“ Sarap! We were craving filipino food for lunch and found this gem tucked away in a corner of a shopping mall. My eyes got wide as we walked in and saw the numerous selection of ulams (dishes), It was so hard to decide. We decided to go with the combo specials. My gifrlfriends and I settled on getting my fave Torta Talong, Beef Nilaga and Pancit and Sinigang soup. Everything was yummy!! For dessert, we got Ginataan Bilo Bilo which is glutinous rice balls with plantain bananas and other fruits I cant remember now but all sooo good. The place was clean and the staff was friendly. I would like to come back and try the other dishes next time I am in the area. ”

“ The food that we ordered was surprisingly good. The lechon kawali was seasoned perfectly and the pork skin was crispy and the meat tender. The lumpia Shanghai was also flavorful. I had placed my order for pickup at 12pm but was running late. The staff were very polite and have called me several times to remind me about my order. She was very accommodating. It was very busy when we came in but had a pleasant experience over all. ”

“ This is my go-to Filipino restaurant when I don't feel like cooking. It's clean, and the service is fast. They have the best Halo-Halo dessert. ”

“ Our favorite Filipino restaurant. Food taste great and consistent. I'm Filipino and sometimes I'm lazy to cook/clean. Service is always good. Decorations inside are authentic Filipino and I love them. I got the beef steak and bangus. Anytime I see bangus, I have to get it. Dip it in vinegar and eat with rice. Thank you Fiesta!! ”

“ Ok, Since my first time here, I've been back a lot! It got better and better. The kare kare is amazing and they use pork pata, the way my mom used to make it. The Beefsteak (bistek) is so tasty and so good. I really enjoyed my lunch here now. The customer service is always awesome. In fact, I take my crew here from work to eat and they enjoyed it also. They have this dish, liver adobo, it was good. I'll continue to come and eat here. 5 STARS! ”

“ My more memorable Filipino eateries are usually little hole in the wall spots that seats about 20 people max, have to go orders constantly flying out the door, and slightly smokey from all the deep fried goodness being prepared. Fiesta is a little different from those places but the food is equally delicious. First of all, this place is huge. But it's not just a restaurant, it's also a little grocery store, there's plenty of seating, and is very well ventilated lol. The star of the show is the food of course. Although I think you can have dishes made to order, I was enamored with what was on display on the hot trays since every dish looked like it was just freshly prepared. I opted for the pancit, lumpia, beef caldareta, and beef bulalo. I didn't get rice, which is almost a sin, but I figured I'd get my carb fix from the pancit. Pancit : good amount of meat and veggies to go along well season and perfectly cooked noodles. Lumpia : could've been crispier but good nonetheless. Beef caldareta : generous amounts of tender beef in tomato sauce that had just the right amount of spice to it. Beef bulalo : hearty yet light soup that complimented the whole meal. My only regret, I shoulda got a rice - it just doesn't feel like a complete meal without it. ”