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Straightforward outpost dishing up classic Filipino dishes & halo-halo desserts.
Hours
| Friday | 5:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 5:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 5:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 5:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 5:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 5:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2720 E Plaza Blvd E, National City, CA 91950
Phone: (619) 434-3879
Website: https://titaskitchenette.shop/
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Reviews
Christina Patten
Happened upon this place while looking for the malasadas further down the strip, and this is the best Filipino food we have had in Southern California. The lunch line is long but moves quickly, portions are humongous and one tray can easily be split between two. The bbq, lumpia, and Dinuguan are especially good here! They overstuff your box/cups and wrap in plastic to-go although they had plenty of space inside to eat as well.
… moreRommel Navarro
Authentic Filipino food, great portions and plenty of options. They are well known for their BBQ skewers! Very disappointed with my experience today. I grew up here and constantly brag and share memories of eating here since I’ve already moved 10+ years ago out of state. I make an effort to come here whenever I visit town. Today I drove 16 hours away and this was my first choice of food, as usual it’s packed and lined up out the door. While I wait I give the scoop to a first time guest on what popular combinations to try.
I patiently waited as my family waited in the car after spending the day at the beach. My turn is up and I greet the lady serving food and as for (3) 2-item entrees, she immediately lets out a sigh, almost irritated like and waves me off when I asked if they are making any more sisig. I smile and say no worries and ask for extra sabaw and that I’ll pay for it. The first thing she says, I can only give you one. ( usually they give you 1 per entree ) again I smile and said I’ll pay for it, no worries. I tell her that I want to pay for the person behind me also, no acknowledgment.
They go ahead of me to cash out since my food is still being packed. I ask for the cashier if they gave them the soup and she said you’re not next yet but they ended up charging them for it. I told them in Tagalog respectfully, everything is ok no problem. She is confused and doesn’t realize I not only speak and understand Tagalog but am actually Filipino.
We never know what someone is going through. One thing is, it’s a business and that’s not acceptable. Probably the last time I step foot in here.
… moreI patiently waited as my family waited in the car after spending the day at the beach. My turn is up and I greet the lady serving food and as for (3) 2-item entrees, she immediately lets out a sigh, almost irritated like and waves me off when I asked if they are making any more sisig. I smile and say no worries and ask for extra sabaw and that I’ll pay for it. The first thing she says, I can only give you one. ( usually they give you 1 per entree ) again I smile and said I’ll pay for it, no worries. I tell her that I want to pay for the person behind me also, no acknowledgment.
They go ahead of me to cash out since my food is still being packed. I ask for the cashier if they gave them the soup and she said you’re not next yet but they ended up charging them for it. I told them in Tagalog respectfully, everything is ok no problem. She is confused and doesn’t realize I not only speak and understand Tagalog but am actually Filipino.
We never know what someone is going through. One thing is, it’s a business and that’s not acceptable. Probably the last time I step foot in here.
Erlinda Ochoa
Tita’s Kitchenette is the BEST FILIPINO RESTAURANT in all of San Diego
Dine in or take out.
Authentic FILIPINO favorites
From great grandparents all the way down to the babies are eating here.
Come taste the BEST. you will be AMAZED.
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PLACE
… moreDine in or take out.
Authentic FILIPINO favorites
From great grandparents all the way down to the babies are eating here.
Come taste the BEST. you will be AMAZED.
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PLACE
Angel Henderson
I was craving lumpia for some time and must admit I was disappointed in the quality and taste. I hope they didn’t give me fried hard lumpia because I’m darkskin .. the food is mid, but they give you a lot. Cooking in bulk is tough and the flavors showed. The day I went was busy and hopefully that’s the reason why it tasted bland and bland lacked dimension.. I ate the lumpia while it was fresh and came back to it 10 mins later and the disappointment grew…
… moreIsmael Melendez
Visiting from Az. Had a coworker who is from San Diego amd recommended coming here. I am so happy that I did.
To me this tasted like food for the soul. Like mommas home cooking.
I got a half rice & half pansit combo with steak & onions. Also got the pork dodo and what i thought was just vegetables, but ended up being chicken & vegetables. It came with a soup. I also ordered the lumpia. I dont know what i was thinking? I got way too much food.
This food was so insanely good. The pork adobo was so tender. The soup was so flavorful. Had this citrus taste, I think it’s calamansi? Sooooooo good. I can’t say enough of how great the food was. Definitely recommend.
… moreTo me this tasted like food for the soul. Like mommas home cooking.
I got a half rice & half pansit combo with steak & onions. Also got the pork dodo and what i thought was just vegetables, but ended up being chicken & vegetables. It came with a soup. I also ordered the lumpia. I dont know what i was thinking? I got way too much food.
This food was so insanely good. The pork adobo was so tender. The soup was so flavorful. Had this citrus taste, I think it’s calamansi? Sooooooo good. I can’t say enough of how great the food was. Definitely recommend.
Michelle M
Big portions of delicious homestyle Filipino cooking!
I’m always satisfied when ordering here
Been to this place since I was a little girl in the 90s and this place still feels like home.
All the best dishes of Filipino food, complete with the elders serving you. Don’t be fooled that it’s in this little plaza in national city. People from everywhere know to come here for the fresh home cooking of Titas & it’s generous portions.
If you plan to get food here, remember to share. The portions are epic sized and super delicious.
Recommend:
Sinigang soup (Filipino sour soup)
Fresh bbq either pork or the chicken
And my fave the Filipino menudo.
… moreI’m always satisfied when ordering here
Been to this place since I was a little girl in the 90s and this place still feels like home.
All the best dishes of Filipino food, complete with the elders serving you. Don’t be fooled that it’s in this little plaza in national city. People from everywhere know to come here for the fresh home cooking of Titas & it’s generous portions.
If you plan to get food here, remember to share. The portions are epic sized and super delicious.
Recommend:
Sinigang soup (Filipino sour soup)
Fresh bbq either pork or the chicken
And my fave the Filipino menudo.
David Barron
There is always a line out the door at this place-and with good reason. The food is delicious! My favorite is the lumpia- exquisite!
… moreOlive T
Tita’s Kitchenette is a local favorite Filipino restaurant in National City. Finding parking could be a test of patience at times. We tried to get food during off hours to avoid the lunch and dinner crowd. After getting Filipino pastries and bread from Valerio’s Bake Shop, located next to Tita’s Kitchenette, we got in the queue to order food. The line moved excruciatingly slow. More patience was needed here today (Sunday around 3pm). We ordered the two items combo with rice and BBQ chicken skewers also. They have increased the menu pricing like all restaurants. Food is tasty here at a budget friendly price point and the portion served was generous. It is very common to see Filipino families and big group of family and friends dining in at the restaurant and sharing their boxed meals together in a happy manner with lively conversations. Plenty of indoor seating available as people moved in and out of the dining area in a constant flow. This place also sells desserts such as ice cream, halo halo and sweet Filipino desserts. Even though the queue was moving slowly like molasses today, we will be back for more delicious Filipino food.
… moreJessica Chavez
There’s a reason this place was so busy. I first came here in 2017. It’s good to know the food is still really delicious!!
… moreHitomi Sarah Naito
Wow what an amazing food place! They served mountain amount of food! I enjoyed in 2~3 different meals. Super delicious I wish I lived closer. Next door bakery looked great as well. When in National city, I’d come back!
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