For $17.99 + tax, you can eat all the Filipino food at Nanay Gloria which is a pretty good deal. There's a good selection of entrees to choose from. It's a very casual place where you pay first before you get to start filing up your plate in buffet style. The food is decent. Everything is self serve except the workers coming by to pick up your used plates. There are some stuff you can purchase for extra aside from the buffet items. Overall if you're trying to get in you filipino food fix, this is it at an inexpensive price compared to ordering it one by one.

AYCE papaitan, pinakbet, ginisang ampalaya, fried chicken skin and Longanesa is all I need. Kare Kare, dinuguan, chicken curry, beef Tapa and tuyo hit the spot. So many other home style choices . Come in before the lunch rush when the food is nice & fresh & support local. $18 is a deal compared to the prices I pay for Filipino food in S.D.

My daughter wanted to have a last minute party and specifically wanted pancit and lumpia. Thankful to Nanay Gloria for a last minute order! I called late night before they closed and they were able to put in an order for a party tray of pancit and lumpia for pick up the next day. I also requested no shrimp due to allergy and they offered chicken only for the pancit and pork only lumpia. We came in to pick up the order and we did have to wait a little bit after our scheduled pick up time but it was ok since they were very apologetic and nice about us being patient. They have catering packages in addition to their a la carte party trays. It is also a restaurant that offers a buffet! Pancit was good and the medium tray was the perfect size . The 100 piece lumpia went fast as always! Highly recommend for your next party!

This was not our first time here but definitely is our go to when we need our Filipino all you can eat fix! :) It's literally a whole in the wall restaurant but the food is so good! There is a good amount of selections to choose from and they are usually over a heater so it is hot. The prices are great for an all You can eat restaurant and definitely worth it! This restaurant is not a big location but there are tables and chairs for smaller family to eat. They also have a section for Filipino snacks as well. Wish they did have prices on the snacks though. I didn't want to keep asking for prices so I just didn't bother. Over all, it's definitely a must try!

Been here many times and it seems pretty consistent. This spot is with a small shopping center. Parking can be rough at times but when we went, it wasn't an issue. Typical fast food filipino spot. Loved their option for a buffet. You really cannot beat their price. Their food has quality which doesn't happen often when you go to buffets. Flavorful and not too oily or greasy. Great selection that includes the typical dishes like sinigan (which is always my favorite and was so good here), Adobe, kalderata, bisteak, Kare Karen, etc. But thise are just some of maybe 20 dishes or more that they offer. Staff is so friendly and kind. They stay smiling which makes it for a welcoming environment. It's a self help spot. So you serve first, then pay. They have a water station but you can purchase drinks from them also. They also have baked items and desserts. I alway enjoy coming here and the experience and food is pretty consistent (well worth it).

Wanted Filipino Food, so I decided to dine here. I've been here a few times, and this time around, we had the AYCE. Great selection of items, and I tried the following. Rice, bihon pancit, pork adobo, lechon paksiw, menudo, kare kare and pork nilaga. I also had one of the desserts, which was white, but I forgot what it's called. Overall, it is a great spot and better choices of a buffet.

First. Let me start off with the people who own and work here are super friendly and welcoming. Amazing service and a home-cooked meal feel! Everyone eating here seemed friendly and polite! Fun to see people enjoying themselves with family and friends! You pay first (~$18/00 for AYCE), then grab a plate and a few small bowls, then have a feast! There are over 20+ items on the menu here. Everything I tried (no clue what the name is) was absolutely delicious! My favorites were sisig, Dinuguan, and pork adobo. We got 1/2 pound of the roasted pork ($18/lb) which was served with vinegar and garlic. Delicious! There is a good assortment of drinks, snacks, and candies! I found Ovalteenies here (formerly Horlicks!). The restaurant is very clean. Staff members are always wiping and cleaning! I'm a new fan!