Pinoy Market & Cafe

Super yum, tastes like my mother's cooking!!! Had sinigang, lechon, pork adobo...can't wait to stop in again to try the other dishes!! Everyone was so helpful, professional, polite. Dine in was very clean and cozy like home.

I pre-ordered some catered food items from Pinoy Market & Cafe in honor of my son’s twenty-fifth birthday and while this was our first time ordering from this establishment, Pinoy Market & Cafe exceeded all expectations and then some. Upon arrival, it is a very homey family oriented market & cafe that is spotless and everything was very neatly displayed on the shelves. I was very excited to see some familiar products; also see new items that I was not familiar of, as well as foods that I have not had since childhood. I had ordered a full tray of lechon kawali on top of valenciana rice, a tray of pancit bihon, a tray of lumpia shanghai and a half tray of turon (fried bananas that are wrapped in a lumpia wrapper with a slight palm sugar glaze). The cafe also supplied the sauces needed for the lechon and lumpia. The food was piping hot when we picked it up and I had to use a lot of willpower to not devour the freshly cooked lumpia during the drive home. All of the party attendees loved the food as much as my family did and I think my pictures included will show how delicious it all was. I cannot wait to order from here again! Spoiler alert- I did forget to take a pic of the tray of lumpia…as it’s never a party without the lumpia!

Great food and very clean cafe/market! The staff/owners were very nice and recommended several dishes.. I would highly recommend this place if you are looking for fresh, great tasting Filipino food!

It's the typical Filipino restaurant and grocery combo. Staff was very accommodating but the food was very delicious! It's the type of food if you're craving a taste from home.

If you miss Filipino food, this is the place to be. They have average prices. Although when we visited, they had a limited supply of Filipino dishes. I was hoping to try the ‘taho,’ but unfortunately, it wasn’t available. Either way, it’s a good place to dine and socialize with fellow Filipinos.

It was our first time dining in a Filipino Restaurant in the Manassas area. I craved Pork sinigang and it was so good, that we ordered beef steak, pork lumpia, sisig and fried pork, veggies, buko pandan, and halo-halo. The owner was from Iloilo City. They are very accommodating and very friendly. They also sell Pinoy snacks, frozen food, stickers, and souvenirs and they cater balikbayan boxes. It was a very fun Sunday madaming mga Pinoy nakakatuwa. Food, service, and variety at super linis esp.ang washroom ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐