Kumare Restaurant & Bakery - Delta, British Columbia

To be fair, food is ok. But the portions are not acceptable for the price. An order of adobong pusit that comes with a little portion, I actually can count the pusit!, and served in a shallow plate (which gives the illusion of a good portion) costs $20.00! And the ... pancit bihon (good for one) costs $16.50! And the ukoy is too thick with the batter! And not crisp at all! Ukoy is supposed to be lightly battered only and crispy! Not drenched in batter and oil! We support these business establishments but with these portions and the price, we are a lot disappointed in this Filipino restaurant . Read more

Ordered sisig with pork bbq thru doordash today . Everything taste so good until i felt something was sharp and lucky didnt swallow it .

Ordered Tofu Pancit for take out which was not on the menu. They happily accommodated. I enjoyed it very much. The aroma of garlic was really strong if you are fond of it. I would’ve much preferred it though if there were more vegetables like broccoli, snap peas, mushrooms among ... others not just carrots and celery. Food always cooked fresh. The staff are friendly in person and over the phone. Came at another time and ordered sisig and chopsuey . Food was freshly cooked. Read more

I will be as fair as I can. We dined-in 6pm Sunday evening as we are in a habit of supporting family owned restaurants in our city. There were only another couple at the restaurant who are almost done and are about to leave. So in short, my wife and I ... are the only customers in the restaurant at that moment. We are courteously given 2 glasses of water together with the menu... would be better if it was followed by a nice "hello/good evening" gesture. They are not rude, but not pleasant either. We are starving and ready to order. Unfortunately, we have to catch their attention to let them know we are ready. The servings came in not long after. Food is okay but the portions you get for what you pay is not acceptable. Expensive to say the least. Isang platitong inihaw na liempo costs us $18.75, Pancit Canton for $16.50 (good for 1 person). At this point we are THE ONLY CUSTOMER inside the restaurant, yet our glasses of water wasn't re-filled and not one crew passed by to check on us if everything's okay. When we were done and ready to pay, we are waiting if they would at least take a glance on us. I guess we can just storm out and they wouldn't even notice. I finally just called their attention and paid my bill shortly. Again, WE ARE THE ONLY CUSTOMER PRESENT THAT TIME. Food portions and service really need to improve. I dont mind paying a premium so long as it is worth it. Read more

If you like Filipino food and would like a restaurant that is not ‘turo-turo’ style then this is a good place to come try. The menu has a lot of different options to choose from. The sinigang and pork bbq are generally my favourite Filipino food and the flavours are ... on point with how they should taste. However, I wouldn’t say anything is pulling me to come back. Also, the service is not very attentive.. they do not come and check in on you at all. If you need something you have to go up to the counter to get their attention. Overall, this is an authentic Filipino restaurant that I would recommend to others if try if they never had our cuisine and don’t already have a Filipino friend to feed them this food at their home ;) Read more