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Unassuming counter-service eatery offering build-your-own combos of homestyle Filipino dishes.
Hours
| Friday | 9 AM–7 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–7 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 9 AM–7 PM |
| Tuesday | 9 AM–7 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–7 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–7 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 860 Carson St #121, Carson, CA 90745
Phone: (310) 830-7288
Website: http://deliasrestaurant.com/
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Reviews
Manuel G
Was craving a Filipino breakfast and saw this place was open.
One word to describe their food: SARAP
(Delicious)
I will let my pics speak for themselves…
… moreOne word to describe their food: SARAP
(Delicious)
I will let my pics speak for themselves…
Ms Tia (Tia)
Food I don’t know. I walked out. I felt like because I didn’t know what I wanted they had no patience for me. No one was behind me. I’ve eaten there cuisine before. I’m African American and the atmosphere was as if I wasn’t welcome. FYI, my footsteps are ordered by God, having said that, everywhere I plant my foot, I am comfortable and I say welcomed. BOOM! Thank you and be blessed.
… moreEric San Miguel
Food here is cheap and pretty authentic. But they do one thing here that is the best – Filipino Pork BBQ sticks. They are known for it and its best in town!
… moreMelinda Herrera
Food is delicious, service from these ladies is top tier.
… morejoe simply
This is one of my favorite locations to go to for lunch during the work week and back in junior high and high school this was one of my favorite places to go eat after practice.
I even got my whole office hooked on the barbeque sticks.
This is a great hole in the wall eatery and I recommend going in and giving them a try.
Deco could use an upgrade but food and service is excellent and affordable and portions are well worth it.
… moreI even got my whole office hooked on the barbeque sticks.
This is a great hole in the wall eatery and I recommend going in and giving them a try.
Deco could use an upgrade but food and service is excellent and affordable and portions are well worth it.
Ernesto Enmanuel
Super delicious first time but for sure I’ll be back
… moreCherrie C
This was my favorite take-out place for lunch when I worked in Carson for 10 years. They have the best barbeque pork, munggo, sisig, pancit, lumpia, pinakbet, and sinigang. Very affordable catering prices for potlucks. Get your food and go, cash only. You know it’s legit when you see Filipino seniors eat here. I miss this place!
… moreMichael Denina
Food is just as good a I remember as a kid. The $5.99 special for a 2 item combo advertised on the banner outside is only after 5PM.
… moreJames Ramos
Quick fast filipino food. No long lines. Get 2 items and rice for under $10 and right next door is a Poke etc and pick up some poke. Filipino food and poke can’t beat that.
… moreCindy Mac
I go here with my filipino grandma and I think the food is pretty good for the buffet style of keeping the food. (This place is not a buffet.) I especially love the barbecue kabobs.
I’m half filipino and most don’t think I look filipino and I do not speak tagolog. I have found that some filipino places kind of ignore me (and my siblings!) in favor of their obviously filipino customers. I called to make an order of lumpias for a pot luck (great choice, btw) and they hung up on me though they had answered in English. I had my grandma call right after and they took my order from her. I don’t know if they didn’t want to try to understand me or what but I guess I am used to the type of treatment from my filipino brethren until they see my last name (Macabuhay). And that has been my unfortunate experience EVEN with Delia’s where I have eaten quite a bit. T^T
But the food is yummy. (My grandma’s is better though lol especially her pork and chicken adobo! Mmm)
… moreI’m half filipino and most don’t think I look filipino and I do not speak tagolog. I have found that some filipino places kind of ignore me (and my siblings!) in favor of their obviously filipino customers. I called to make an order of lumpias for a pot luck (great choice, btw) and they hung up on me though they had answered in English. I had my grandma call right after and they took my order from her. I don’t know if they didn’t want to try to understand me or what but I guess I am used to the type of treatment from my filipino brethren until they see my last name (Macabuhay). And that has been my unfortunate experience EVEN with Delia’s where I have eaten quite a bit. T^T
But the food is yummy. (My grandma’s is better though lol especially her pork and chicken adobo! Mmm)