The restaurant was clean and roomy with lots of tables. You order at the counter and seat yourself.
Food on a 5 Star Scale:
Adobo pork omelete, 5 Star (yummy, loads of flavor)
Shanghai lumpia, 2 Star (a little bland, nothing special)
Beef lumpia, 3.5 Star (tasty but oily)
Lechon special, 3 Star (pork too fatty but flavorful)
Mung beans (pork too fatty but flavorful, very tasty)
Pinakbet (I'm used to a more condensed tomato base, again too much fat on the pork)
The flavors were there. Very tasty and similar to Mom's cooking. I will go back and try something else next time.