Great Food! We love the selection of dishes that they make. The only Filipino store that doesn't disappoint.

Ordered delivery from here, and the food was fantastic! The pancit was flavorful and had plenty of meat, and the Shanghai was delicious and fried crispy! Even for a delivery order, everything was fresh and not soggy! I'll definitely order from here again.

Great food, I tried the chicken adobo and let me tell you something.. it was AMAZING!! Definitely recommend they have so many different dishes to choose from and they are super nice and friendly, will definitely be back

if you miss the good O'Filipino Food.. this is the place to go if you are within the Passaic area of NJ. , they sell, almost anything and everything that you needed.. that includes desserts, snacks, pastries, ice cream, beverages, condiments,/spices, jasmine rice (bag) and even car freshener, beauty products and old fashion remedies that your grandma used to use for any aches and pains..(it stinks like hell but my mom says it's good for you) Anyway, my only complaint is if you are NOT paying cash.. you will get charged for "Non cash adjustment (3.99%)" on top the Tax of 6.625% in the total of your bill even though I use debit card. .. they should upgrade their paying system coz I was kind of bummed when I saw the receipt when I got home. PhilTrade !!! please upgrade your paying system !!!!

First family meal of 2022. We were craving puto (rice cake) and walked away with torta talong, lechon kawali, palabok, dinuguan, adobo, lympia, longonisa, beef sticks, gulay and turon. What started as a craving turned onto a feast, thanks to my generous brother! The first half of the Philtrade is a grocery with snacks, soup cups, fresh vegtables and anything you may need to cook up a filipino dish. A short stair case brings you to the floor where they do all the cooking from the kitchen in the back and the turo turo table of steaming fresh cooked dishes, so much food to chose from. The ladies cooking, cutting up vegtables, packing orders, glazing ham and piling up take out trays of turon all turn around and wish us a Happy New Year! Happy to tell us what they are serving and giving suggestions of their favorites. Everything was for take out. We returned home and prepared the table. Everything was delicious and enjoyed by the 5 different age groups at the table. Everything was still warm enough to eat without warming up except for the palabok which needs to be really hot, IMO. The longonisa was plump and juicy. The Lechon kawali was thick and meaty with equal portions of skin to meat, impressed with this serving. The palobok was pretty good, nice and flavorful. The dinuguan seemed a bit watery but surprisingly the flavor was there. The brown puto was fluffy and tasty. The torta was fine but not my fave. Don't forget to pick up a bag if pillows! Will definitely return for another feast to go.

Gem and hole-in-the-wall Filipino market in NJ. You can get your much needed groceries here (they have a small selection), and then go up some steps to a really small cafeteria where they serve food. It probably only seats around 15 people. My aunt took me here because she loves buffets and ..it might be because I'm from Vegas, but so do I. She brought us there on a Sunday in the morning back in February (pre-Corona times). On the weekends, they have buffets and I adore Filipino breakfast food. It reminds me of my mom's cooking. My mom would also only cook Filipino breakfast on the weekends, because that's when she had the most time to prepare it. The buffet had tosino, eggs, lumpia, longanisa, kare kare, isda, and more. I'm sure the menu slightly changes from time to time. Yum! Super good. Don't forget the vinegar. You can grab a drink from the fridge, but I would definitely bring your own water. Filipino food is pretty heavy.. This place reminds me of eating with my family on the weekends and I miss it already. Make sure to be early. Gotta catch that food when it's fresh!

This is a secret gem in New Jersey. This place is a Filipino market with a kitchen in the back. You can usually grab a great deal for food for less than $8. On the weekend they do the buffet, which is amazing Filipino food! The buffet is self serve and you get your drink before you come to the dining area. There is limited parking in the back, so in case you have to find street parking.

I like the place. Lots of parking options esp if you go there around the time we went (Sunday morning before lunch) by the street/behind the store. Nothing fancy about it just homemade comfort food. It's like you're eating in some tito's or tita's house with nice friendly faces around you. Lots of food variety. I was with my toddler and husband and they both enjoyed the buffet that this place usually have every weekend. I finished eating before them so I did some light food shopping within the store. Relax ambiance, people are in and out, and really not too crowded compared to Jersey City/NY areas that we regularly visit. The place was clean and medium size not too little or big to roam around, the service was fine, and right before leaving my husband paid both the buffet and groceries by the door so we left conveniently and happy. We'll surely be back.