We came and got a combo plate of pork soup, kare kare and rice, lumpia Shanghai, and pancit. While we didn't eat most of the pork skin, the actual meaty bits were tasty and flavorful! Wish we tried the halo halo but guess we will just have to come back for it. If you're looking for it from the Main Street, it's in a tiny strip of shops next to a parking lot!

One of the most authentic Filipino spots in Jersey City - and needed to make sure those in Yelp knew about it! I've been coming here since I was a kid and the food never disappoints. This day we got a two entree combo of Kare Kare, beef steak, and white rice. Not featured in the pics is my favorite breakfast - longsilog- longganisa, two eggs, and sinangag (garlic rice). So many options to choose from, at such an affordable price!

Missing Philippines, a little small but definitely cozy and welcoming place and staff... it's great that there's a Pinoy grocery next door

Great service and food, for someone who grew up with Filipino culture it is wonderful hidden gem in Jersey City.

Little Quiapo has been serving me some fantastic dishes from my last couple visits. Everything is served freshly made same day by the owners themselves. Customer service presented with typical filipino mannerisms. I can see the passion in her face when she describes what is being served. And everything she has recommended to me was spot on, just like my Mom. The palobok is their specialty and they prepare, customize, decorate and garnish each order separately, unlike most places that dig out a serving from a big pan of premixed ingredients. The Little Quiapo Palobok is a must try. Their pork Adobo tasted delicious but a little too fatty for me. But before you take that as a negative, what was too fatty for me was perfectly balanced fatty for my Mom and Aunts. I recently had their Kare Kare for the first time. I had to ask what it was because it was darker than I am use to. To my surprise, it was different and so tasteful. The sauce was thick and creamy with a hint of peanut butter. The veggies were perfectly cooked and the pork was oh so tender and yummy. I thoroughly enjoyed every bite i took. I also ordered a specialty that I have never seen. Mini meatballs and quail eggs in a mushroom sauce. So glad I gave it a try because it was definitely a treat. It would have been much better if they gave equal amounts of meatballs and quail eggs. They only gave me 2 eggs which was just a tease. I will definitely return for some take out when I have a hankering for some Mom styled filipino home cooking. Salamat Po.

Friendly Filipino eatery with simple, tasty meals. Their most popular dish is tapsilog, which is Filipino cured beef. Costs around $8, and most of their other dishes are a very reasonable $5-6. There's a parking lot out front. And at the time of this posting, there's a couple outdoor tables for dining. Cash only. Overall 5/5 perfect spot to satisfy your quick Filipino cravings in Jersey City.

Great place for comforting Filipino breakfast. A typical breakfast consists of a meat, a fried egg, and garlic fried rice. With the big breakfast you get a choice of two meats, two eggs and two servings of rice. The taste is pretty solid, maybe the best in jersey city. I personally like the Tapsilog. We also ordered the palabok, a noodle dish that has a strong fish flavor to it. It's not as good as I remember it back when I was a child but it's still good. They also have a deal where if you order 3 orders of palabok you get a fourth one for free. I still come back here constantly with my wife whenever we want a heavy breakfast.