This is our favorite small Filipino Carinderia. A very good example of Filipino fast food restaurant. Food is great tasting and authentic. They have a regular menu but they also have several dishes that changes everyday. Price you see in the menu are inclusive of all taxes and other charges. They have a meal for 8 sgd. Location is not bad, there's parking at the back of the building and within walking distance of 3 different mrt lines - Bugis, Cityhall and Bras Basah station. If you are a big group heading for lunch try to be there at 12:00 as it gets a bit crowded but people come and go quickly. Most diners are employees on lunch break. Dinner is more relax but they close at 8:00 so plan for an early dinner. The owner and staff are all nice and courteous. They also have take out and delivery.

Friendly staff and cute little filippino home cooked restaurant that's authentic ! You know the place is authentic when you see 90% of the people eating are Filippinos. We had a massive dinner there with 6 of us and tried almost every dish. Unfortunately no space for dessert, if not would have tried turon and halo halo. The stand outs are their fried pork, oxtail soup, penakbet! They really know how to cook their pork!!! We also had accompanied w garlic fried rice and an egg. The service and staff were always super friendly and so is the owner who happens to be the Head chef too. Was actually quite sad when we saw Leslies (previous filippino restaurant at same place) close down last year due to Covid, and am glad that Kuya is here now. Will definitely be back for more !

Went with my helper to celebrate her birthday. she says food is authentic and stall is all run by Filipino make her feel like home. Overall food is good but we all feel is quite salty. We order sizzling Sisig, Crispy Pata & Lumpiang Shanghai

Ordered the Barkada Bundle. The crispy pata (pork leg) was delicious and huge! Really crispy indeed and flavourful when dipped with the sauces. The pork sisig was served sizzling and was well seasoned; perfect with rice. Highly impressed with this place and would definitely return again :)

We ordered sisig, kare-kare, and garlic rice for dinner. The sisig (pork dish usually made from pig's face and was served in a sizzling plate) tasted delicious and reminded me so much of home, it was the right crispy and meaty. The kare-kare (peanut stew of sort with vegetables and meat) was also a very pleasant surprise. It appeared very unassuming as it had been sitting out for quite a while, but it tasted great! There were lots of meat too!!! Lastly, the garlic rice was just some garlicky goodness that will make you forget your diet 😂 Overall, was very happy with this find! The food truly felt comforting not only because of its familiar flavours but most definitely because of its taste and execution. Of the Filipino restos I've tasted here in SG, this one's by far the best! The place was pretty small tho, so I am guessing it can get crowded during peak hours.