Kusina Ni Lorraine Express

I got in this market at 11.10 am on February 4,2016, while I looking food on tray, lady worker talking joke about me something to another man worker beside her and both laughing as I can read they laughing I thought she talking shit or joking about myself as a transgender, she so rude so many time as I went there this is not the first time she did it I went there almost every morning buying food, but this morning I was really agry for they laughing at me as a transgender. This lady look little fat dark skin I forgot to ask her name, if this lady still working here I will not come buy anything here in the rest of my life because of her bad attitude like that, if I know her name I would update my post soon I will taking her picture to post here too.

The cashier/​lady servers are very unprofessional– they will talk and laugh right in your face, making you feel like you’re getting in the way of their conversations!
Come on ladies, basic customer service– greet your customer, scan the items and maybe have a little convo and bye– that’s it. Not asking for a 5 star service but a basic client courtesy.
Food is so-​so, nothing special but it’ll do.
Fresh meat/​fish at the back and veggies too.
The guy at the fish/​meat counter is very nice and accomodating.
Ordered 2 fried fish to go and got that right away— very oily and super fishy smell, they need to clean their deep fryer.
You’ll find your basic filipino groceries, some lunch– and if the ladies at the back counter adjusted their behavior towards customer, this place would be a hit!

If I’m not busy to cook I will not coming back here they’re costly, lack of customer service and their TAHO is terrible, I don’t recommend it.

Good place to come if you just want something quick and cheap. I had their one item, sisig and rice and it was really good and had a nice kick to it. The only thing was it was REALLY oily, I had to drain it. Other than that, it was tasty. Bf had dinuguan and I don’t eat it but he loves the stuff and said theirs was good.

If you’re craving Filipino food on this side of town I recommend this place. It’s a bit small but doesn’t really bother me. Always have a variety of dishes to choose from. I really like the kare kare, pork sinigang, mongo and if they have it the eggplant omelet. \m/

Great Filipino grocery store, carries basic items, but needs more variety of veggies. Aisles could be bigger, and overall cleanliness needs improvement. Cashier was friendly.

Very little parking, isles way too narrow to do any real shopping, and today the lumpia tasted like yesterdays fried fish. They really need to clean their deep frier.

Whenever I get the hankerings for some quick and cheap Filipino food I come by here. I typically order the 2 item combo with kare kare and lechon kawali, with 1 additional side of something that looks good that day, perhaps some goat kaldereta or pork binagoongan, or even a fried bangus. The food here is pretty decent for the price and what keeps me coming back is the kare kare — they have it all the time. Other turo-​turo spots only serve it up on certain days, which is a bummer since I always seem to want it when they’re not cooking it. So I end up back here to satisfy my craving.
With the extensive selection of food they have here, it is not surprising that they are busy here. You’ll find something that will satisfy.

Food is decent

If it weren’t for their location just a block away and on my drive home I would take my business elsewhere. The workers seem so unhappy and annoyed — except for the nice man working the meat counter. The food is decent but their attitude always makes it less appetizing. Not to mention I always reheat my arroz caldo because the chicken is not thoroughly cooked so be careful!!!

Good stuff! Swabeng busog! Masarap! Kaya kumain na kayo dito! I highly recommend this place!

Very disappointed in the portion of food. We ordered a 2 item with the nilaga, the bowl that they use for a second item is for a size of a salsa cup. It’s the tiniest «bowl» we’ve ever seen. Needless to say, there was one meat and a potato in the tiny bowl. The kare-​kare is made of pata instead of oxtail which is hard as a rock. The sisig was okay. And to top it all, the server is rude! Completely lost my appetite.

Seriously good Filipino food. Better than I’ve had in some restaurants that charge twice as much. They’ve got the recipes down, and service is super fast.

I have been to the other location on Maryland pkwy so I was expecting this to be buffet style. First it’s inside of the Filipino store and has a small area for seating, there are 7– 4 seat tables that line the window side and the food counter runs about the same length. It’s a small area but I was surprised at the amount of choices they had. I ordered the salmon sinigang and pinakbet, they were both really good. Price :
1 item = $ 4.99 +tax
2 item = $ 5.99 +tax

Yeah! Love this place. Been there several times for lunch and have not been disappointed. The ampalaya, the sinigan, the sisig, and kaldereta have all been on my plate. Plus, the market and meats are very handy.

Closer to home, lots of choices of Filipino turo-​turo, even lechon, but expensive in comparison to other Filipino turo-​turo and worse, they skimp on the portions they give. We bought XL Kare Kare for take out today, when we got home it turned out to be mostly sauce and no meat, just bones! Servers help you with heavy faces.

I was excited because it was close to home but disappointed with the bad service. I was called suplado because i voiced my opinion and they were talking shit about me in tagalog. Wanted to give it no stars but prices are cheaper then most pinoy stores

— opened 2 months ago.
— grocery/​Filipino restaurant — point.point.
— fresh meat/​fish/​vegetables.
— You can buy Lechon here.
— frozen foods too.
— pretty much a one stop shop.
— clean inside.
— workers friendly.
Check it out!