby and her family are always in the restaurant either rolling lumpias or cutting fresh vegetables in the back of the restaurant. The staff there are all friendly and always engage in conversation. They are always my go to when I need to buy food for a party or just crave the taste of home.

A solid Filipino spot with the whole family cooking in the kitchen. Best deal for a whole tray of lumpia. Say hi to the Lola wrapping up those lumpias! Don't expect to find a place to sit; just pick your food and grab it to go. Parking sucks, flash those hazards and run in.

The Yummiest! Lumpia: Poncett, you name it. They are delicious .You can also place orders for parties too. Your guest Taste Buds will be pleased.

I like it a lot! I'll be coming here again. My childhood food comfort restaurant. I'm missing Philippines so I come here sometimes to just feel home again