Kambingan Filipino Express Restaurant

Terrific food but a bit pricey for small bowl portions

My favorite restaurant for comfort foodies. Love goat meat...

Upon entering this restaurant, I was received with an attitude of neglectful indifference. However, rather than turning around and leaving, I was pleasantly surprised to see that an effort had been made to improve the food line presentation. Although, the hand written price altered signage was illegible. Upon ordering Mungo, I was informed that it was sold out but then a container from behind the line was presented and scraped along the sides to produce a small crusted over serving of what should have been added to the garbage bin. Unexpectedly, it was placed in a small serving dish and microwaved for reheating. Without realizing the scraps were intended for me, I had already ordered a different item, served with rice. Both dishes were presented on a tray to a cashier who proceeded to ring up what seemed an excessive charge. Famished and without complaint, I regrettably paid for what turned out to be a most disappointing meal. Initially, it was served cold and had to be returned for another microwave visit. Due to less than friendly staff, coupled with overpriced, below average food quality, I'll not be returning to Kambingan since there are so many better options. To each his own!

It is a nice place. The unfortunate thing is that these types of restaurants no longer offer combo meals. You pay for each food item. A 1/2 lb cup of a dish costs between $6.75-7.75. A scoop of rice is $1.75. The rice scoops are pretty small, so you probably want two. That means a two-item combo will cost $17 minimum.

Really bad experience. Called in an order for lumpia and she said she'll call when the order is ready. Went in 40 minutes later to pay figured the order should be ready by the time i got there. Told her im gonna pay while they finishing the order. She told me again she was gonna call when its ready. She went to check on my order and came back just to tell me she forgot to put in my order. Almost an hour of forgetting to walk 5 feet to put my order in to the cooks. Are you serious? How do you call somebody their order ready, when they not even cooking it? Then she said do you still want it? Are you serious? I rather take my money to a place that cooks my food when ordered.

A very informal place to eat but you can get fresh vegetables if your local. It gets busy at lunch looks like and a local stop for sure. A one off stop if your visiting.

Great tasting authentic Filipino food. Cafeteria style serving. Always fresh.