Where friends come home. For those of you who don't know, barkada means "group of friends" in Tagalog. So come over for some good food, bubble tea, free Wi-Fi and or some board games with your barkada. Enjoy quality Filipino foods. We offer catering too - unknown locsation.

Homestyle Filipino cuisine. It is our pleasure to bring to midtown Manhattan the cuisine of the Philippines. The country, comprised of 7,000 plus islands, carries gastronomic influences from Spain, Mexico, India, China and neighboring South East Asian nations. Discover the magical dishes concocted by our experienced chef, displayed before your eyes. Come, enjoy the Filipino Fiesta - New York, NY between 2nd and 3rd Ave. on E. 45th St.

An American Asian fusion restaurant on E. 21st St., NY, NY (between 1st and 2nd Avenues).

Enjoy more authentic Filipino and Japanese cuisine - 50th Ave., Long Island City, NY.

A Filipino household name when it comes to fastfood and the chain that revolutionized the fastfood industry in the Philippines. Head office is in Pasig City.

WELCOME Among New York City foodies, it is no secret that there are no secrets. A good thing, too --- a kept secret is more likely to become a closed restaurant or vanished food cart. However there are some hard to find spots, places that you are less likely to stumble across by accident. Kuma Inn is just such a place. On the southern end of the restaurant and bar-filled blocks between Houston and Delancey Street, it would be easy to miss Kuma Inn. Hidden away behind a relatively non-descript door and up a staircase youǃˆ√—√•ll find this cozy space serving excellent Southeast Asian-style tapas (from the menu: ǃˆ√—√∫small plate appetizers that usually accompany sherry or other aperitifs, in this case sakeǃˆ√—√π) accompanied by an extensive sake list.

Authentic Filipino and international cuisine. Philippu restaurant brings you into the realm of fusion traditional cuisine. Taste the original and authentic Filipino "silog" breakfast such as the Tapsilog, Tocilog, Longsilog, Dasilog, Spamsilog, Cornsilog and Gigisilog - 21st St., Astoria, NY.

Owned by the owners (Amy Besa and Romy Dorotan) of the once most celebrated Filipino restaurant in the world, Cendrillon, now closed in SoHo. Purple Yam is located in Brooklyn.

In the USA, the distinctly light, moist and heavenly quality of Red Ribbon cakes stands-out amidst heavy, dry and sticky cakes available in mainstream bakeries or supermarkets. They are a delight to American friends, welcomed into the warmth of get-togethers and cheerful homes of Filipino-Americans. With branches in Northern and Southern California, Nevada, New Jersey, New York and Arizona.

rooklyn' newest and best source for authentic Filipino cooking. Stop by our new take-out location in Windsor Terrace and sample some lumpia, adobo, pancit or pork barbeque - Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, NY.

A Filipino American Restaurant located in the heart of Queens, New York. Catering all your needs for every occasion... Karaoke Filipino style... parties... all you can eat buffet... bar... special events and holidays... free delivery... Aauthentic Filipino cuisine - Flushing, NY.

Tito Rad's Grill and Restaurant offers authentic Filipino dishes just like how grandma used to make it. The dishes ranges from the simple comfort food and all-time favorite Adobong Baboy to the delightful Kare Kare. All ingredients are carefully chosen, freshly cooked and prepared to satisfy your craving for "lutong bahay" (a taste of home). Tito Rad's is synonymous to good service, relaxed ambiance and great food. The perfect Filipino dining experience! - Woodside, New York.

Good food, good drink, great friends, great times - from the same celebrated chef that brought New Yorkers Kuma Inn. Located in Brooklyn, NY.