Little Mama's

This place checks all the boxes - family owned with authentic Filipino flavors and variety. After loosing access to homemade Filipino food in my second divorce, I thought my access to those family dishes was gone for good. Then I found Little Mama’s and I get ALL the flavor without the six different personalities. If you are new to the cuisine, come in and ask a few questions. There are plenty of non-spicy dishes to please the most timid mid-western stomach. Seating is limited so if you have a larger group, consider calling ahead for take out.

Little Mama’s is an absolute gem! The Filipino food here is incredible—fresh, flavorful, and made with real love. The adobo is perfection, the Ube cheesecake is delicious and addictive, and the service makes you feel like family. Highly recommend!

Came in to pick up my order but ended up deciding to dine in. The food did take a little while, but it was clearly made with love because everything I had was delicious. The lechon (crispy roasted pork) had the perfect crackly skin, and the pancit (stir fried noodles) was full of flavor. For dessert, I tried the ube cheesecake and the halo-halo. The ube cheesecake had great texture, though I wish the ube flavor had been a little stronger. The halo-halo (a shaved ice dessert) was the highlight for me. It reminded me a bit of Vietnamese chè ba màu (three-color dessert), especially with the sweet mix of textures and the scoop of ice cream on top. I loved the bits of jello too. It was my first time trying halo-halo and I'll definitely be back for it. The experience is more self-service than

I started with an individual’s portion of pancit and lumpias. It was “to die for” as fresh as can be. I know be cause it was fresh and out of the skillet hot. The lumpias were as great. Later I ordered the Filipino bbq skwers. The lady has been taking my orders was excellent. She even suggested that I get the garlic rice. I went with her suggestion. The combination of the garlic rice with the bbq skewers was mouth watering. These orders were in preparation for a major catering order. We ordered those items except for 20 to 30 people. The major order was just as mouth watering.

This is the best Filipino food spot near Austin, in my opinion. Got here on Sunday around 11:15am. I ordered lumpia, pancit, and Filipino BBQ as well as the lechon. I had to look a little hard for this little gem of a hole in the wall. The service was amazing as I was greeted and told about the specials and the items on the menu. After ordering, it started getting busy, and more customers walked in, but the food was amazing! The lumpia was crispy and packed full of flavor, and they were stuffed. The pancit had a little vinegar after taste but seasoned well. Also, the BBQ had chicken and pork as it was tender and juicy with just the right amount of charcoal on it and that sauce. The lechon crispy and thick cuts as well the meat were tender and rich of flavors. Loved this place, and i