Ihaw Ihaw Filipino Cuisine

Super delicious food my first time eating in a Filipino restaurant that we had the noodles divine! Really scrumptious so good actually we came back two days in a row! We had jackfruit which I had never had in a savory dish it was really really fantastic. Then we had like a chicken stew and then we had a roast beef stew. And the bananas were phenomenal their sweet plantain fried and some type of a crispy wrapper. Highly recommend going here and everyone was very helpful the customers were helping us before we got to the counter so we would know what to order and what everything was. In total we've gone there three times every time is delicious

I’ve dined in many local Filipino restaurants like Felynn’s, Renee’s, Susanne Kitchen, and Lumpia & Company. But Ihaw Ihaw has the most flavorful dishes than the rest of them. They are definitely not shy when adding sauces and spices. It’s so strong that even days after eating it, I still taste it. If I get to critic one bad thing about this place though, is the serving size which seems small. They literally use a puny little styro cup for their entrees, almost the same size as a shot glass. It’s very small but the prices are very affordable!! 2 entrees with free soup is still $10.99, they never changed the price since they opened. The restaurant itself seems fine to me. Though I usually DoorDash them all the time.

Did not know this gem even existed but I am glad I found it. Got lunch here with my family and they were so kind and accommodating. The halo halo was amazing. Their longanisa also has no dyes!!

$24 for 10 pieces of pork barbecue. Good value, great people, a even better tasting food than other restaurants in hampton roads.

This review is just about the breakfast I had. The other dishes may be nice, but I only had breakfast. I ordered longsilog. The longaniza was fine. Everything else was a disaster. The eggs were precooked and overcooked. You can see the grey around the yolk. Oily, not buttery. The garlic rice still had a raw garlic taste. Silog is simple, but it takes some care. Unfortunately, there was no care. Photos attached.