Manila Sunset Los Angeles

This is a no frills Filipino restaurant. A step up from Toro Toro. They make the food fresh. The desserts are delicious. PRO TIP- order and take home the dessert.

We came to pass through Historic Filipinotown and wanted to try some Filipino food. We were very pleased how good the food was, very reasonably priced and nice dining experience. We'll be back again when we pass through.

For what it is…the food delivers. It’s pretty authentic Filipino food. I found it rather heavy and greasy, but that’s what it supposed to be. Fried chicken was quite good, and the pickles on the side were phenomenal. The pork belly was a little too heavy and fatty, but hey, that’s what it’s supposed to be. I will say, they took a while to get us our food. Seemed to be like a fast causal type restaurant but took about 20 minutes to get our food. Not sure if that’s typical, but if so, doesn’t make too much sense. Atmosphere is clean and tidy - no complaints. The potato noodle type thing was apparently their best selling, which was ok. Had almost kinda Indian curry spice type vibes to it. Threw me off a bit.

It's my first time visiting Manila Sunset's new location in Koreatown. I came here for brunch after mass on a Sunday. The food is excellent as always, however, service was really slow and subpar that day. I ordered a Chicken Barbecue plate. It comes with 3 barbecue skewers, beef soup and 2 scoops of steamed rice. I also ordered a Sago't Gulaman on the side. The Sago't Gulaman came first, however I was not expecting to wait more than 30 minutes for my order. There were groups and orders that were placed after me, yet they got theirs first. I had to follow up at the front and assertively yet politely told the staff that I have been waiting for my food for more than 30 minutes. This is supposedly fast food. I understand there were high volume of orders ranging from party trays and individu

This Filipino restaurant offers a spacious and inviting atmosphere with numerous clean tables. The ordering process is efficient and resembles a fast food establishment; however, the food quality pleasantly exceeded our expectations. Notable dishes included the Pork Sisig, grilled pork and chicken skewers, and Pancit Malabon, which were quite flavorful. The other dishes we sampled were also enjoyable. The desserts were delightful, with generously sized ice cream scoops that evoked a homemade quality, providing a refreshing finale to our meal. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone interested in experiencing authentic Filipino cuisine that is both reasonably priced and delicious.