OverRice "Filipino & Hawaiian Kitchen"

OverRice delivered an amazing meal from start to finish. Everything came out hot, fresh, and full of flavor. You can tell they put real care into every dish, and it shows from the first bite. The lumpia is already great, but dipping it into their house made Lime Jalapeño Chili Sauce takes it to another level. We tried it and ended up buying two bottles to take home because it was that good. The Calamansi Juice is a standout and adds a bright, refreshing balance to the meal. Make room for Halo Halo at the end because it pulls the whole visit together in the best way. The portions, quality, and overall experience made the visit more than worth it. I left already planning what to order next time. Five stars all the way.

Place Called OVER RICE Best Place in The World!!! The service, the food and the dessert is amazing. I got a bucket. It's got ice cream, ice in the middle and fruits For $20. its Called Hula Hula & the Purple Ice Cream Is Amazing It is worth $20 to buy that ice cream bucket. That's something new they got. You guys have to try it. It is so good and the fruits in there is really Amazing and the food is Awesome & Incredible & FANATIC ON EVERYTHING!! & Every Time We Go My Husband Always Buy Me There Awesome Damn Good Sauce They Make, Yes They Make There Own Sauce & I Always Get A Bottle It's $10. each and what's so great about the price on the food. It may be pricey but at least you get your money's worth. They give you a lot of them and it's worth it. Everything about the place is amazing. Y

I have not been disappointed the past two times I’ve been here! There isn’t any Hawaiian food where I live so it’s so nice to have an amazing spot in Orlando when I’m here for work. I recently got takeout and the portions and presentation were just like at the restaurant. Highly recommend!

Nice chill vibe. We came in around 7pm. Food took a bit to come but I’m worth the wait. Got the kalbi and adobo pork. The flavor of the pork was perfect. Very flavorful and meat fell off the bones. Lumpia and pancit that comes with the meal is just the right amount.

First the Food: 3.7/5. I'd say the food at this establishment is very decent. I'm not too familiar with Filipino or Hawaiian cuisine but I'd say each dish had a nice amount of flavor. the portions sizes were also very decent. I had the pork adobo, filipino style, and the chicken katsu (which came in the hawaiian style). the pork adobo sauce was similar to that of chinese hong shao rou but applied to braised spare ribs. overall a decent lunch place in the orlando area. Second the Service: you order at the counter and wait for them to bring you your food. there is a fair amount of seating (about 8 ish tables I want to say?) and disposable wooden chopsticks. Finally the Atmosphere: it feels like a local family owned restaurant. some of the tables aren't as clean as I'd like but thats just m