Isnak Cafe'- Filipina owned business that specialized different kinds of halo-halo. Filipino snacks & traditional kakanin(dessert). We also have Filipino inspired drinks, boba tea and smoothies. Our …
I got a $100 door dash gift card from my job. I spent $73 including tip of $7 (which we gratefully added $8 on when our food was dropped off). But what we got for that amount were 2 arroz caldo, 2 beef pares, 4 pancit bihon, 2 fresh avocado smoothies, 2 Classic Taho, 1 Chicken Inasal (leg quarter) with yellow rice, 1 pork Siomai 8 ct with chili garlic sauce. We have food for tomorrow and maybe the next day. We got our money's worth by spending it at Isnak Cafe. Their food items are so affordable, the portions are great and the flavor makes you want to go back for more. Thank YOU Isnak Cafe!
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Kim N
Nuevo experto • 24 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 9/9/23
• Orden de DoorDash
We had ordered from here before and loved their Halo Halo, sad to say the quality has gone down. Their Da Original was missing the ice cream and had barely any flavor. Very watered down, barely any jack fruit. Not worth the cost and I received 2 of them. Very disappointed.
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Elijah-Tre' P
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Loved
• 19/12/25
• Orden de DoorDash
Everyone here is so kind and the food is delicious for a great price. I have yet to be disappointed. I have truly become addicted to it and it is now my go to spot for lunch.
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Tyree H
7 contribuciones
Loved
• 8/6/23
• Orden de DoorDash
Yummy!! So nice to find a halal Filipino spot! That's incredibly rare!! Loved the 10 pc. Beef Lumpiang Shanghai and the Pancit Bihon. Got some beef siopao to go as well. Wish you had pan de ube!! I'll be back for sure!!!
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Ceaira J
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Didn't like
• 11/8/25
• Orden de DoorDash
the food was not really seasoned and it taste old . idk what happened but this used to be my favorite restaurant and i was excited to have some authentic food but this just wasn't it and the Matcha wasn't even sweet and the Chicken Adobo like i said wasn't flavorful enough for my liking , and how they used to do it smh
