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Address: Movie Theater, Marley Station Mall, 7900 Ritchie Hwy Near, Glen Burnie, MD 21061
Phone: (410) 487-6123
Website: http://www.komidakitchen.com/
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Reviews
Alex Reilly
My brother and I dined in at this wonderful Filipino restaurant on a Sunday. The food was incredible and the service by Ate Gem was amazing. She’s very kind and always greets us with a smile. The food came quick. We ordered pork bbq skewers, fried tilapia, and sisig. Everything was so delicious and it always takes me back home to the Philippines. If you’re craving something new or want to try Filipino cuisine this is the right place!
Maraming Salamat!
… moreMaraming Salamat!
Melissa Plummer
It’s been years since I’ve had Filipino cuisine. I stumbled upon this restaurant in a fading mall, because there are a few good restaurants left inside.
They have a hot table as well as made to order dishes. I got the *Beef Kaldereta* and the *Adobo Chicken* from the hot table. It was a combo priced at about $14 for 2 entrees & double rice. I also ordered the *Lumpia* (like egg rolls) & *Pancit* (Rice noodles, veggies & meat if you want it) which was cooked to order.
It was all delicious. The memories of flavor from the Lumpia & Kalderteta, so good!! The meats were fork tender and “fall-off-the-bone”, the flavors from herbs & spices well defined (bay leaf still present in the sauce). There were plenty of veggies in a FULL BOX of Pancit & the Lumpia were crispy & fresh.
If you haven’t had Filipino food… go try it here… you’ll be back again, I’m sure if it.
… moreThey have a hot table as well as made to order dishes. I got the *Beef Kaldereta* and the *Adobo Chicken* from the hot table. It was a combo priced at about $14 for 2 entrees & double rice. I also ordered the *Lumpia* (like egg rolls) & *Pancit* (Rice noodles, veggies & meat if you want it) which was cooked to order.
It was all delicious. The memories of flavor from the Lumpia & Kalderteta, so good!! The meats were fork tender and “fall-off-the-bone”, the flavors from herbs & spices well defined (bay leaf still present in the sauce). There were plenty of veggies in a FULL BOX of Pancit & the Lumpia were crispy & fresh.
If you haven’t had Filipino food… go try it here… you’ll be back again, I’m sure if it.
WabbitsAt Dinner
A Tiny Little Gem in the middle of an abandoned mall, tucked away in a cute corner. This Filipino Kitchen makes for a great meal or snack after the gym. Located next to movie theater a great food atmosphere and friendly service.
Beef Lumpia was crunchy and delicious and fries has a condiment station with many sauces. Fish sauce and salt was a good taste to this snack on the go.
Stop in and get some takeout.
Staff was attentive and nice, ready to take order and help. Bell if they are not at counter.
… moreBeef Lumpia was crunchy and delicious and fries has a condiment station with many sauces. Fish sauce and salt was a good taste to this snack on the go.
Stop in and get some takeout.
Staff was attentive and nice, ready to take order and help. Bell if they are not at counter.
sheila hodges
Stopped in today to get lumpia and pancit after stumbling across this place. Food was delicious plentiful and the price was great. The lady who waited on us was so sweet and helpful. We will be back!
… moreNerdy Virago
This diamond in the ruff restaurant is hidden in a a dying mall. Authentic Philippine food, served at food court tables, by the kind Aunties and surrounded by Philinino families.
If you are alone get the 2 entree + 2 scoops of rice (white or garlic fried).
If you want a sweet treat, they have multiple desserts from ice cream mixed cups, flan to cassava cake.
And if you bring a group there is pork lumpia by the pound and bulk orders of spring rolls to split with you coffee and tea. Drink refills are 1$.
They were light on fish sauce and spice level, and have a full sauce bar to adjust the flavors to your liking. Including chili oil, flavored vinegar, and banana ketchup along with old bay and American condiment.
… moreIf you are alone get the 2 entree + 2 scoops of rice (white or garlic fried).
If you want a sweet treat, they have multiple desserts from ice cream mixed cups, flan to cassava cake.
And if you bring a group there is pork lumpia by the pound and bulk orders of spring rolls to split with you coffee and tea. Drink refills are 1$.
They were light on fish sauce and spice level, and have a full sauce bar to adjust the flavors to your liking. Including chili oil, flavored vinegar, and banana ketchup along with old bay and American condiment.
Anita Wong
I know the location does not look appealing but you MUST come try out Komida Filipino Kitchen. Lovely owner with great smile and the food is fantastic!! Highly recommended.
… moreKeiv Dumlao
I really need to eat here more often. The food is delicious, the employees are polite, and the prices are fair. Filipino food is becoming more and more popular here in the US. And I highly recommend everyone try Komida Filipino Kitchen!
… moreDamon Wright
Saw this place while walking around the Marley Station mall and since I’d never tried Filipino cuisine before thought I’d give it a try. The service was excellent. As a first timer, the lady behind the counter was very patient and took the time to explain the entire menu to me and helped select something I would like. I ordered 2 entrees and bbq skewers. I enjoyed the garlic rice, menudo and chicken adobo, and the bbq pork skewers were hands down my fave. So tender and flavorful! For dessert I tried Halo-Halo and I loved the flavors! Portions were great and I had plenty of leftovers for the next day. I can’t wait to come back to try the lechon and lumpia!
… moreAlex N
The staff was incredible kind and explained the different options. He also brought our food out to our table despite getting takeout which was very nice. He told me how to eat the halo-halo and what it means as well!
The adobo chicken, menudo and garlic rice were amazing!! The halo-halo might be my new favorite dessert.
Will absolutely be coming back soon with friends! Thank you for your kindness and wonderful food. ❤️
… moreThe adobo chicken, menudo and garlic rice were amazing!! The halo-halo might be my new favorite dessert.
Will absolutely be coming back soon with friends! Thank you for your kindness and wonderful food. ❤️
Alexandra Chappell
We went to Marley Station on a whim. As sad as this mall is (what’s left of it), Komida is the bright spot!
Being a Morena mixed Filipina Komida has really brought back childhood memories of the “turo turo” fast food places I used to eat at growing up in the Philippines. We were warmly welcomed by Jem (I hope that’s how her name is spelled) and everyone working there. All the food looked sooooo good it was hard to decide, but I settled on two of my favorites: dinuguan and bistek with garlic fried rice (although the pinakbet was looking very good) My southern husband ordered beef caldereta and pork adobo with garlic fried rice. I also ordered a dessert, sapin sapin, to go!
Filipino food is more than pancit and lumpia. I encourage everyone to leave their comfort zone and try other dishes. Komida is the place. We definitely intend on returning.
Maraming maraming salamat!
… moreBeing a Morena mixed Filipina Komida has really brought back childhood memories of the “turo turo” fast food places I used to eat at growing up in the Philippines. We were warmly welcomed by Jem (I hope that’s how her name is spelled) and everyone working there. All the food looked sooooo good it was hard to decide, but I settled on two of my favorites: dinuguan and bistek with garlic fried rice (although the pinakbet was looking very good) My southern husband ordered beef caldereta and pork adobo with garlic fried rice. I also ordered a dessert, sapin sapin, to go!
Filipino food is more than pancit and lumpia. I encourage everyone to leave their comfort zone and try other dishes. Komida is the place. We definitely intend on returning.
Maraming maraming salamat!