Filipino Restaurants Phoenix Has to Offer

Discover the delicious Filipino restaurants Phoenix and Arizona have to offer. From savory adobo to mouthwatering lumpia, these eateries serve up authentic flavors that will transport you straight to the Philippines. Check out our list of top spots to satisfy your Filipino food cravings in the Valley of The Sun and the Grand Canyon State.

Casa Filipina Bakeshop And Restaurant

Ube treats that wow. Cozy mom-and-pop vibes. Mixed meals and value. Restaurant Category: Casual Filipino eatery + bakery; mains in the low-to-mid teens; halo-halo around $10 (per diners) Menu Highlights: – Ube cheesecake (often called the best) and ube cheese Danish – Wide bakery selection: tarts (ube, coconut, taro), buns (ube, coconut, chocolate), leche flan, ube puto – Lumpia Shanghai – Chicken adobo (fall-off-the-bone for some) – Torta talong and pancit luglug – Filipino spaghetti – Dinuguan (“chocolate meat”) and sinigang – Halo-halo (popular but opinions vary) – Kare-kare (polarizing: loved by some, not by others) Service Highlights: – Family-owned, combined bakery/restaurant; relaxed, small, tucked-away space – Owners Tony and Tess are often mentioned as warm, welcoming hosts – Clean dining area; sometimes light jazz and occasional karaoke for a lively vibe Notes: – Some diners feel prices are high for the quality; halo-halo called pricey and light on toppings by a few – Food quality can be inconsistent: reports of bland/salty dishes and one mention of freezer-burnt chicken – Paper/plastic plates put off some diners – A few complaints about billing discrepancies and lack of an itemized receipt – Isolated service issues: pushy sales tone, curt interactions, and a … read full review

3531 W Thunderbird Rd
Phoenix
Arizona
85053
United States

Halo-Halo Kitchen

Authentic Pinoy flavors. Generous portions. Friendly vibes. Restaurant Category: Casual Filipino turo-turo cafe and dessert spot; affordable, generous portions. Menu Highlights: – Halo-Halo (often praised as one of the best in AZ) – Lumpia Shanghai/egg rolls with tasty dipping sauce – Pancit Bihon – Pork and Chicken Adobo – Lechon with crispy skin – Sizzling Sisig – Dinuguan – Chicken Empanadas Service Highlights: – Order-at-the-counter with a deli-style hot case; cooked-to-order items brought to your table – Friendly, attentive staff and clean dining area – Casual, homey cafe vibe; Tagalog playing on TV – Small Filipino grocery area for take-home items Notes: – Lines can move slowly; ordering flow can feel disorganized during rush hours – Area can feel a bit shady; occasional peddlers outside – A few diners felt quality dipped at one point, though others say food and service have improved – Sisig can be greasy if eaten without rice Paragraphs: Customers come for the halo-halo, lumpia, pancit, and adobo, and many say the flavors taste like home. Regulars highlight generous portions, fair prices, and a clean, casual space where you can hear Tagalog on TV. The setup is turo-turo style: you pick from a hot display or … read full review

3553 W Dunlap Ave
Phoenix
Arizona
85051
United States

filipino restaurant phoenix arizona mang tomas pinoy kitchen

Manong Tomas Pinoy Kitchen

Tasty barbecue. Nostalgic adobo. Takeout-only vibes. Restaurant Category: Casual takeout counter with limited outdoor seating (not full-service) Menu Highlights: – Pork barbecue – Lumpia – Lechon kawali – Chicken adobo – Pancit (mixed feedback) Service Highlights: – Takeout-focused setup; no indoor seating – A few picnic tables outdoors; can be uncomfortable in extreme heat – Consistent quality reported by repeat customers – Not a full-service dine-in restaurant Notes: – One diner found the empanadas inedible – Pancit described as lacking meat by some; others enjoyed it – Halo-halo reportedly missing ingredients and not matching online photo – Some feel the taste doesn’t match the price – Service can be slow; phone calls often go unanswered Customers come for the pork barbecue, lumpia, and especially the crispy lechon kawali—those items get the most love. Diners enjoy the chicken adobo that tastes like home, and several folks were happy with the pancit, though others felt it needed more meat. The halo-halo gets mixed reactions, with some customers claiming it didn’t include all the toppings shown online. This is a takeout-focused spot, not a full-service restaurant. There are a few picnic tables outside, but with no indoor seating, eating on-site can be rough … read full review

650 E Indian School Rd
Phoenix
Arizona
85013
United States

Pampanga’s Cuisine LLC

We offer catering services for all occasions — no order is too big or too small! Kindly let us know ahead of time so we can serve you better. We deliver all across the Valley and would be happy to be part of your special event. … read full review

4310 East McDowell Road
Phoenix
Arizona
85008
United States

Tambayan Filipino Food

Authentic flavors. Lively karaoke. Warm, family vibe. Restaurant Category: Casual, family-owned Filipino restaurant; mid-range pricing (diners mention prices are “okay”). Menu Highlights: – Crispy pata (deep-fried pork hock) – Sizzling sisig – Pork adobo (often called the “star”) – Lechon kawali – Pork and chicken BBQ skewers – Pancit (often with lechon) – Lumpiang shanghai – Sizzling Bicol Express – Tortang talong; bangus – Halo-halo; ube horchata; house lemonade – Sago gulaman, iskrambol, rice cakes – 10-person family platter with memorable lechon Service Highlights: – Friendly, courteous staff; warm, welcoming service – Respectful to elderly guests; team-oriented vibe – Lively atmosphere with open karaoke and occasional live singer – Clean, comfortable dining room with cute food presentation – Family-owned feel with a small in-restaurant market – Quick to correct order mistakes – Good for groups and family gatherings Notes: – Occasional waits at the door; sometimes no host present – One report of being seated but not attended to – Some dishes can be greasy; menu leans pork-heavy – A few diners felt the space can feel “cafeteria-like” – One diner felt other Filipino spots were a bit better Customers come for the big, comforting Filipino flavors—crispy pata with crackly … read full review

1534 W Camelback Rd
Phoenix
Arizona
85015
United States

Toduken BBQ

Filipino Inspired Skewers. 🇵🇭 style BBQ popup by a 1.5 gen immigrant. DM for delivery or catering. … read full review

1121 North 2nd Street
Phoenix
Arizona
85004
United States

Filipino Restaurants in Arizona

Discover MORE Filipino restaurants the rest of Arizona has to offer. From classic Pansit to decadent Kare Kare, these food hubs bring genuine Pinoy tastes from the Philippines straight to the Grand Canyon State.

Filipino Restaurants in Chandler

At My Place Cafe

Legit Filipino flavors. Family vibe. Service can be hit-or-miss. Restaurant Category: Casual Filipino restaurant, about $12–$20 per dish; family-style plates available. Menu Highlights: – Pork sisig (most-raved dish) – Lechon kawali (crispy outside, tender inside) – Chicken or pork adobo – Beef caldereta – Kare-kare – Sinigang – Lumpia (often called the best in town) – Pancit (noted generous portion) – Silog plates – Pandesal, including ube flavor – Bistek (beef steak) Service Highlights: – Many describe warm, family-like hospitality; patient with kids – Cooked-to-order food served hot and fresh – Clean, tidy dining room – Can get busy; several diners suggest reserving – Mixed dine-in service reports: from attentive and friendly to slow and inattentive – To-go orders praised, though phone ordering can be hard to reach Notes: – Prices feel high to some; a few mention recent price increases – Inconsistent service: slow courses, missing plates/utensils, or no check-ins at times – One-off issues: out-of-stock dish discovered after a long wait; early closure on a visit – A few diners mention a rude cashier and unfriendly treatment if not speaking Filipino – Portion/value disputes: pancit praised for size, but one to-go beef dish felt skimpy Customers come for … read full review

3450 W Chandler Blvd #9
Chandler
Arizona
85226
United States

Nanay’s Filipino Restaurant

Authentic turo-turo comfort. Big portions. Busy, homey vibe. Restaurant Category: Casual turo-turo (Filipino cafeteria). Around $12–$20 for combo plates; generous portions. Menu Highlights: – Pork and chicken adobo (frequently praised; generous servings) – Lumpia/Lumpiang Shanghai – Kare-kare (“curry-curry”) and beef stew – Sinigang – BBQ pork/pork on a stick – Milkfish (bangus) and tilapia; fried fish – Pancit (bihon; mixed feedback) – Dinuguan – Turon and halo-halo (mixed feedback) – Tocino, tapa, beef steak (bistek), garlic fried rice – Cantaloupe/melon drink Service Highlights: – Turo-turo/deli-style setup with lots of choices; some Filipino groceries for sale – Friendly, hospitable staff; repeat diners feel welcomed – Big, value-for-money portions; many mention fair/reasonable prices – Often packed at lunch; lines can move quickly and other times there’s no wait – Simple, clean, carinderia feel; consistent for many regulars Notes: – Seasoning can run salty for some; one diner found food bland – Pancit reported dry by a few; others found it on the wet side – A couple of diners felt some trays tasted “recycled”; dinuguan noted as fatty – Halo-halo fillings felt too chunky/hard for some – One customer said soup was counted as an entrée on a combo plate – Reports … read full review

2390 N Alma School Rd #103
Chandler
Arizona
85224
United States

Filipino Restaurants in Tucson

BobaKingandWings

2001 S Craycroft Rd
Tucson
Arizona
85711
United States

Nick’s Sari-Sari Store

Homestyle Filipino plates. Friendly vibes. Big grocery selection. Restaurant Category: Casual sari-sari market + eatery (Filipino). Some diners find plates affordable, others mention ~$15+ for small portions. Menu Highlights: – Lechon kawali: frequently praised for flavor and crunch – Dinuguan: a standout for some; others found it too oily or missing depth – Fried tilapia: well-liked, especially with their fish sauce – Chicken and pork adobo: classic option; mixed feedback on oiliness and meat quality – Lumpia/egg rolls: popular sides; one report of a missing order via delivery – Halo-halo: offered, but a few diners wanted a more traditional mix-ins set (macapuno, leche flan, jackfruit) Service Highlights: – Warm, welcoming staff and a homey, canteen-style vibe – Consistently noted as friendly and helpful, with hands-on presence – Doubles as a Filipino grocery with lots of snacks and pantry items – Offers Balikbayan box shipping; also mentioned to have a food court outlet on DMAFB – Good spot for quick lunch or dinner and grab-and-go dishes Notes: – Portions can feel small for the price; a few call it overpriced – Inconsistency flagged: oily adobo/dinuguan, overcooked or bony meat in one delivery order – One customer disliked the halo-halo’s nontraditional toppings … read full review