Manila Oriental Market

2-item combo $9-something each comes with rice and $3.50/stick of barbecue. Best deal and quality I've seen in northern Birginia. Good home cooked food that doesn't break the bank and also can I add the food wasn't overly salty or greasy like most Filipino food I've tried. The quality of the food was also very fresh for a carrenderia. Portions are great and the service was excellent. Very clean tables and easy to grab n go. There is $5 minimum to pay with card and you pay in same line as the grocery market they will just print you out a label n you take it up to the register.

If nothing else then come. That's pretty much my sentiment about this market w/restaurant. The market selection is limited, the dessert items are limited, the turo turo food is average and good customer service is non-existent. Stopped by on 3 occasions simply because it's located by the hotel and we were hopeful that each visit would result in something delicious.

This place has a market on one side and a kitchen on the other. They have a lot of dishes and the prices are not that bad. I got the sausage and lumpia and both were ok. The pancit was also on that quality level too. They have a $5 minimum for card use which could be a problem since they have low prices. The food is just ok and I probably would not go back.

My friends were looking for a spot to go that we have never been to. I found this place and a lot of people have been talking about it and let me tell you, this is the spot to go to. This is the first time I've had filipino food and it was AMAZING!When you first walk in, it is - as the name suggests - a market. There are a whole ton of filipino goods from ube pandesal to mango drinks and so much more! The hot food is through the entryway on the right and it is a cute bar where someone serves you!Everything was so flavorful at such a great price. I had the combo with pancit, lechon, and barbecue. The lechon was crispy and juicy and came with a sauce that was a but sweet and sour. Words cannot describe the flavor this lechon was providing. Then, I took a bite out of the barbecue and the meat was perfectly cooked and seasoned. It reminded me of cha shiu from the chinese butchers. The pancit was a nice base and had good flavor. All together this meal knocked it out of the park and I thought about going again the next day haha!

Decent mom&pops spot where the food is cooked, placed on warmers for you to choose your combination plate. Prices are reasonable to the quality of the food and the portions the provide. It's just a bit tricky because the selection isn't that wide and not everything is included and you have to pay extra. No fancy decor which is fine because it's a fast food type of place. People are nice. And I always hit up the store on my way out.

We went when they were closing but they packed up all their remaining BBQ skewers (pork and chicken), longanisa (cute lil delicious sausages), and a small order of Laing (taro leaves braised in coconut milk). Skewers were amazing, despite being the end of the day. I can only imagine how they tasted when they came out fresh. Longanisa was great.Laing... Wow! Earthy, sweet, creamy, it's everything you could ask for in an unhealthy veggie dish. Really truly delicious.Can't wait to come back when it's NOT closing time and try some more variety.

Whenever I'm in the Springfield neighborhood, I always look up Manila Oriental Market, aka MOM, to see how far I am. It would be a shame to only be a few minutes drive from MOM and not pick up some lechon, longanisa, or some other delicious meated entrée. Their food when paired with rice is just so homey and warm, the perfect meal for a cold day and you're not quite wanting soup, but just something to warm you up.While I'm not Filipino myself, it has been thoroughly vouched for and verified ($8 Twitter style) by subject matter experts who have a thorough understanding of what it means to be an authentic Filipino joint.A bonus is that the MOM is literally a market, and you can shop for some exclusive Filipino goods while you pick up some food to go. TL;DR: If you're looking for some homey Filipino food, and you're in Springfield, visiting MOM is a no-brainer.

Since the retirement of the original owners, the service especially at the food area has deteriorated. There is this rude young female server that needs to be schooled in manners and customer relations. I hope she improves or gas been already fired.

Love coming here and I really enjoy their food. The grocery area is great as well. The people working here are super nice.

Does anyone have a good phone number for them? I need to call regarding a catering order. Love this place!