Eldric's Restaurant

Huge portions at very reasonable prices. Good Pinoy food to hit the cravings! Get the BBq skewer. You definitely won't regret it!

Came looking for Filipino food, particularly lechon, and certainly found it. Some of the reviews said service was poor. The two women working when we came were friendly and helpful, so I'm not sure why others had issues with the service. This is not the kind of place where they wait on your table, you order and pick up your food up front. There aren't any signs on the food, so you should know what you're looking for or already be familiar with the cuisine if you're uncomfortable asking questions. I strongly recommend the oxtail, pancit, and lechon.

Like most reviews here, those will be echoed in mine. Food tastes like a blast of nostalgia but way better, portions are great - especially the bbq skewer is juicy and delicious, but I prefer it served hot than cold - service is quick, but my spin on this review is the atmosphere itself. The place is clean and simple, and the music in the background will be your 90s ballad, classic for a Filipino standard. Will definitely return to dine again. Keep it up.

2019 review: My go-to when I’m too lazy to make lumpia’s and I’m craving them. The staff are always nice! 2021 review: The atmosphere in this restaurant is always warm and inviting. They’re always kind and have great customer service. They still make the best pork lumpia’s in the Anchorage area and we love their pork belly. Their pancit and beef stew are delicious as well. Don’t forget to add a buko (coconut) pandan salad to your order on a hot day! 💚

Very disappointed with our experience for catering. We ordered shanghai lumpia 70 pieces, beef caldereta, and lechon. We were told prior to paying how big the trays were. The associate told us what we wanted to hear when we placed the order in person and when we came to pick up the order, the trays were the SMALLER ones from what we were told before buying. I was shocked. The person we placed our order with was yelled at by possibly the owner(?) when we expressed our concern. We paid $190 plus $30 tip. I ended up counting the lumpia to make sure it was actually 70 pieces and we were shorted and had only 58. Had a little time before guests showed up and ended up frying more lumpia to add to the tray. The lechon were sliced in larger pieces, it was good but obvious they used old oil to fry