Fork and Spoon Food House

If I could give 0 stars I would. I have never tasted such bad Filipino food ever! Their bbq tasted like ketchup. And the bistek tasted like calamansi and nothing else. Sisig just had a burnt taste and was not seasoned properly. Thank goodness for soy sauce. I'm afraid to try their kare kare (which I'm planning to eat later) ..because if they can't do a simple dish like bistek... You know how this story will end.

Masarap is Filipino for delicious. My favorites are the lumpia and the adobo. They offer a variety of meals, including vegetarian and vegan.

Newly opened. Best food in this neighborhood (ties with Pho Dalat). Filipino cuisine, family owned, friendly service. Huge portions and the meat dishes were really great. Chicken skewers were awesome. Noodles could use a selection of spicy sauces, but good. They do omelettes for breakfast and also offer takeout. The service was great, but the kitchen was a bit slow. I'm sure that's just because they're new at this! Check it out. Yummy, delicious, not too spicy, perfect bbq flavors. My kid loved it, too.

Basically one of THE BEST Filipino Foods I have ever tasted EVER! Its a very nice and quiet and clean restaurant when I went there on an afternoon. Theres the corner street 107th you might miss the place but it has park benches out front. Sandy Blvd and 107th intersect. Even took a picture from inside.
I ordered 2 dishes since I was planning to take some home for later. The 2 items I ordered were Pork Adobo and Beef Bistik. Normally it comes with vegetables but I customized my request order to hold off any veggies -but allowed onions since I like the sautee of it.
If you ever had filipino food before and like the garlic vinegar flavor - THIS IS THE PLACE.
Ive had many Adobe dishes before and what I like is the tart slight sour BUT when you pair it with the rice pattie, it blends in PERFECTLY. The way adobe is meant to be eaten. You savor the taste and enjoy the seasoning. Im coming back again here for sure!

Who would've thought you'd find an authentic Filipino restaurant nearby the Portland Airport. And, oh my word, my first time experiencing eating at my native's traditional restaurant that is so polite, friendly, and funny. The food is so amazing!!! Made to order - so fresh! Maraming salamat, Mike and Erwina for filling our bellies with your delicious cooking! Stay blessed! We will be visiting again!

I was craving Filipino food so we picked up dinner from here yesterday and I was disappointed. I mean nothing was disgusting but it was just meh.. I guess all the reviews really hyped up this place for me so I was really expecting to be more, especially for the price. The chicken was a little dry in the adobo which I've never had happen in adobo and the sisig was just ok. Flavors are just lacking all around. Like I said it wasn't bad but definitely not worth the price.

This place is soooo gooood. So authentic and it tastes just like my grandma's cooking. This place has been my go to if I need to grab a bite on my lunch break when I'm working in the area. The food does not disappoint and the portion is really good for the price!

I order from this place frequently and I like the Longsilog but I am always dissapointed with the rice. I am filipino and the rice should be garlic fried rice without other things in it like green beans and carrots. I am dissapointed with this place right now. There is not a really good filipino place in the area so im stuck with this one.

I am on a travel job coming from Los Angeles. And i was finding some filipino place to eat and this place was just down the street from my hotel. I ordered the Beefsteak with rice. It was actually really good and flavorful. Today I am trying the Tocilog. So far this place is great. And near where I am.

Over priced and my Lumpia was not worth what I paid for. The cashier was very friendly.