Fiesta Filipina Cuisine

Loved the food & waitress was very nice. The lechon & the bangus was delicious ! The service & ambiance was lovely! If your looking to enjoy some Filipino food this is a nice place to eat.

I was stoked when my sister in law mentioned that a new Filipino restaurant opened so close to home. We decided to check it out last night. I haven’t visited their other locations so I wasn’t aware this place is «turo-​turo» (cafeteria) style, basically you just «point» or tell them the food items you want from the ready made entrees they have. Selection was plentiful from the popular lumpia shanghai (eggrolls) to pork and chicken bbq, kare-​kare, dinuguan, pinakbet, beef steak etc. Of course they had lechon which was really good. Great meat to fat ratio and crispy skin, nothing worst than a fatty and soggy lechon. Even at near closing time, the food all tasted as if they were just cooked not too long ago. But what excited me the most was they had Jeprox, what is that you ask? As my husband describes it, an abomination! Lol it’s those dried fishes that they fry and are so stinky but ohhhh so good! You can’t get any more authentic and local than that!
They have several combo variations but the most popular one is the 2 entrée with rice for $ 6.99 which is comparable to most Filipino places. They also have items you can order ala carte like Sisig and Crispy Pata. An order of Lumpia is $ 5.99 for 15 pieces. For dessert they have Halo-​Halo, Turon (banana lumpia) $ 0.99 among others.
The place is clean and inviting, much like dining in your own home. The staff is friendly, courteous and efficient in taking orders. It’s nice to finally have an option close by when you’re craving Filipino food but mama isn’t in the mood to cook. We’ll be back.

Great new Filipino restaurant SW of the strip! Great tasting food with lots of choices. «Turo turo» style dinning with other dishes made to order. Clean restaurant, friendly staff and a typical Filipino atmosphere. (TFC all day!) lol

Grand opening was busy but I have to say it was really organized. Food was and always grinds! So happy that there is another Filipino Restaurant to choose from.

The flavor was good. We order Barbecue Pork and Barbecue chicken, Pancit, and little fried egg roll looking things. All were tasty, however the chicken was cold. Not didn’t stay warm on the drive home, cold. All felt like it was left over from yesterday.
One bite I took had a sour, off taste. My tummy a been weird for a couple weeks so I can’t blame the food, but it does hurt tonight.
Luckily we were taking it home because it was ICE COLD in that place! Really freezing like a walk in.
So now I’m confused. Not sure I’ll go back, but enjoyed the flavor. It was early but we were the only ones anywhere near the building.
There’s so many places nearby, I’ll try some of those before risking ptomaine poisoning.

My favorite is the BBQ chicken skewers with sauce on the rice! Can’t go wrong with the lumpia as well. One of my fav places to eat! Owners are super sweet people as well.

I love to try different cuisines of food. My buddy Andrew is Filipino, and told me this place is authentic and delicious. We planned to hang out one night after work, so he offered to pick up some food for us. I have only ever tried lumpia so I told him to get whatever. For a 2 item combo, depending what you get, it is like $ 6 – 7 and comes with white rice. We both had combos, and then he ordered lumpia and pancit! There was so. much. food. He came home with:
Lumpia shanghai
Pancit
Pork Adobo
Beefsteak
Bbq chicken skewer
Beef stew (this has a proper name but I don’t know what it is)
My favorite things were the lumpia and the bbq chicken skewers. The lumpia are bite sized, and come with a tasty sweet chili dipping sauce. They are seriously sooo delicious I couldn’t stop popping them into my mouth. The bbq chicken was really good too. You get 2 skewers of chicken that is marinated in 7-​up and other spices and seasonings
I did not care for the beefsteak. It was very gelatinous and there were chunks of fat swimming around in the bowl. I did like the pancit, which is similar to chow mein but has a much different flavor. I was soooo full after all that food and went into a food coma for about 4 hours. The price was amazing too! He got all that food for around $ 25 and we had plenty of leftovers.
I was really looking forward to trying the crispy pata, but they were all out. I also want to try the Halo Halo which is like a sweet shaved iced, and turon, which is a sweet lumpia roll. As Arnold says, I’ll be back.

I ordered pansit with barbeque. They gave very small portion of the noodles. And I confronted the old lady who served me why the portion is very little, she didn’t say anything. Its always like this when she serves but the other server are ok. I don’t recommend this place and I’m not going back.

Very good food, taste great, large variety. And affordable. Just a bit hot in there, need ac.
I recommend this place if you’re looking for comfort food. This is not a restaurant type of place, but restaurant quality taste, food are already cooked and displayed.
Definitely bookmarked this place for next time I come back to Vegas.

Dry, cold and old food. Rude people

Nice decent place to enjoy Filipino food. Good provincial ambience. Great reasonably priced food. Restrooms nice and clean (very un-​asian). Just hoping they would use ceramic or vinyl plates and inexpensive silverwares rather than paper plates and plastic spoons and forks to show better respect for Philippine Cuisine.

Pork Adobe was literally swimming in grease! My hubby got sick to his stomach an hour after eating. Everything very greasy!

Came here today for lunch and it was ok. This place for me is usually a four but today when I went to the back section to eat where I usually do, every table but one was not wiped down. Hopefully next time I come back it won’t be like that

Filipino cuisine in a very fair price. However this is a turo-​turo style restaurant. You eat with styrofoam dishes and plastic forks.

Took my fam from Utah here bc they were missing some Filipino food– and they LOVED it! The BBQ skewers, lumpia, calderetta, and chocolate baboy were all delicious! We even had 2 Halo Halo that everyone fought over! Ha!

I love this place! My family has been going here for years. If you want traditional Filipino food, then come here. It’s affordable, it’s yummy, and I really feel like I’m back at Lola’s house on fermin street in manila. Thanks again fiesta! The only complaint I have is there is no air conditioning. Only a fan so it’s hot (but I feel like I’m back in the Philippines again! Lol)

If you’re looking to get some authentic Filipino food, then Fiesta Filipina should be on your list of Pinoy places to try out.
The décor was quaint, wooden, and very reminiscent of traditional Phillipine household décor. I really liked the vibe of this place; the staff was all friendly and ordering went smoothly.
It’s a turo-​turo place (tagalog translation: to point), so you basically point to the dish you want to order and then you pay at the end of the line. It’s an easy way to try a lot of different foods in one place, to be honest. Don’t expect super fancy dining either, what you see is what you get — traditional Filipino dishes.
I had the two item combo plate which comes with steamed rice and two choices of entrees. I picked the sinigang na bangus (milkfish in a soup that has a tamarind base) and the classic Filipino beefsteak. What a good deal because it was under $ 10!
The portioning for the sinigang na bangus was one fish steak with some soup, but they could’ve thrown in some veggies other than ginger. It had the superb sour taste, which means they put the right amount of sampalok (tamarind) in the soup.
The beefsteak was PERFECT! It had the strong kalamansi taste (more citrusy) which went well with the tenderness of the beef and sweetness of the white onion. It really was marinated to the right taste… It’s making my mouth water just thinking about it! It’s THE perfect pairing to your steamed rice. The steamed rice, however, was a little more on the wet side, which isn’t ideal but still good to eat.
This is a good showcase of Filipino heritage. The kind of food they have out is the kind of food you actually have to (and want to!) try within the Filipino food realm.
Oh, and they have good BBQ skewers! Ang sarap!

I’ve been coming to this restaurant for several years now. It’s your typical Filipino restaurant with all the menu options you find at other places which makes it mediocre. My family owns a Filipino restaurant and a mini grocery store in New Jersey. So, I know how much work owning a restaurant is like.
Anyway, for me Fiesta Filipina is hit or miss. I usually order food I don’t normally make at home. Food are sometimes too salty and other days they are perfectly seasoned. Some of the dishes are floating with grease than others. It would be nice if they can filter out the fats/​oil.
I ordered the 2 combo with bikol express and the caldereta. The bikol express didn’t taste the same when I was here the last time. I was disappointed because that’s one of my favorite entrée. Anything mixed in with coconut milk I am likely to order. I ordered the caldereta and it wasn’t too salty and it has a great tomato base flavor with great garnish peppers and olives. I prefer my meat cut a little thinner rather than serving it as thick chunks, but the meat is always tender.
Overall, this is one of the many places around town I would rather go to eat Filipino food. I just wish they can be more consistent in how their food actually taste. I can see how non Filipino diners will be confused when they are not accustomed to the cuisine. However, the lumpia shanghai and pancit are always great! I dine here quite often because it’s between my 2 job locations when I miss eating Filipino dishes.

First off all I have to say thanks to Ellen F, a fellow Unilocaler who introduce me to this establishment.
The restaurant it self is laid out like a buffet style eaterie were you point to what you want and pay, so service will depend on how many people are in line. But they do also have other selections of food that is cook to order only.
My final thought is that this place brings back memories of living in the Philippines.

Love this place! Doesn’t feel like some typical Vegas spot. The vibe is chill and the ambiance is equally chill.
I stopped in for some takeout. We ordered chicken skewers and Shanghai lumpia. Let me tell you, both items we ordered are AWESOME! Perfectly flavored and prepared as one would expect.
This restaurant is more of s mom and pop place and I like that. The food is prepared and set out almost like a buffet style. The staff on the other side serves it up and then you pay. Very efficient system.
They don’t have drinks on a fountain so it’s either in cans or bottles.