We offer a great variety of fresh Filipino Food daily.

" Hidden gem inside HEB! I can't believe it took me this long to try To-Go Cafe, but it was well worth it. They have all day Filipino breakfast plates, and I like the Cornsilog with Garlic Rice and the Bangsilog, so delicious and reminds me of a home cooked meal. They have many lunch plate options and generous portions as well. Try their Lechon or Lechon Kawali which is also seasoned well and crispy. I also really enjoyed the Pan de Ube (sweet Ube filled rolls), they are soft, fluffy, and the creamy Ube filling is yummy and the best I've had in Houston. The customer service is very friendly and quick, and they also have a small dining area for your quick lunch. To-Go cafe is a must stop if you're in the area and wanting Filipino food. You can even make a grocery run afterwards while you're at it!" 

 "Saw this place on social media and had to check it out! Casual eatery located inside H-E-B, serving Filipino food cafeteria style. We ordered a 2 combo plate with rice, adobo and pancit plus. We also ordered a side of lumpia. Heads up if you are in a rush, it takes about 10mins to cook. Price was decent, portions were enough for 2 and tasted good. Service was friendly and there was a decent crowd. Will have to stop by next time we are in the area to try their halo halo."

" This restaurant is located inside H‑E‑B. They have seating areas after ordering. This is a "turo turo" (point point) style like in a cafeteria where you point to the dish you want. This is a no frills place that offers delicious food.

They offer Philippine dishes including the popular lechon (suckling pig) belly only on Saturdays and Sundays. We ordered the combo meal with beef kaldereta (beef short ribs stew) and bopis (minced pork innards). They have a lot more selections including vegetable dishes, skewers, egg rolls, etc. This is one of our go to places when we are craving for Filipino food. They also offer specialty drinks like sago gulaman, halo halo, and calamansi juice

Service is quick. There are plenty of Philippine native food products on the shelves for sale. Try them out if you are in the area. "

" First time trying Filipino food, and it was so good!! I didn't even know this place existed until I saw an instagram reel. I've been inside of this HEB before, but I never noticed the restaurant, probably because the times that I went it was already closed since it was late at night.

There wasn't really a menu, so I just went with the classics - chicken adobo and chicken lumpia. The chicken was super flavorful and tender. The chicken lumpia was so crunchy and delicious. It comes with a dipping sauce. Once I got to the bottom of the styrofoam box though, I realized some of the styrofoam had melted, most likely because they had freshly fried the rolls and placed it into the box, so it was piping hot.

As I was waiting for my chicken lumpia to come out, I noticed that people usually just order the combo meal which is 2 entrees with a side of rice for $10.99. They have a bunch of protein to choose from. I'll definitely try that next time.

The halo halo was everything I imagined it to be. It was so creamy and not too overly sweet. It was refreshing! There's a ton of different toppings at the bottom- red bean, flan, fruit jellies, etc. The ube ice cream was great, and it gave the drink the nice purple color.

This spot was pretty busy at the hour I went, but the wait time wasn't too bad since I was having a conversation with a friendly customer. I'll be back again!"