Kapambites

Amazing Filipino Food! Pancit palabok tastes like my own family made it. The Lumpia Shanghai be the best I've ever tasted. The Beef Tapasilog and sisig silog are are the best! Their halo-halo is absolutely delicious! It tastes just like the halo-halo from my hometown in the Philippines. Every spoonful is a perfect blend of flavors and textures--sweet, creamy, and refreshing. It instantly brought back childhood memories. If you're craving an authentic and satisfying halo-halo, this place is a must-visit! i will keep coming back here to eat.

I have tried different sisig here in Cali and their sisig is the best. Whenever I'm in the area, whether it's an hour or 2hrs drive away, it's totally worth it, I would msg them first though. Overall, their food is so delicious I'm craving for..

We waited for about 10 minutes at the food truck, but the server refused to open the window to take our order, despite seeing us ready to order. Ironically, when a DoorDash delivery arrived, she promptly opened the window, took the order, handed it over to the driver, and closed the window again. When I expressed my readiness to order, her behavior seemed especially rude. The poor service ensured that we left without placing an order and won't be returning.

Found my favorite Filipino food truck. Been eyeing this and was able to try them out. My boyfriend pointed out that they had kare-kare. Kare-kare is my favorite so I had to try this dish out. For $17.58, the braise beef kare-karesilog was definitely worth it. Portion size is generous. There was plenty of beef and veggies. I only ate half of the dish for dinner and was able to save the rest for my lunch at work. Overall, delish food. Service was nice and friendly. Will come back again.

My experience at Kapam Bites at the Lathrop Food Plaza in Lathrop was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment I walked up to their vibrant stand, the inviting aroma of Filipino cuisine wrapped itself around me like a warm hug, promising a culinary adventure I wouldn't soon forget. The staff at Kapam Bites were incredibly welcoming and attentive, eager to share the rich and flavorful dishes that have garnered them a loyal following. As I perused the menu, it was immediately clear that this was not just a meal, but an opportunity to delve into the heart of Filipino food culture. I decided to try their legendary tapsilog, a dish highly recommended by just about everyone I spoke to in line. The presentation was impeccable, with a generous portion of marinated beef, garlic fried rice, and a perfectly fried egg nestled together in a harmonious blend of colors and textures.The highlight of my meal was undoubtedly the tapsilog's beef sauce, which was a masterclass in flavor and consistency. The tapsilog stood out not just for its tender slices of beef, but for the rich, saucy marinade that enrobed every morsel of meat. The beef sauce was thick and luscious, adding a depth of flavor that elevated the entire dish. It was a beautiful balance of sweet, salty, and umami notes, with the right amount of garlic and a hint of tanginess that kept my taste buds dancing. Paired with the fragrant garlic rice and the yolky goodness of the fried egg, each bite of the tapsilog was a celebration of flavors. This saucy symphony made it clear why Kapam Bites is a beloved fixture at the Lathrop Food Plaza. It's not just about satiating hunger but about experiencing a moment of culinary bliss that keeps you coming back for more.

The adobo chicken I really enjoyed. Full flavored and came in a generous portion. The lumpia, unfortunately, I could do without. It was what I was looking forward to most, but what hit the spot the least. (Wasn't bad, just doesn't compare to lumpia I've had elsewhere.)The garlic rice either didn't have much flavor, or they accidentally sent me the plain rice... I'm not quite sure, but it too lacked flavor (just tasted like white rice.)The pan it I would consider ordering again alongside the adobo.Portion sizes on everything were more than enough (I'll have leftovers for a few meals), and I would consider returning to try other options (and maybe a redo on the rice just in case I did receive the wrong one!)The place is worth giving a shot and being your own judge.

Really good food. The beef Pares is amazing so is their fried chicken. Service is also on point.

Great quality , tasteful Filipino Food. And delicious deserts; especially the halo halo You can order for party trays . Highly recommended My sister Fatima treated us out!

Good authentic Filipino food, try out the Tapa Silog (super soft) and the Sisig Silog and the pancit was actually really good and I don't even eat pancit like that.Don't sleep on this Filipino spot!

Over priced and food was ehhhhhhh. Better off going to a traditional Filipino restaurant. Save your money.