Casual eatery serving roast chicken and other Filipino staples along with burgers, lumpia and fries.
64-58 Dry Harbor Road, Queens 11379From Google Maps reviews.
I am so happy I found this place. For some reason, dispite making repeated searches for restaurants nearby after moving to this area six months ago, neither yelp nor Google have ever shown me this place. I only know it exists because I walked past it. In an area with very limited restaurants, this place is unique and interesting, not to mention DELICIOUS. It is truly a breath of fresh air. Though small, the restaurant is clean and comfortable and the staff is extremely friendly and pleasant. T
Overcook or burnt lechon kawali, stale kwek kwek that outside is so overcook and inside is mushy and Im not sure if it has been sitting for a long time and they just decided to re-cook and serve it. I dont know, you tell me how was my experience. The hispanic cook aint even serious when he was preparing the food. He’s munching in front of the customers and just playing around with the cashier. 🤷🏻♂️
First time here and it was good and brought some good memories of how lechon manok tastes like. First: Ambiance and service: it’s a small place, about 4 tables and a bar like seating on the side. Service was friendly as you would expect eating in a Filipino restaurant. Restaurant was cold, the door didn’t close all the way but we had a portable heater next to us. I think it’s more of a take out joint. Food: Delicious! Great lechon manok, lomi and tocilog and lumpia Shanghai. The not so good, v
From the Mar 5, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

Food was left exposed to possible contamination during storage, prep, or serving.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.