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Address: 3848 W Waters Ave, Tampa, FL 33614
Phone: (813) 885-6300
Website: https://www.facebook.com/filipiniana.philippinecafe/
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Reviews
Dennis C
The Filipiniana is a small, humble eatery that sits in a rather hidden plaza (it’s hardly noticeable from the main road) along and at the crossroads of eastbound Waters Avenue and Dale Mabry.
Like most other Filipino restaurants/cafe, there is a behind-the-counter, glass protected buffet at the forefront of the restaurant. From here, you can make your selections as you build your combination platter.
The Filipiniana also offers a small section of baked goods and desert, while specializing in drinks such as Halo Halo and other Asian-curated beverages.
Interesting to note that the Filipiniana offers catering in the kamayan style (simply put, a spread of various dishes over banana leaves to be shared by multiple people amd eaten with hands). However, they don’t serve this in house/at the location – you will have to give advance notice (like with other caterers) to have this prepared.
The Filipiniana is definitely a good spot to satiate your curiousity, explore, and discover Filipino cuisine!
… moreLike most other Filipino restaurants/cafe, there is a behind-the-counter, glass protected buffet at the forefront of the restaurant. From here, you can make your selections as you build your combination platter.
The Filipiniana also offers a small section of baked goods and desert, while specializing in drinks such as Halo Halo and other Asian-curated beverages.
Interesting to note that the Filipiniana offers catering in the kamayan style (simply put, a spread of various dishes over banana leaves to be shared by multiple people amd eaten with hands). However, they don’t serve this in house/at the location – you will have to give advance notice (like with other caterers) to have this prepared.
The Filipiniana is definitely a good spot to satiate your curiousity, explore, and discover Filipino cuisine!
Frances Rolfe (Syncere Love)
This was my second time here and the food flavor is always on point. I do feel that the food can be a little bit more hot like sizzling but other than that I have no complaints. I would definitely recommend this nice quiet little restaurant.
… moreRobert Negron
A 2nd trip to this location provided a better understanding of the food and a chance to find a couple more favorites. The food can best be described as a cross between latino food and chinese food. Many of the food items even have latino names.
Today I got the Pata Frita, a fried piglet portion (2 legs) similar to lechon asado. Crunchy skin with small pockets of meat. My favorite was the Bistec, a spanish name for polomilla type steak but cooked in small squares chinese style without veggies, delicious. Then the Picadillo, ground beef vrry similar to the latino dish with the same name, pretty good. The last dish was Caldereta, a beef cooked in a typical latino caldero, very tasty. 2 desserts, our favorite the purple cake which I am guessing is made from taro and is frosted. Last a large square, rubbery with gummy bear consistency and topped with caramelized sugar which I liked.
I came across this Filipino type restaurant in the same strip center as Saigon Deli, about 4 doors down. They have a variety of authentic foods to offer that run out fairly quickly. I was 4th in line and saw 3 items run out while I waited. One was 1/2 a fried piglet which I would have bought given the chance.
I opted for the 2 meats with rice combo. One was adobo beef and the other a pork stew. Their food is very flavorful and savory. It is close in style to latino foods but the flavor profile is a bit different with a hint of asian spices. I liked the adobo most while the wife was very enthused with the bbq pork skewers. The skewer while very tasty, the meat was a bit dry and tough.
They have no menu since they make day to day specials. There are some savory pastries as well, we had a delicious purple cake they only make on weekends. They have drinks such as boba and teas with milk. Definitely want to go back and try some more of the filipino dishes I saw run out. Come get ya some.
… moreToday I got the Pata Frita, a fried piglet portion (2 legs) similar to lechon asado. Crunchy skin with small pockets of meat. My favorite was the Bistec, a spanish name for polomilla type steak but cooked in small squares chinese style without veggies, delicious. Then the Picadillo, ground beef vrry similar to the latino dish with the same name, pretty good. The last dish was Caldereta, a beef cooked in a typical latino caldero, very tasty. 2 desserts, our favorite the purple cake which I am guessing is made from taro and is frosted. Last a large square, rubbery with gummy bear consistency and topped with caramelized sugar which I liked.
I came across this Filipino type restaurant in the same strip center as Saigon Deli, about 4 doors down. They have a variety of authentic foods to offer that run out fairly quickly. I was 4th in line and saw 3 items run out while I waited. One was 1/2 a fried piglet which I would have bought given the chance.
I opted for the 2 meats with rice combo. One was adobo beef and the other a pork stew. Their food is very flavorful and savory. It is close in style to latino foods but the flavor profile is a bit different with a hint of asian spices. I liked the adobo most while the wife was very enthused with the bbq pork skewers. The skewer while very tasty, the meat was a bit dry and tough.
They have no menu since they make day to day specials. There are some savory pastries as well, we had a delicious purple cake they only make on weekends. They have drinks such as boba and teas with milk. Definitely want to go back and try some more of the filipino dishes I saw run out. Come get ya some.
Joe Pezzulich
This is an excellent, casual cafe. The two meat combo with rice is $14. They have about twelve main dishes to choose from. Smoothies are also available.
… moreLuis Morales
5 Stars – Taste of the Philippines in Tampa!
Filipiniana Philippine Café is a hidden gem tucked next to Saigon Marketplace. The halo-halo here is absolutely amazing—layered perfectly with fresh ingredients, and served ice cold with love. You can really feel the pride in every detail, from the traditional flavors to the beautiful decor showcasing Filipino culture. The staff is warm and welcoming, making it a great place to relax and enjoy a sweet treat. Highly recommend if you’re craving authentic Filipino desserts and a cozy atmosphere!
… moreFilipiniana Philippine Café is a hidden gem tucked next to Saigon Marketplace. The halo-halo here is absolutely amazing—layered perfectly with fresh ingredients, and served ice cold with love. You can really feel the pride in every detail, from the traditional flavors to the beautiful decor showcasing Filipino culture. The staff is warm and welcoming, making it a great place to relax and enjoy a sweet treat. Highly recommend if you’re craving authentic Filipino desserts and a cozy atmosphere!
Jamie P.
They open 10am but the food is not ready until 11am. Food variety is very simple, not that flavorful and barely any veggies or potatoes in their meal. This is all coming from a Filipino myself. Also they give small portions of the actual protein I got like 3-4 pieces of beef in a combo meal that was $13.
For the business I suggest you have the food or at least majority of the food ready by the time you open. When I went, there were 3 other customers just sitting waiting for the food to come out.
… moreFor the business I suggest you have the food or at least majority of the food ready by the time you open. When I went, there were 3 other customers just sitting waiting for the food to come out.
Alpha
The restaurant has limited selections but most of the items are good. Friendly service and everything is authentic. The Taho is a let down as the tofu is not smooth, maybe that the way supposed to be, but I I like the texture from Vietnamese or Chinese styles. The Curry, Skewers and Ube cake simply are great.
… moreGeorge Bautista
Excellent service! Excellent food! This is the place to be if you’re craving for the best, authentic Filipino food in Tampa! Their boodle meals are a must try and they have the best halo-halo & sago’t gulaman! You surely will get the best bang for your buck! Will definitely come back!
… moreMadi M
I am in love with this place. The staff is so nice and the food is genuinely amazing and fairly priced too. The tosilog silog meal and halo halo are my favorites so far. Excited to come back and try more!
… moreEmi B
Great place to order food for a Filipino kamayan (boodle fight). The proteins were seasoned well and tasty.
Also, this store has the best Halo Halo in town!
… moreAlso, this store has the best Halo Halo in town!