Temple Seafood Market is a mini grocery store in Historic Filipinotown and a treasure trove of things to eat.

This independent pop-up is home to some of our favorite Filipino food in LA.

MFK is an excellent order-at-the-counter Filipino restaurant in Anaheim that’s ideal for a quick lunch.

Bahay Kubo is an iconic Filipino cafeteria or “turo-turo”-style restaurant in Historic Filipinotown.

Dollar Hits is a Filipino street party in Historic Filipinotown serving $1 skewers.

Spoon & Pork is a former food truck turned casual Filipino comfort food spot in Silver Lake that’s preparing pork belly all kinds of excellent ways.

Edna’s affordable Filipino food is all we crave during lunchtime in Long Beach.

Baon took over the old Rice Bar space in DTLA and serves great Filipino bowls.

Chaaste Family Market in Pasadena is a fantastic Filipino restaurant that just so happens to be in a convenience store.

A Filipino lunch spot in Chinatown, Ord & Broadway is a good place for a quick weekday meal.

Tatang is a modern Filipino restaurant in North Hollywood and home to some of our favorite Filipino food in the Valley.

They’re putting out some pretty stellar modern Filipino food at Lasa in Chinatown, in an atmosphere that makes you feel at home.

A Filipino rice bowl stand in Grand Central Market from the people behind Republique. Sari Sari Store lives up to expectations.

Broken Mouth is a modern Filipino/Hawaiian spot in the Fashion District that should be in your lunch rotation if you work anywhere nearby.