honestly I was surprisingly disappointed. came in and originally was intrigued to see that not only did they have food but a mini market with a couple of things ive really been wanting that you can’t find in regular grocery stores. but the food was mid and the service was weird. food wise we did not get to try real food because we figured that today we would just get a snack (lumpia) and 2 bubble teas. to start, the guy just who owns the place just talks entirely too much and not in a good, cool way but in a way to where he literally just assumes that you know nothing whatsoever about filipino cuisine no questions asked. the main thing that he talked the longest about in a full blown history lesson rant was the turon that I had also ordered. (like lumpia but banana and sweet). I am from hawaii where its like half of everybody is either full filipino from the phillipines or mixed with filipino and my cousins and aunt is literally filipino, so I have a very big knowledge base. local filipinos in hawaii literally refer to turon as “banana lumpia”. while i am very aware that is not the actual term for them, I knew I would still be understood. ultimately as I had said that is just what they are called from all the filipinos i grew up with and local hawaii filipino culture. not only that but they are made in a very similar size, skinny and on the smaller side. moving on, the shanghai lumpia we hgot was definitely on the burnt side, and one our bubble teas was wrong completely but after waiting so long we did not even bother to mention it when we realized as we were already heading home with an overtired toddler. i got a taro tea and my husband ordered winter melon. mine was good and had ice. his was definitely not melon it tasted and looked like brown sugar but it was unbearably sweet in a really gross level and had NO ice so it was roomtemp 😵‍💫. sad to say will not be returning.