Pepa’s Lumpia

The girl at counter was very friendly however the Lumpia came out burned and just tasted old. They say cook to order but what they mean is they fry to order mix was obviously old and didn’t taste like any Lumpia I’ve ever had. Would not recommend Lumpia. Chicken adobo was really good and pansit was ok my daughter really liked it. The best thing was the dessert Lumpia other than that I probably would not eat again. Have two stars for dessert Lumpia and friendly girl

For a store being open since December 2015. Your food are a lot better than some other restaurant i have been before. Specially the pina-​paitan, menudo and adobong squid serving during the week days. Looking forward coming back during the week days less crowd means more for me.

I was happily surprised to see this Filipino fast food at the mall — finally! Considering the Outlet Collection has very few selection for dining inside the mall, this is a good addition.
Prices for combo I think are fair. I am not very pleased though — cheap prices mean minimal portions. We ordered a combo; getting one menu item, that is Sinigang, and rice and/​or Pansit. We got two tiny pieces of meat in our Sinigang in a slightly small styro-​bowl. I would not mind paying an extra dollar or two for reasonable amount of meat, and not just get veggies as fillers. It was painful watching them dish up, like they almost do not want to give you food.
We tried to order barbecue on a stick. They do not have them readily available because they sell it in bigger servings, such as for catering. This is disappointing. You are in a food court to sell to hungry mall goers, not people throwing parties or big events.
Taste and flavor is there; not bad at all. They can surely improve on better service and availability of food and reasonably generous portions.

Been here twice and the food taste is consistent. We had pancit, dinuguan and lechon kawali. They were all tasty.
I suggest that you come before 5pm. We felt sad not being able to get sisig. Obviously, they got fresh set of food everyday.

Been here twice now. Pretty good and clean. Happy to try it out and happy to be part of the Filipino culture. About time they had more ethnic foods around here! Worth to try.

I’ve always wanted to try this place, but the food never looked too tempting to me. But this time I was starving, so I order the Combo 1 with Pancit and Adobo Chicken. Didn’t care too much for the Adobo Chicken and the Pancit was not too bad (when I added a bunch of Sriracha). Overall, I wasn’t too impressed.

Good food! Just not authentic. Adobo tastes sweet, the pancit is super oily, the lumpia is obviously bought from the store not homemade and the halohalo doesnt have much inside it. But big slices of hard banana, the leche flan doesnt taste like leche flan and its a bit of chewy, all ice and soup lol. The stars are for the friendly staff!

The sisig is really good as well as sinigang soup. I enjoyed the Pancit as well. The only thing that I guess I could suggest is make sure the soup is really hot. The pancit and sisig are hot but the soup isn’t really. I like the food here better than grill city in south center. Just keep those soup hot!

Wanted to try this place but the staff just stared at me awkwardly for 10 minutes without taking my order. Made eye contact half a dozen times and not a peep. Filipino lady walks up past me to the counter and gets instant service.

Got the pancit and tocino, don’t really know too much about philipino food but my tocino was dry and hard like jerky? Is it suppose to be like that? Food was ok

Sorry I eaten all my food before I could take a pic, that’s a good thing. I eaten pork adobo, sisig was my second time eating there was very great staff very nice «Filipino smile» always, the price is very good considering your eating in the mall food court, you can enjoy a very good meal under $ 10

Hesitant at first but so glad I stopped by for dinner. Food was fresh and hot. Usually I don’t eat out for filipino food and will cook it myself but since I’m visiting from Hawaii thought I’d try it. So glad I did. so far from home but feel right at home. Aloha and Salamat!

Food is marginal… Seems like nothing is cooked fresh. Perhaps all or most of the food is frozen or pre-​cooked food like what you could buy in bulk at Costco. It is probably the best food in the food court besides Subway however. I do enjoy their lumpia, however I know for a fact this is frozen originally and they heat it up. My only other issue with this place is that they never have lumpia ready made, and whenever I have ordered any, they never make the correct amount. For example, I will order a 15 piece (on my 10 minute break) and they somehow screw up and only make 10 every time and it causes me to be late! It’s funny but also quite annoying. It has happened to my other coworker’s as well. My advice: call ahead for lumpia orders.
Edit: They don’t answer their phone so good luck…

I am so happy they added this gem to the «super mall». The food court sucked. This place was amazing. I am part Filipino and the food was delicious. I will definitely be back. I had Pancit. Beef steak and onion. Pork adobo and of course the Lumpia. I had a great and filling lunch. They have other things that I can’t wait to come back and try. Bomb! My only complaint was the pork adobo was suuuuuuper fatty. The flavor was on point but I wish I had more Pork meat instead of chucks of fat.

Food was mediocre at best. Kare — Kare tasted like it came from a packet. Sisig was ok but why add red bell pepper? As a filler? My first and last :(

I hate when I get my hopes up.
When I expect things to taste like home.
Maybe they’re from a different region of the Philippines or something, but the adobo and the lumpia isn’t like any other I’ve ever had. It’s not terrible, just not what I was hoping for.
The lumpia was luke warm, and half of them were burnt.
The adobo was tender and decent. The bbq pork was okay, but a couple pieces on the stick were all fat which was kind of disgusting. Overall, it was okay, but pretty expensive for what I got.

Had their food twice and i could never been happier! First of all, this place is soo close to home and on the way to work. I don’t know a lot of Filipino restaurant around auburn and pacific so this is a plus for me. The food taste delish, had the barbecue, crispy lumpia, pancit, lechon kawali (my favorite!) Try this place out!

was really skeptical to try this place since my dad makes the best filipino food ever. decided to try it anyway. the guy at the front let us sample everything, super nice! it was all surprisingly really good. ended up ordering the sinigang, adobo and lumpia. completely satisfied. hopefully their food is consistent because they’re the only decent place to eat at in the mall.

As I sit here waiting on my fresh fruit smoothie I ordered 10 minutes ago, I’ll tell you about the lumpia I just had. It was just okay. I really enjoy good lumpia, but this place is stingy with the filling, like it was mostly just a greasy lumpia wrapper. I know this is a new to the mall business, but if they don’t up their filling and learn how to make a smoothie, they won’t be here long. How long exactly does it take to make a smoothie, cause I’m still waiting…

So disappointed. Like really…
Came here after a long day of Christmas shopping to be let down by subpar Filipino food.
My lumpia was soggy and barely warm. Same with my barbecue on a stick. I got the sinigang as well. Sinigang is by far my most favorite dish. It brings back memories from my childhood. This sinigang did none of that. Instead, it was too oily, only about 3 tbsp of soup for the entire serving, tough pork, and little to no acidity, like good sinigang should.
I probably wont be coming here again. Dont believe the hype. It ain’t cutting it.