Barrio Fiesta of Manila: Authentic Filipino Comfort Food Awaits

My daughter in law recommended this establishment and I'm glad she did. My trainer and I arrived for lunch. It wasn't very busy very nice layout. We were greeted by the waiters and seated right away! We checked out the menu and went straight for combo1 (enough for 2 people) which was 1/2 crispy Pata, plate of rice and nice size bowl of kare-Kare! Bro everything was absolute we tried to substitute for garlic rice but couldn't do it but the plate of rice wasn't enough so we went ahead and ordered garlic rice anyways we left there very full and had lil leftover for dinner! Definitely hitting this spot again!

This is my all time favorite Filipino restaurant! So authentic, every dish is exactly how I like it! The server and hosts are very kind and respectful. It's a very clean restaurant with nice Filipino artwork. I can't believe I haven't found this spot sooner. I took my mom and Lola and they said this is a very popular restaurant in the Philippines. "This is the best Filipino restaurant" -my Lola

Filipino food as comfort food at its best. This is a Filipino classic restaurant that does not fail to make me feel at home. Service is a little slow but I can overlook that when I come for the food. Place is nice and clean nonetheless.

The food here has always been amazing. Napaka Sarap. I will say there was a mishap with one of our orders and it was a fairly large order. I spoke with James regarding the mishap. James went above and beyond to make sure they can remediate the situation. The customer service here has been excellent. I don't understand why they have less than 4 stars. They definitely deserve at least 4.5. Thank you James, you guys have a forever customer with me.

Came here to get halo halo - service was fast, and portion was large enough to share with a couple people! The ube ice cream was delicious, and overall was sweet but exactly what we wanted.

Craving for Filipino Food? Do what we did! Headed to Anaheim and went to The Original Barrio Fiesta of Manila! If you're Filipino, you won't be a stranger to this famous Filipino Restaurant Chain. We ordered Sisig. This is diced pork served on a Sizzling Platter. You should try this because this is one of the best Sisig I've ever had! And of course, a Filipino meal will not be complete without the rice... make it garlic rice please! We also ordered Crispy Pusit. Fried Squid served with vinegar and Garlic Dip. The restaurant has a wide variety of Filipino dishes. Guaranteed to give you that Taste of home that you crave for! Pancit, adobo, Kare Kare, Crispy Pata. Need I go on? And of course, we just had to order dessert. HaloHalo! This was served with Ube or Purple Yam Ice Cream. HaloHalo literally means Mix Mix. So Mix up all of the ingredients before you eat! Socal Weekend Walkarounds definitely recommends! Follow me on Facebook Instagram and tiktok @socalweekendwalkarounds

The bright sign drew me in! The Original Barrio Fiesta of Manila serves Filipino food. Manila is a city in the Philippines. Most food from this culture is meat/ animal based. They have lumpia (pork, veggies), dinugan (pork, blood, spices), pusit (squid, soy sauce), and pancit (noodles, veggies, pork or chicken). These are popular Filipino dishes that they serve here at The Original Barrio Fiesta of Manila. On the menu it has a section called "vegetables." Those are not vegetarian friendly. They are vegetable dishes with chicken, pick or shrimp. They do have an option to get plain rice or garlic rice and those look veggie friendly. This isn't the spot if you are a vegetarian lol