Manila Cuisine & Subs aka Submarina

3.6 Stars rounds off to 4 Stars

Clean Place
Friendly Service
Fresh Food
Great Prices / $10 for all you can eat buffet
Karaoke on Fridays 1 PM till closing!

I decided to get a takeout and I was the first customer there around 10:45 AM. So this was my first experience with Filipino food in a restaurant in a long time! There are two places in the Fort Campbell and Clarksville, TN area. I chose the one with the best reviews.

I docked 1.4 Stars because food was good to so so. They were not labeled so I was baffled. I prefer my meat to be falling off the bone succulent. The meat was cooked and the texture was ok. Adobo was so so. Meat was well done. The pancit was good. I have no idea what were the names of the food I tried.

My favorite was dinuguan or "chocolate meat". Dinuguan or chocolate meat is a savory dish made with diced pork, pork blood, and spices. Hearty and boldly-flavored, this classic Filipino pork stew is delicious as a main meal with steamed rice. There are different variations of this dish. The kind they served here had a thick blood gravy and not so spicy. I doused it with my homemade pepper sauce with dragon cayenne peppers, star anise, garlic, and asian rice vinegar...perfection! It was a good lunch.

I am definitely interested in trying karaoke there with friends. Can't wait! 3.6 Stars rounds off to 4 Stars

Clean Place
Friendly Service
Fresh Food
Great Prices / $10 for all you can eat buffet
Karaoke on Fridays 1 PM till closing!

I decided to get a takeout and I was the first customer there around 10:45 AM. So this was my first experience with Filipino food in a restaurant in a long time! There are two places in the Fort Campbell and Clarksville, TN area. I chose the one with the best reviews.

I docked 1.4 Stars because food was good to so so. They were not labeled so I was baffled. I prefer my meat to be falling off the bone succulent. The meat was cooked and the texture was ok. Adobo was so so. Meat was well done. The pancit was good. I have no idea what were the names of the food I tried.

My favorite was dinuguan or "chocolate meat". Dinuguan or chocolate meat is a savory dish made with diced pork, pork blood, and spices. Hearty and boldly-flavored, this classic Filipino pork stew is delicious as a main meal with steamed rice. There are different variations of this dish. The kind they served here had a thick blood gravy and not so spicy. I doused it with my homemade pepper sauce with dragon cayenne peppers, star anise, garlic, and asian rice vinegar...perfection! It was a good lunch.

I am definitely interested in trying karaoke there with friends. Can't wait!

Food is yummy taste like home. Great place to go if you're craving Filipino food. They make the pancit and lumpia fresh to order.

I'm not sure many know about this little filipino food buffet. The food is authentic and good. Staff excellent. Place is clean. They have karaoke as well. I highly recommend anyone who loves or interested in cultural food to come try this place. You can also get yummy subs as well.

I won't say I won't be back because I would definitely like to try other things. However do not order a salad. I ordered a club salad. It came with rolled up lunch meat and cheese on top of some ice burg lettuce and maybe one strip of bacon. No other veggies or different types of lettuce. The dressing wasn't very good either.

This review is strictly on the Filipino food. Waste of money and literally threw the food away. The diniguan wasn't horrible but the white rice had hard pieces in it and so did the pancit. If you're Filipino you know that means it's been sitting around for a while. Normally you would get lemon with your pancit to add a citrus flavor, theirs seemed to already have it in it.

Someone not Filipino picked up the food and I'm assuming the food is not labeled because there was a "mystery" dish that he wasn't sure exactly what it was but said it looked good. I grew up in a Filipino household eating Filipino food most my life, took a bite of it.. no clue to what it is beside the protein being pork.

Filipino food should taste like your family made it homemade with lots of love. Overall would not come back and would not recommend.

I am stunned this restaurant has 5 stars, we came in on a Saturday at a late lunch time. They were really unprepared, we offered to leave and it was just weird, I am assuming they saw a few dollars, they asked us to change breads, our sandwiches were "broiled" but they were cold, preparing for a party and our sandwiches were pretty awful. They took one stick of bacon and broke it up for a footlong. We ate very few bites and we were both sick! I would not eat here, ever!

I dropped by to pick up something to eat as the offering on post get tiring after a while. Upon walking in, you get a very "Subway meets Korean Restaurant " feel, and the menus add to that with offerings from subs to cheese sticks and bulgogi. Note that at the time of writing this, the place was/is short staffed, though I had the pleasure of going when it was light.

The reviews that speak about the portion sizes are not kidding. I ordered expecting the Subway experience of bread and stingy toppings. You could imagine my shock when I saw they were grabbing hand-fulls of veggies and toppings for my sandwich. While the price for my meal was a bit more than Subway, I must admit, I could not finish my 9-inch and saved the rest for later in the day. Whether that was the fiber from the veggies or happenstance from the morning's Wheaties is up to debate, but I'll be dropping by the place when my lunch breaks and budget allow.

Great food. Kids loved the sandwiches. Wife and I filled up to go plates from the buffet. We went in planning to eat subs, but the aroma and our stomach changed that.

My review is for the Filipino buffet as I have never tried the sandwiches. I love this hidden gem. The home cooked food is great. Just grab a big helping of rice and dig into all the different types of food which is so good at a great price. After hearing about bilo bilo I finally got a chance and this sweet soup like dish was so delicious. My only complaint is I am so full I can never get some halo halo, which is one of the best dessert type drinks ever!

Nice bonus is the owners and the others who work there are very pleasant and sweet people.

Very warm and welcoming atmosphere. We love the buffet (Filipino) and also the wide array of selection I.e. sub sandwiches. The ladies are super friendly. We happen to stop by during karaoke night. Filipinos are such great singers. Definitely will come back to enjoy more of the food. I highly recommend this place to anyone.