Yes Please Filipino Restaurant

6 Reviews on “Yes Please Filipino Restaurant”

• Russel M. Edra

  Authentic Filipino Restaurant. Ambience is great, feels like home. I can feel the staff Filipino hospitality. Affordable foods with good quality and quantity. Definitely recommendable..

  December 18, 2020, 1:16 pm

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• Mary Wea Cortez

  Superb Crispy Pata! a must try Filipino experience for a craving of Filipino signature dishes such as Dinuguan, Sinigang na Baboy, Pork Barbeque. Their Sisig is a must!

  December 18, 2020, 1:10 pm

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• Maria

  The food was quite bland and the service was underwhelming. The manager was also quite rude and unpleasant. Its a shame as I was looking forward to a nice Filipino meal but I think you get more value for your money at a Thai or Chinese restaurant.

  December 15, 2020, 12:47 pm

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• Justine Forres

  Good to see a Filipino restaurant in Brisbane at night. Food wise, pricing and experience. Not so good. For $20 was meant to be good for two people as it was described as shared. Rice is not included which is extra ?$2.50 but its not much. Expensive compare to other Asian restaurants that is more affordable whilst offers a lot more with your buck. Not something I would recommend for an Uber eats order unless you dont have any other option. All in all this shared meal pretty much just fed one person . This is my first experience in this restaurant and my review. Do I recommend? : NO

  December 14, 2020, 2:46 pm

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• Scrambled Ebs

  This spot was brimming with Filipinos having a Sunday lunch, a good sign! Having been thoroughly disappointed by the lack of food (read: NO FOOD) at last weeks Barrio Fiesta, I was in dire need of a good Filipino meal. We got pork bbq (3 pieces), and a serve of beef caldereta and pork adobo with garlic rice. The pork bbq was very tasty, albeit a little chewy but I still enjoyed it. They used pork spare ribs. The beef caldereta was a bit different – I am not used to eating it with peanut butter, it had a satay-like flavour about it. The meat was super tender and it was quite nice. The pork adobo was very different to my mum’s but still decent. I liked it but didn’t love it. I will come again for the nostalgia of home-cooked Filipino food which is so hard to find in Brisbane. Next time I will be sampling the pancit and the halo-halo!

  September 17, 2020, 10:58 am

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• The Hiding Foodster

  Yes please, Yes Please. Having been here twice now, this is certainly a small Filipino restaurant designed for those with big appetites. Big on service, big on value and, most crucially of all, big on taste. Arline (my eating partner in crime) takes a cheap shot at my ****.5/***** Caldereta (a Spanish style stew, consisting of meat, tomato, spices, olives and capsicum), labelling it like Mama Sitas. Mama Sitas is a packet mix, which includes Caldereta flavor. However, jokes aside, this is totally enjoyed – huge chunks of meat that could feed an army, let alone two, a lovely flavor and just crying out to have all that stew soaked up with some rice. Packet mix or not – which I highly doubt and certainly no harm intended – my money would be on all you Caldereta virgins out there really enjoying your first time. Also, theres a good range of drinks and snacks, including excellent banana chips (****/*****). The sweet corn with melted butter (*****/*****) is the best Ive ever tasted, and just when you think thats the last stop in excellence, along comes the fried chicken (*****/*****) KFC batter beating? No, of course not. But the chicken itself? Succulent, delicious and KFC in this respect doesnt even come close. On top of all this theres a welcoming atmosphere, good service and special offers. If you dont know where it is, its just past the German club with the Gabba on the other side. Recommended!

  March 16, 2020, 8:03 am

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