"We had the chicken adobo, garlic shrimp, musubi and substituted pancit for the rice in both the adobo and shrimp (at $3 each for total of $64.03. This place markets itself as a filipinx american eatery. For the price, we expected some tasty filipinx dishes. Not, definitely not. The adobo is dry (over-cooked? and the pancit was a strange mix of glass noodles and wheat noodles (what the... . Potato in the adobo must be the american part of the cuisine. Would have given no stars, if possible, from the perspective of actual filipinx food and disappointing price. But earned one star for not overcooking the shrimp, handsome presentation (see pictures and good lumpia (yay! . Earned another star for quick service and totally friendly guy who takes the order."
