Inihaw Avenue Filipino Kitchen

K. T. a week ago

Ate here for the first time with my wife. We ordered the chicken and pork skrewers, pork adobo, pancit bihon, bistek, halohalo, and bibingka. The entrees don’t come with rice. The meats were very tender and well cooked. Everything was pretty delicious and flavorful. The bibingka was the only thing I think was ok. I think the portions did not match the cost because it was definitely a lot smaller than I thought. We also ordered the Calamansi juice which was Staff are friendly, but service is very slow. It took a while for someone to provide water and take our order. I did notice only 1 worker manning the front store and waitress duties. Lots of parking and tables available. If you are in a rush, then either phone order in advance or go somewhere else.

John Capistrano 3 months ago

Visited this place twice and wanted to share an honest and balanced experience. On my first visit, I asked for the fastest item on the menu and was recommended the BBQ. The food itself was flavorful and tasted fresh, but the wait time was over 30 minutes. While I appreciate the emphasis on freshly made food, the preparation time felt much longer than expected for a casual dining experience, especially considering the pricing. On my second visit, I ordered the sisig and waited approximately 40 minutes dining in, but the food never came out. Staff did apologize and asked me to wait a bit longer, but unfortunately I could no longer stay. Overall, the food quality and flavors show a lot of potential, and it’s clear there is care put into preparation. However, the service speed and kitchen timing may need improvement, particularly for customers on tighter schedules or during busy hours. This may be a good spot for those looking for freshly prepared Filipino food and who have time to sit and wait, but for faster-paced dining, expectations should be managed accordingly. Overall rating: 2/5

Alex Sagcal, MBA. 7 months ago

Better than Mom's! Sorry mom in heaven. We ordered grilled chicken and pork on skewers, garlic rice, and fried egg rolls. All was delicious. And yes, better than Mom's.

Javan Worthy 8 months ago

Nice little restaurant. The staff was friendly. The Crispy Pork Sisig was ok. I got it to go and should have eaten it there for sizzling pan experience. However, a few of the pieces were still crispy. The flavor was there.

Ethan & Vanessa 8 months ago

Came here for a quick bite to eat. It was our first time here. We got the garlic rice, and mix skewers - chicken and pork, and a sago drink. Service was great, our server was sweet. Food came out quickly and was super good. I think I favored the pork skewers more than the chicken. The garlic rice was yum and the sago drink wasn’t too sweet, it was just right. If I was more hungry I’d be ordering the kare kare, dinuguan and fried fish but I shall save that for my future self! They also have a small selection of Filipino groceries and goodies in the front half of the restaurant. You can stock up on your bagoong and snacks! The location is in a strip mall and was easy to find. Lots of spaces to park; large lot.