This is comfort food at its finest. Filipino food is so subjective and inconsistent because everyone cooks it a bit differently but this place - they remind me of my mom's cooking - every single dish I've had has not disappointed. Everyone is also always super nice. It's my go to spot when I'm missing the comfort and food from home.

Such nice staff and excellent food choices here. I loved the sinigang, dinuguan, kare kare and adobo. Willl try something different next time.

Order food for an upcoming party. Many food options to choose from beef, pork, fish, and drinks. Located in Island Pacific grocery. Plenty of seating available. Well lit to see the variety of food. Busy on weekends.

I like their combo plates with all-pancit (though you can get half and half with rice), especially the kaldereta (upcharge for beef), kare-kare and BBQ pork skewers (chicken are OK). Be warned that sisig is charged by the pound and not just the size of the container! Their grilled/fried items such as jeprox, smelt, pompano, tilapia, squid, or happork/kapalmuks (pig face) are more specialty. Not usually a breakfast person here though. Recently, ordered some party trays for pickup: pancit and mixed BBQ chicken and pork skewers to complement our other order from another place: kaldereta, fresh lumpia sariwa, and dessert tray (karioka, turon, palitaw, kutsinta, maja blanca). To be honest, I would have preferred the kaldereta from PhilHouse and maybe some fried lumpia shanghai too. The pancit came with some pieces of lechon on top, but no lemon/citrus on the side. The BBQ skewers marinade/glaze was a little bit more on the sour side than spicy this time, but still good. I forget if the hot items are actually labeled, but you can always ask.

I love the aunties who give proper morning greetings in Tagalog! I always feel so bad when I respond in English. The breakfast combo is 100% worth every penny. Two scoops of garlic rice, egg, plus two choices of meats for $12!!! Went with Tocino and Tapas. Don't forget to ask for a side of vinegar to dip! They have about 6 tables for diners. As a solo on the go diner, I appreciated this. Ate some and saved the rest for lunch. There's so many options to choose from. Definitely worth the price and portions.

Whenever I crave good Filipino food, I go to PhilHouse. Sadly, there aren't too many options in the immediate Sacramento area. However, I am more than happy with their quality and selection. I have my tried and true favorites: pork adobo, beef kaldereta, bistek, pork BBQ stick and pork sinigang. These are my go to. When I get up early enough on the weekends, they might have breakfast still available. I love their longanisa and corned beef silogs. Service can be hit or miss, depending on how busy it is. But the staff are attentive, efficient and very polite. Prices have gone up incrementally, but a 2 or 3 item combo with rice or pansit is still a pretty good deal. For me, it's easily a couple of meals, plus I love the variety.