Filipino Foodmart

  4.8 – 28 reviews   • Filipino restaurant

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✔️Breakfast ✔️Brunch ✔️Lunch ✔️Dine in ✔️Take out Filipino Foodmart 07067

Address and Contact Information

Address: 322 Inman Ave, Colonia, NJ 07067

Phone: (732) 428-7233

Website: https://www.filipinofoodmart.com/

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Order: Order online

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Filipino American Grill & Grocery Store Location: 316 Inman Ave Colonia, NJ 07067. Mon-Sat: 9:30am-6:30pm Sun: 9am-4pm Phone: (732) 428-7233 …

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Filipino Foodmart in Colonia, NJ, offers a diverse menu featuring traditional Filipino dishes, including combo plates, breakfast options, and catering services.

Reviews

Albert Bogoraz
I was looking for a healthy affordable lunch. I passed this spot many times while driving on Inman ave.

I tried the plate which cost 13 dollars and I was blown away.

The ginger chicken tasted like real ginger but very light flavor, it’s like spice but a different type because it doesn’t burn but still has light heat. The chicken was so soft it was incredible.

The steak was also very good, marinated and not dry. It was a flavor I never tried but was very happy with.

The noodles were cooked perfectly not dry, so was the rice.

I also got a low ingredient coconut water for only 2.50. I didn’t have to wait the food was ready, if you want a healthy affordable quick meal come here.

They also have setting so you can sit and eat.
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Christian TurboX4500
Very nice Filipino food and Market. Ordered 2 combo meals and placed an order for their freshly made Pandesal which we absolutely love (highly recommended)
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M A
Filipino FoodMart is a restaurant and food store all in one. Their part of the store carries all Filipino necessities for food, hygiene, and (Filipino broom ). Their items are at a reasonable price. The restaurant offers many delicious Filipino dishes. You can purchase a lunch special with rice or noodles, water bottle, and two sides for a good price. The people that are friendly and helpful.
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Joize Virata
Knew about them from a filipino party I went to. Their palabok is the best one I’ve tasted so far here in NJ. So decided to go and try their food since my wife has been craving for Tapsilog. And we love it!! We found our fave filipino spot 🙂 and they have their own mini sari-sari store too which is a plus! Def recommend! Staff was really friendly and nice!
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Randia Coronacion
Filipino foods delicious n flavorful. Ordered mungo (mung beans), fried milkfish bangus, pork adobo n pusit. Finished it all had the bilo bilo dessert just the right sweetness
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Gabriella Parisi
Amazing family owned store/restaurant. Everything is homemade and absolutely delicious. The staff is extremely kind and I can’t wait to come back!
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Gareth Cabrera
If you’re craving an authentic Filipino meal that brings all the flavors of home, Filipino Foodmart in Colonia, NJ is worth the drive. One visit and you’ll feel the heart behind every dish.

I recently ordered their pancit, bopis, pork sinigang, daing, and halo-halo—and each item was outstanding. Pancit arrived perfectly seasoned, with noodles that were flavorful and just the right texture—light on the sauce, loaded with savory goodness. Bopis was a revelation: tender, well-spiced pork and liver with bold flavors that balanced richness and tang. Pork sinigang warmed the soul; the broth was tangy, bright, and rich with the classic sour note of tamarind—all without overpowering the tender pork and vegetables. Daing (fried fish) came crisp and golden, with just the right amount of saltiness—sublime when paired with garlic rice. And the halo-halo was the perfect sweet finale: creamy, refreshing, and generously loaded with treats like ube, ice cream, and saging na minatamjs

The ambiance is casual, clean, and inviting—like a cozy Filipino turo-turo corner with both a mini grocery and hot food section. Their owners were friendly and helpful, making the experience feel personal and warm with bonus na kwentuhan
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Anonymous
Absolutely incredible! This Filipino restaurant is a hidden gem that deserves all the hype. The food is authentic, flavorful, and made with so much love. every bite tastes like home. I ordered the chicken adobo and lumpia, and both were cooked perfectly. The adobo was tender and savory with the perfect balance of vinegar and soy, and the lumpia was crispy and packed with flavor.

The staff were also super warm and welcoming, which made the experience even better. You can tell they really care about sharing Filipino culture through their food. If you’ve never had Filipino cuisine before, this is the perfect place to start, and if you have, you’ll be instantly reminded of a home-cooked meal.

Highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for comfort food, good vibes, and a taste of the Philippines. I’ll definitely be back!
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Luis Gino Guzman
Filipino Foodmart delivers the real taste of the Philippines with every bite. From crispy lechon to comforting sinigang, every dish is packed with flavor and tradition. The warm, welcoming staff make you feel right at home — like family. A must-visit for anyone craving genuine Filipino food and heartwarming hospitality!
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Francis Gascon
Definitely got ripped off here. Ordered 2 combo plates and one dessert and was charged $38. Will definitely not return to this place.
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