Pearl of the Orient

Came in here expecting the typical Filipino hospitality. Nope, a older lady said we don’t serve any food right now. Maybe she’s tired, IDK but it’s sad when I was referred to check out this restaurant but first impression is very important. Not going back to this place, at least the dude at the cashier was okay. Just disappointed as a filipino, expected better service.

Now open on Sundays! This place has the best Sisig in San Antonio I believe. They don’t make it every weekend, so It’s great to call them and reserve an order. One order is good for one person, and it comes with rice. If Sisig is not your thing, they have other pre-​cooked foods on the counter any given weekend I’ve been there. They have the usual Mongo, Pancit, Pinakbet, and usually some kind of dried or fried fish. The price is very good for the food. I guess you could compare it to what you would typically pay at a Filipino, clean and hygienic, Carendaria. You can choose to eat in the store or take home, Everyone is super nice and TFC is blasting (^_​^). I like this place and I hope you do too!

Filipino market that sells cooked food!!! They have a small selection of filipino groceries and fresh veggies at the back (kangkong, kalabasa, ampalaya)
And don’t miss out Every friday is $ 5.00 home cooked filipino food, must try this place you will love it!