Maymar Poke & Grill

I love this place; such good poke bowls. Everything is customizable, choose proteins, sauces, condiments, etc. It can be a little overwhelming to choose all the options at first, but they give good suggestions if you're not sure. I like to get a bowl for the cooler for lunch, when I'm heading to the beach nearby. They do a really good lunch business, with poke, as well as Filipino food. Great, nondescript little building near 711, in between 1st View and Granby in OV. Highly recommended for some really good food!

I called to place a pickup order for a dozen lumpia, and I planned to pick them up by 2:45 on a Saturday (they close at 3). I ended up not getting there until around 3:10, so I called when I realized I was gonna be majorly late. They ever so graciously held my lumpia for me and let me in the locked door to buy them. The lumpia tasted delicious, and now I have a go to spot for lumpia in the OV area.Great customer service, and I appreciated them being so gracious with me! Highly recommend.

Was amazing, I would come back just for the fried fish. The curry chicken was seasoned just right. Sweet with a hint of spice. Adobo was on point. Wish u could order extra rice!

Hands down the best Pancit in VA!!! So tasty and lots of veggies. We tried the pork mechado, chicken curry, beef picadillo and chicken tinola. All tasted like my Mom's cooking. Every bite transported me back home. The service is top notch. Very friendly crew and the ambiance was relaxing. Clean and spacious inside. Will definitely be a regular here. I've noticed that their poke was also popular. Lots of people were ordering it from the menu so can't wait to try it next time.

The curry and lumpia were delicious! The customer service was also excellent. Super friendly staff

A decent place for a quick bite if you're craving for a traditional Filipino food. We weren't hungry but wanted to just check out this place so we opted for two halo-halo. The price was fair for all the added bits in the halo-halo, not to mention it was delicious. The food looked appetizing and the patrons seem to enjoy their dining experience. One thing I notice was the guy behind the counter (could be the owner) was super friendly and seem to treat people like a friend - it's the Filipino hospitality! This place would not win a decor or ambiance contest but has a lot of potential for improvements. For example, the walls could use a touch of paint and new flooring. Overall, a decent place to checkout at least once.

After landing on my Yelp radar for years, I finally got the chance to come here for some Filipino food. Most recently, they landed on the Yelp Top 25 list of restaurants in Hampton Roads. So on a day like today, why not stop by??Once my girlfriend and I walked in, we immediately went to the counter to order. I chose 1 entree w/2 sides (white rice with chicken adobo and gravy and longaniza sausage). I also got 2 lumpia and Halo-halo for dessert (more on that in a minute). Overall, this was a good meal. The chicken adobo was cooked well and fell off the bone while the longaniza tasted great. The only negative out of the meal was the lumpia. Even though it tasted good and you could taste the meat, it was overcooked and was greasy, probably being cooked too long in oil. Would I get it again? Yes. Mistakes do happen from time to time.Now, onto the Halo-halo. I have been a fan of Filipino food for years now since becoming a Yelper. Eating treats from S'mores Amore and Jack Eats have really opened up my taste paletes big time. Last year, I had a specialty dessert from Only at Renee's in Va Beach called meis con hielo. Not too sweet but very satisfying. So when I took a look at what sweets Maymar offered, I chose Halo-halo, which is a frozen parfait consisted of shaved ice, evaporated milk and Ube ice cream along with fruits (too much to name here). Truly delicious. I can see why it's a very popular Filipino dessert. My girlfriend took a sample of mine and enjoyed it so much she ordered one herself to go. Not a bad thing at all.Besides the lumpia, I say our visit was a success. A small place with a staff that made you feel welcome. We even had a nice chat with the owner before leaving, particularly about the Halo-halo dessert. As the old saying goes, we will be back for another go-round.

First time here and I'm pretty sure that's it for me. I had the poke and it was ok but I could have gotten that anywhere poke is sold.Hubby had the traditional meal, he had the pancit and the chicken adobo. His dish had a super super long brown dark hair, sadly for him the hair was already in his mouth when he realized it. So gross, that really ended lunch pretty quickly.

This was my first time at Maymar and let me tell you how amazing my food was. I tried the 2 entree plate that came with white rice, adobo and curry chicken. The adobo was sooo good !!! I definitely should have gotten double adobo. I got a small pancit plate that looked pretty big lol the taste and flavor was definitely there. I tried one lumpia and 2 sweet chili wings. I saw them bringing out the pan of fried chicken and I HAD to try it. It was AMAZING !!!!!!!! They were still hot, fresh out or grease, and jammed packed with flavor. This place is a 9/10.

Pork Stew (Menudo) traditionally consists of chunks of pork that is stewed in tomato sauce. Liver and potatoes are added afterwards. Bell peppers, chickpea, green peas, carrots and raisins may also be added. The Liver enhances the taste of the tomato sauce. You can eat this with rice or bread. Chicken curry is creamy and flavorful. It is bone chicken skin on. It has bell peppers, coconut milk, and curry. The service is good their staff are courteous. The place is clean. You can smell the food as soon as you enter the place. It invites you try what food they have for the day.