Inihaw Filipino Barbecue — Restaurant in Hanover Township

When I called in, I ordered the pork tocino and the beef tapa... They were listed under the breakfast section. There was no other section listing these foods so not sure why there was confusion with our order. My fiance went to get the food and unfortunately didn't check it until he got home, trusting man he is. The fried garlic rice, fried eggs, tomatoes and cucumber were not there. We had ordered the lumpia, some ube tarts and boba drinks as well. The tarts were prepackaged and cold from the fridge. The boba we ordered were good, would order that again. I enjoyed my matcha drink while fiance went back to get the rest of our food. The pork tocino tasted like boneless spare ribs, it was fine. The rice was really good but wish they gave more for the price. The beef had a nice flavor and was done well. The vegetable was packaged together with the eggs and made the eggs cold. No cucumber, only unripened tomatoes. The tarts were not so good.. would not get again for the price. Would love to see home made desserts and lumpia instead of pre packaged stuff. Next time we order it would probably be just for boba to be honest... Sort of...

Dined in.

2nd time stopping by, I ordered the following:

Chicken and pork bbq skewers with rice and pancit and longanisa on the side, halo halo and some beef empanadas to go.

Bbq was decent but the pork didn’t taste as fresh than chicken. When my first visit the pork was better. Hit or miss?

Pancit was lacking flavor. I had to put something on there like their vinegar which wasn’t spicy and didn’t taste good anymore.

Halo halo didn’t have that much halo halo mix, maybe 1 piece of tiny flan, and hardly any condensed milk. Didn’t taste anything special even tho it had ice cream.

Longanisa was super tasty.

Rest of the items looked tasty. Some more fresh than others.

Service was nice.

Probably won’t be back. Not because it wasn’t good just wasn’t anything special and I have to drive out of my way...

For Filipino food, this is the best in the Lehigh Valley and better than most NJ spots. As a source of high protein, you will get the most meat for your dollar here as a takeout option.

The servings are very filling and can last you most of the day. The customer service is amazing and has a nice environment to eat in.

If you are new to this type of food, I suggest getting a combo with half garlic rice, half pancit, chicken adobo, and chocken teriyaki. Most people that eat chicken and rice will love this dish. I highly suggest trying their lumpia (equivalent of eggrolls) as well. I don't like pork but I'll make an exception for lumpia.

There's also a variety of Filipino snacks and drinks to try, as well as boba tea for options. This is my favorite spot for a quick and filling...