Manila Express

The only good thing is the halo halo which I think is the best and I've been to so many places that serves it The turon is just a wrapper with hardly any banana cooked in oilBbq pork is tasteless and fried bangus is so so

I ordered lumps, fries shumai, spaghetti and a pork stick. It took about 10 minutes for me to get my food at 11 this morning. I liked the spaghetti with the exception of the big chunks of onion 3 out of v5 starts. Lumps and fried shumai was good. Next time I'll order steamed sumai. That was too much fries stuff I order. The meat stick at 2.99 will do if you can't make it out to Angel Cruz Park. Palabok is on the menu, but they couldn't make it. She didn't say when it would be available. Pancit doesn't get made til after 12. That's why I ordered the spaghetti. Above all, the 1 star remotes here are bogus. Of your on the east side of hanger lane, it'll do. Of course, if your on the other side or willing to drive, Sisig and Boba is better. Just don't expect Boba or any other drink despite it's name. Manila express is worth the food of you are picking up snacks and your Filipino fares

I love the Turon and siomai!!! I actually really like the ratio of the banana and wrapper ~ always so crunchy!!!!!

It sucks that Google doesn't acknowledge that there is a Manila express on hammer lane because I can't find this at Google. Why is this place censored for search engine. This is why we need TikTok so democrats censored doesn't exploit us of decisions in life.

GREAT Filipino food. They do run out, so if possible, call ahead if you want something specific. It's also a Filipino market with groceries, cakes, ice cream, desserts, etc. it's pretty chill and they have a few tables if you want to eat there. I've tried their pancit, bbq pork, chicken adobo, chicken tinola, beef caldereta, and turon and everything. Is. So. Good.

Ordered 1 order of lumpia, 1 stick of pork bbq and 2 halo-halo . My ice cream for the halo- halo was melted by the time I got my lumpia and bbq. It took 30 min to get 12 pcs of lumpia and 1 stick of bbq. Upon getting my order, the bbq was so disappointing. It was cold and dry. Also, as far as the lumpia, the cashier did not inform me that there was a charge for the lumpia sauce until I checked my receipt. A little sneaky there :) It would be nice to inform your customers of all charges.

For me, this is ethnic food. My experiences around town have not been the best. These folks will have a repeat customer. The lobster rolls were exceptional. Not at all the typical everything covered in brown gravy. The store features canned foods not found anywhere else. Worth the visit.

Save your money and don't order the palabok. I don't know what this is, tasted sour and did not taste like palabok at all! And never had I seen one with fried egg, even my toddlers did not want to eat it. This was a waste of money

Stumbled across this Filipino eatery in Stockton while driving back from Sacramento and they had amazing food! I was looking for a spot that sold turon, or fried banana lumpia, to bring back for both me and my bf's families and this was the first spot that popped up on my yelp search. Called ahead to see if they could accommodate a party tray of 40 pieces and they said it would be ready in 10 minutes! Once we got there, our order was ready and we decided to also order a combo plate of pancit, pork bbq stick, and lumpia shanghai. Everything was made to order and so good! Some of the best Filipino takeout I've had in a while. The turon is super crispy and the long thinner kind, but without the excess fry oil or caramelized coating. We ordered turon without jackfruit but they do have that option as well. Manila Express is also a grocery store carrying tons of Filipino snacks, canned goods, bread, etc. Don't be fooled by the "drive-thru" area and window on the side of the store, it's not a drive thru!

I come here for the breakfast. 11 or 12 come with steam rice or garlic fried rice. 2 spam , 2 longnisa, and tocino and egg.