Fiesta Pinoy — Restaurant in National City

Service is bad and rude front cashier/service, but the food is very delicious. I was supposed to order food for Thanksgiving, but I changed my mind due to the rudeness of the cashier. It seemed that she didn't want me to order food for Thanksgiving. lol, I get it. Nobody wanna work for Thanksgiving. So , I made her wish come true. I just canceled it on the same day I came in. Also, the price was wrong on the list. U have to add tax each dish then, of course, another regular tax for the total. Lol 😆. I just thought that's funny! Why not just fix your price so ppl it not expecting something different. For example, menudo on the list is $50, then she said tax $ 54. Leche flan around $7 or something, but after tax, $ 10something then ofcourse that's not the total yet. Just each dish add an extra $4 something, then expect more tax after the total. 😆 lol. I even said,"ohh so this is not the price on the paper. It's wrong. " Then she said "no it's correct. u just need to add extra for tax. " I see. Using tax an excuse to add and wrong price on their list. It's totally understandable. I have never seen that type of shenanigans. I only know whatever price they put on the pricelist, then tax...

Had a luncheon and a sort of a mini reunion with girlfriends here recently. Kudos to the new owners of Fiesta Pinoy (used to be Pinoy Fiesta) they have totally rejuvenated the place with the expansion and the new decor. Menu is perfect! The food was absolutely wonderful. They have all authentic Filipino foods with some of the dishes having their own signature twist to it. The owners are very hands on. Lanie was so gorgeous. We chatted with her the whole time we were there and she saw to it that we have all we needed. Her husband Will took the time to talk to us, despite the busy workload in the kitchen. He even served us a dish that he prepared himself. All in all, a perfect stay!! A++ Will...

After 2 weeks of eating burgers, pasta, pizza and mexican food, we finally craved for Filipino food. Our aunt brought to San Diego from LA for a daytrip and we looked for a place to satisfy our cravings. That's when we discovered this gem.

Fiesta Pinoy is a taste of motherland in foreign soil. Cooking really tastes like home. We ordered pansit, sisig, some veggies and of course, lumpia!

The prices are affordable, too. I say this place is a must-try to satisfy your...