Can't really leave Vegas without having Filipino food since it's a place where there's massive choices of this unique cuisine. It's a small Filipino eatery, you order on the counter and they bring the food to you. It's a small mom and pop restaurant. It wasn't busy when we came, friendly service as expected. I had the longsilog and added extra egg and upgraded to garlic fried rice and it was heaven! Pork sinigang was good, huge chunks of pork ribs and loaded with veggies. BF enjoyed the chicken bbq. The only thing that was a huge disappointment was the inihaw pork belly, it tasted so bland and unseasoned, unmarinated and the grill marks made it so bitter to eat. Unfortunately that was $18, although I took it to go, I ended up throwing it out. Quite pricey, I paid $88 and felt weird that you're being watched adding the tip on the payment screen. I know, I added an extra egg that was $2, upgraded to garlic rice $1 and an extra cup for $3. All that cost adds up. Typical Filipino, I didn't want to say anything about the pork belly. Honestly, it had a horrible taste. Don't ever order it. Other than that, the other items we ordered were good.

Some of the best pork sinigang I've had, and I've had a lot of sinigang. Lumpia were fresh and crunchy. They had a sign on the wall for 50 or 100 lumpia at a great price as well. Lechon Kawali was 10/10. Juicy, fresh, perfectly crispy. 2 people working and both were very nice. Maybe not the most attentive table service, but extremely responsive when asked. It's a small mom and pop shop, so I didnt expect this to be the selling point. The "Be Kind to my Heart" was a stellar deal, more than enough for 4. I'll make sure to come here whenever I visit.

The diniguan was delicious, and so was the bulalo. The lechon kawali pieces were larger than expected but really good. Lumpia and adobo were solid and the halo halo was, too.

A hole in a wall eatery for delicious Filipino authentic dishes. We ordered Kate/kare, grilled bangs, and eggplant torta. They were all so tasty, fresh, and has the authentic flavors I've grown up to eat. Place is like a home cooked kitchenette with beautiful pictures and very friendly staff. Recommend this to everyone.

The food was delicious! We ordered Inihaw na Bangus (boneless), Tortang Talong, and the Oxtail Kare Kare. Yummy! The oxtail meat was very tender (just how I like it). We ate at the restaurant. Casual. The owner was nice.

The best sigsig outside of the Philippines. Sigsig is like pig face or something but it's crunchy and delicious and the main food I came back from visiting the Philippines wanting to eat. After eating some horrible sig I finally found Tina's and it is so bomb.

Tina's is my go to Filipino spot when I'm in town. This is a small family run business off the strip but it's worth the drive if you're looking to satisfy your Filipino food craving. I always order their lumpia and pancit lunch special. It's sooooooo good! On this past visit, I had the pleasure of chatting it up with Tina's husband while I waited for my order, and he was so friendly and welcoming. He even handed me the T.V remote control and told me to put on whatever I wanted to watch. Their weekday lunch special is such a great deal. You get to choose two items from their lunch menu, which also comes with a side of rice for $12.99. Served 10am-4pm Mon-Fri They also have a table of items and canned goods for sale by the cashier. Location- This place is located on S. Jones Blvd, and Robindale Rd, behind the 76 gas station. Tina's offers free delivery and convenient takeout options.

Being part Filipino, I was craving some Filipino food, so I went to Tina's Filipino Cuisine. It's a small restaurant, simply decorated with Asian flair. The woman at the front was very friendly. She took my order and told me it would be a little wait, and suggested I take one of the seats. We've had Tina's a few years ago when someone had catered, and I remembered that I really liked the food. Today was Sunday, so they didn't have plate lunches. I was bummed because it was just me, but they did give me the small A la carte portions. They were perfect, but $10 each, whereas the plate lunch is $12 for 2 choices (Mon. - Fri.) The lechon kawali was perfect...hot and crispy. The pinakbet was missing something, but I couldn't figure out what it was. However, it still tasted good. The next time I'm craving Filipino food, I'll go back on a weekday to get the plate lunch. But, I'll be back!

This spot is near my house. Closest Filipino restaurant. They have a pretty big menu. Looks like a lot is made to order. It doesn't look like the rotate there food much if there menu is laminated. Food: order the basic lonsilog breakfast. Comes with garlic fried rice and egg and longinisa. Service: I ordered togo, but since it was made to order. Togo order can take up to 10-20 mins depending n the dish. Ambiance: def a sit down place you can sit here with a couple families. A couple of two seaters and a bench for Togo orders. Plenty of parking. Cool spot.

Tina's Filipino Cuisine has been on my Yelp collection's list for a while now! I finally had a chance to go eat lunch at Tina's Filipino Cuisine on a Friday afternoon with some family members. Tina's Filipino Cuisine is located at S Jones Blvd and W Robindale Road. It's next to a few other businesses. There are plenty of parking spots available. Current hours are Monday - Sunday from 10:00 A.M - 9:00 P.M Monday through Friday from 10 - 4, there is a lunch special option where you can choose any two that come with rice. It's for $12.99 The lunch special includes the following Lumpia Shanghai (4 pieces) Vegetable Eggroll (2 pieces) Bangus (1/4 fish) Lumpia Hubad Lechon Kawali Chicken Curry Dinuguan Pinakbet Mungo Pancit Fried Chicken Adobo (pork and chicken) Most of us decided to order off of the lunch menu. I had to get the pork adobo!!! Pork Adobo is one of my favorites! While waiting for our order, we looked around at the restaurant. There are beautiful plants outside the restaurant. The interior has umbrellas hanging from the ceiling. There is even a mini-market inside the restaurant! We didn't wait too long for our order, less than 20 minutes. Everything was made fresh to order! The pork adobo was scrumptious! It was so flavorful. You could taste the soy sauce and vinegar. There were a lot of fatty cuts with the pork adobo. My husband ended up eating those slices for me! For dessert, we had ordered the fried banana and the fried Oreos. I didn't try the fried banana, but my other family members really enjoyed it! I devoured the fried Oreos. The batter wasn't too heavy. The Oreos were freshly coated and deep-fried. It was also topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, which helped balance the chocolate flavor in the Oreos! The team member who was assisting us during our visit to Tina's Filipino Cuisine was amazing! She had provided different recommendations and food options to try! While we were eating the meal, she visited our table, refilled our waters, and checked up on us, asking if we needed anything else! We had such an amazing experience at Tina's Filipino Cuisine! I can't wait to come back and try their chicken adobo!