Sisig & Boba

Very good & clean Pinoy food. Loved the dinuguan, okoy & sisig. Looking forward to ordering again.Manyaman!

Staff are friendly. I tried the BBQ pork sticks, beef calderetta, and the brown sugar milk tea for my drinkBBQ pork sticks were good, a little dry on some bits but otherwise well flavored and good portion. Could just be the time I had gone in.Beef calderetta was deelllicious. The meat is nice and tender and has little kick to it.Brown sugar milk tea was really good, would probably ask for a little less sweet next time.Will need to try some of the other things next time.

Went here today and my tummy is so happy. The service was fast and food was phenomenal! Prices are so much better than the pinoy food in the bay! The banana turon will blow your mind! Crunchy, not to sweet and always fresh! I had 4 in one sitting! And we couldn't have enough so we even ordered to go. If you are craving for pinoy food, this place will not disappoint!

New business located next to Tracy High School features Filipino cuisine and boba tea drinks. They should get business from high school students who crave boba during lunch. I ordered a coconut boba for a bit over $5, a bit watered down. I did not try the food which other reviewers have said it's pretty good Kampapangan fare. Friendly staff who speak Tagalog. Good luck to this newest location of Sisig & Boba!

Squid adobo 5/5. Tender and flavor was very good.Pork and tofu sisig. 4/5. Pork very tender as well and still gets some skin thats crunchy. A bit on sweet side. Very cheap 10 bucks for two item combo. Milk tea was okay. Got the thai green milk tea. Very sweet and heavy on milk. Little to no te taste. Boba was overcooked. 2/5

It would be helpful to have signs w/the names of the food items for those of us who want to try but aren't as familiar w/the Filipino cuisine. I recognized the pancit, the kaldereta, and bbq skewers, and that was it. The lady was patient with me as I asked questions about what was what. There was an empty opening in the tray things and she said they were out of sisig. I didn't ask if they had it but seems it's very popular here and had ran out. It was Friday just after 12pm, so I suggest you get there early if you're looking to try it. Unfortunately, the bbq skewers were not an option for the combo plate. I wish they would change this. We got: -1 bbq pork skewer $3. there were only 2 pork left in the tray so it's more popular than the chicken skewers (there was lots). The flavor was good. -1-item combo w/kaldereta and pancit. $9.50The pancit portion was enough for 2 people and not greasy, flavor was good. kaldereta was good but it was a bit cold in temp. I wish their plates came with less pancit and gave instead a side of lumpia. I didn't finish my food b/c it was a large portion.-Hubby got their 2-item combo w/half pancit half rice $10.50We dk the names of the items we got, b/c we couldn't hear the lady over her mask b/c she spoke soft but both were beef. Good flavor but again, one was a bit cold. The other was good in temp b/c it was in a liquid sauce so that heated up. Hubby also didn't finish his food, portion too large. and said they should do less carbs. -An order of lupia is 5 pcs. Seems they fry it to order b/c it was hot, freshly fried, and still crispy when we got home. Good flavor but the lumpia sauce though, I think they could do better and have the actual sauce. y'all know what I'm talking about. I was disappointed I was given 1 sweet & sour packet you would get from Chinese take-out. I know they're just starting out so I hope they do change their sauce in the future. The pricing was weird b/c the POS rang up each item as "custom", and instead of being:$9.50 it was now $9.36$10.50 was now $10.82$3.00 skewer was now $3.09and I didn't ask how much the lumpia was but it came up as $4.12, so I'm guessing it was $4, but not sure.To give them the benefit of the doubt, I figured those prices included the tax but the $9.50 was the only one that came up as less, so not sure how they're calculating these weird numbers.total: $29.65 (w/tax).Crunched the numbers w/actual listed pricing and they overcharged a little bit. Not by much but it's the principle and leaves a bad taste so just be aware how they charge you. They have only 2 tables so not a lot of space to sit and enjoy your meal. Seems it's more to-go. I asked if they had lechon and I was told on Saturday they would.

Brand new Filipino and Boba spot in town so we had to try it out. The place is just across Tracy high school. Friendly staff and the place is clean. A couple of tables inside for dine in. We ordered a bunch of things from the menu. We got the longsilog with half rice/pancit, sisig, dinuguan, tokwa't baboy, kaldereta, and pinakbet. All were pretty good especially the sisig and dinuguan! We're glad we have another option for Filipino food in town and we hope they get more local support to keep them going. Next time we'll try out the Boba drinks.

Food is goodService no complaints Ambiance mehProbably my choice of Filipino food Togo in Tracy. Boba I would pass.

Very satisfying with there foods. Basic pilipino lutong bahay and comforting food. The size of serving food are big you still have left over the following day. Employee are friendly. Just a bit DIY from inside but other that that. Recommend

I'm pleased to say that the food is really good! Heard about their opening this week so I thought we'd try it out. I'm happy to see that the prices were very reasonable. I got a lot of food for under $30! That's rare for Filipino food. I ordered a 2 pc meal, bfast meal, 3 turons, 2 siopao's. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The place only has 2 tables so it's more of a take out place since if you come to eat when it's busy, you might not have a place to sit. They have a great selection of bobas as well that we have to try next time!