Hours
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–6 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–6 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–6 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–6 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–6 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–6 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7020 Commerce St, Springfield, VA 22150
Phone: (703) 379-0595
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Reviews
Owl
Enter through Manila Market and walk to the opening on the right to get to Manila Cafe.
Good food, plenty of choices, open tables, free parking.
… moreGood food, plenty of choices, open tables, free parking.
Deborah Faith Toledo
Whenever we’re craving home, this is where we go! The authentic Filipino flavors remind us of the comfort of home-cooked meals.
… moreErinTheCritic
If you’re looking for Halo-Halo, this is the spot. It absolutely delicious and so wonderful on a humid Virginia day. The have so many different Filipino dishes, no matter what you try its gonna be good. My coworker introduced me to this place and I am so grateful. The barbecue chicken is fantastic and I love the beef stew.
… moreAnn Bell
OMG! They have the best lumpia in town and their Halo-halo is the delicious and is the perfect size, and most importantly, the prices are reasonable! They serve authentic Filipino dishes and fresh fried fish. They are also conveniently located by the mini Filipino market who sells fresh produce like ampalaya (bitter gourd), Japanese eggplant, and so much more! Check them out!!
… moreT Ll.
Manila Cafe (Springfield, VA) has some of the Best, classic Filipino food in the area. Food is served cafeteria style and they offer a decent variety. The staff is polite and attentive.
The grocery area has limited number of basic items you might need in a pinch. I always check expiry dates and they keep up to date on their items, from what I’ve seen.
… moreThe grocery area has limited number of basic items you might need in a pinch. I always check expiry dates and they keep up to date on their items, from what I’ve seen.
Jason Ramirez
I came to pick up food for a party. After seeing the food, I had tonorder some to eat on the spot. The lechon was so good and the rice perfectly cooked. Can’t wait to go back. Menudo next????
… moreRaquel Adams
Love the barbecue skewers (so good and tasty), karekare (beef with vegetables in peanut sauce), pancit (noodles), sinigang (sour soup usually with pork or chicken and veggies), Turon (fried bananas), halo halo (iced dessert with mixed beans, coconut jelly, other sweet stuff) and Lumpia (Filipino egg rolls).
In the grocery store, I love their flan, empanada, pandesal (Filipino bread), some fresh veggies, …..I also pick up some polvoron (powdered candy), bibinka(bread lined with banana leaves). In the frozen section I like the Magnolia brand of mango ice cream (OMG!), I’d pick up some breakfast/lunch meat like chicken longanisa (sausage), chicken or pork tocino (marinated meat on the sweet side) , tapa (marinated beef on the salty side), chicken siopao (stuffed steamed buns I love the brand Oriental chicken or Magnolia … microwave covered with wet paper towel), smoked fish bangus (the head is still on on this one. I cook it in the oven). These are the ones I’ve tried and usually get.
My Lola made all kinds of salads growing up with fresh mangos, papayas, basil, lettuce, and other veggies. She would grill eggplant etc. I wish they had some and her tinola/sinigang are sometimes vegan when eaten as a side dish. My kids are not big on rice. Laing is good but other choices will be nice. Maybe when this store gets bigger.
I will be back and I will post an update.
… moreIn the grocery store, I love their flan, empanada, pandesal (Filipino bread), some fresh veggies, …..I also pick up some polvoron (powdered candy), bibinka(bread lined with banana leaves). In the frozen section I like the Magnolia brand of mango ice cream (OMG!), I’d pick up some breakfast/lunch meat like chicken longanisa (sausage), chicken or pork tocino (marinated meat on the sweet side) , tapa (marinated beef on the salty side), chicken siopao (stuffed steamed buns I love the brand Oriental chicken or Magnolia … microwave covered with wet paper towel), smoked fish bangus (the head is still on on this one. I cook it in the oven). These are the ones I’ve tried and usually get.
My Lola made all kinds of salads growing up with fresh mangos, papayas, basil, lettuce, and other veggies. She would grill eggplant etc. I wish they had some and her tinola/sinigang are sometimes vegan when eaten as a side dish. My kids are not big on rice. Laing is good but other choices will be nice. Maybe when this store gets bigger.
I will be back and I will post an update.
Alexander
Polite workers, good food, nice selection, can’t go wrong! Give it a try!
… moreSomjai Deginda
I came here before covid. I came today but fear of bacteria. No air conditioning in the store. Food and bakery left on table. Pastry are hard and dry. Eat at your own risk. My health is too important.
… moreTony Stark
Great food. Don’t trust the haters. All Filipino-American restaurants in th DC area are delicious, authentic and true to the Tagalog and other island regions.
… more