Filipino Foodmart — Restaurant in Woodbridge Township

If you’re craving an authentic Filipino meal that brings all the flavors of home, Filipino Foodmart in Colonia, NJ is worth the drive. One visit and you’ll feel the heart behind every dish.

I recently ordered their pancit, bopis, pork sinigang, daing, and halo-halo—and each item was outstanding. Pancit arrived perfectly seasoned, with noodles that were flavorful and just the right texture—light on the sauce, loaded with savory goodness. Bopis was a revelation: tender, well-spiced pork and liver with bold flavors that balanced richness and tang. Pork sinigang warmed the soul; the broth was tangy, bright, and rich with the classic sour note of tamarind—all without overpowering the tender pork and vegetables. Daing (fried fish) came crisp and golden, with just the right amount of saltiness—sublime when paired with garlic rice. And the halo-halo was the perfect sweet finale: creamy, refreshing, and generously loaded with treats like ube, ice cream, and saging na minatamjs

The ambiance is casual, clean, and inviting—like a cozy Filipino turo-turo corner with both a mini grocery and hot food section. Their owners were friendly and helpful, making the experience feel personal and warm with bonus...

Absolutely incredible! This Filipino restaurant is a hidden gem that deserves all the hype. The food is authentic, flavorful, and made with so much love. every bite tastes like home. I ordered the chicken adobo and lumpia, and both were cooked perfectly. The adobo was tender and savory with the perfect balance of vinegar and soy, and the lumpia was crispy and packed with flavor.

The staff were also super warm and welcoming, which made the experience even better. You can tell they really care about sharing Filipino culture through their food. If you’ve never had Filipino cuisine before, this is the perfect place to start, and if you have, you’ll be instantly reminded of a home-cooked meal.

Highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for comfort food, good vibes, and a taste of the Philippines. I’ll...

There using old crop rice. the rice is hard, doesn't taste good. It hard to swallow feel like will stuck to my throat.(Better to use new crop rice taste better)...Nothing much to choose on, most of their cook viands are regular filipino food nothing especial. There price is expensive too and small portion...Not my favorite place to eat filipino food...For rice, 1 stick of chicken BBQ, ginisang moggo was tasteless/bland,bottle of water was $12.95 plus tax and rice, pork pochero, squid with bottle of water charge $13.95 plus tax as I mentioned above your viands gave in small portion... Sorry I'm just saying the truth... it's not my favorite place to eat...