Kusina Ni Emma (75-1027 Henry St)

The last 5 orders (over the last couple of years) have been problematic. Wrong food items given that we had to drive back to return, taste either lacking or too salty, ingredients were either missing or just poor quality. Last night the beef sinigang meat was not edible - tough, chewy, weird texture and sadly lacking in vegetables and taste. It had some semblance of sinigang but just horrible. The halo halo ingredients were cheap and poor quality. I gave up on ordering my favorite pancit because the last 2 orders were just bad. The prices are ridiculous for the amount and quality of food and service. It’s sad that this well loved restaurant has become such a disappointment.

Fell in love with their Pork Adobo Lau-Lau! Food is great, service was great 😊

Not a place to eat solo, if you wish to order a variety of Philppine cuisine, you'll spend too much $$$ if you do. The pinakbet: skimped on the bittermelon and sqush, no shrimp and it was "cut" with too much onion and long bean. Salty too, no need fish sauce. At least it came with rice when the menu didn't say so.

Cute little Filipino cafe with delicious food. We ordered Pinakbet mixed plate and Korean fried chicken and you can replace rice with stir fry rice noodles in mixed plates which is a nice option. Things to beware: The lady at the front doesn’t seem to know English very well but still friendly. Food is on the salty side, would be better to reduce sodium a bit. Price portion ratio could be better as well. But otherwise recommend to give it a try!

I wanted to order everything on the menu!! We ended up ordering the pancit bihon and lechon. Lechon was SO crispy and delicious! Cooked perfectly! The pancit had so much flavor and both boxes were filled to the brim! We can't wait to come back and try the desserts too 😍 Lots of Ube goodness, bakery items, banana lumpia, and delicious looking boba! Highlights: *Plenty of free parking *Big portions *Inexpensive *Outdoor or Indoor dining options *Delicious Filipino food!!