Kusinera,

6646 Wise Ave NW, North Canton, OH 44720, United States

"Very cute place to eat. The food was very yummy and the owners were kind enough to let us try small samples beforehand. The service is great and portions are filling. I will definitely be coming back. Thank you!!!"

"This place is a cultural gem in a part of the country not known for culinary diversity. My wife and I shared the chicken adobo, lechon kawali (fried pork belly), bbq pork, pancit noodles, and lumpia. Everything was delicious and authentic. Next time I plan to try some of the dessert options. Food is served cafeteria style, so you get to see everything before you decide what you want. The food is served by the staff. The restaurant itself is modern and clean and even has a setup for karaoke. The staff are friendly and helpful if you aren’t familiar with Filipino food. They’ll make recommendations and explain what to expect with every item on their buffet. Having tried Filipino restaurants all over the country, this place holds its own with the best that I’ve had in places like Chicago, Washington DC, and southern cal. Definitely recommend if you are in the area and looking for some authentic, delicious food."

"The family is so sweet and the food is always delicious. It's so cute they added karaoke! Follow on Facebook for their daily specials."

"The food here is so good. I loved everything I had but the lumpia was my favorite, make sure you order a few with your meal. Everyone was so nice and friendly. I'm so glad I found this place, the best Pinoy food around!"

"Great addition to this corner of Ohio. Will make any kababayan feel right at home and the variety of dishes visible at the walk up counter encourages anyone new to Philippine cuisine to try it all. The Kusinera team was very friendly and happy to answer questions. Take a bunch of friends and order the entrees in combos so you can sample everything. Today for lunch we ordered pancit, lumpia, adobo, bistek, Bicol express and pork humba, all delicious. Grabbed a homemade chicken siopao, biko and hot from the oven Spanish bread to enjoy later. For dessert in the car, my girls sampled the ice candy (ube and mango) while I devoured the halo-halo. (Was I supposed to share? Maybe. But did I? Not at all.) On our way out the door, we saw a customer pull out a karaoke mic, which made it feel even more like I'd wandered into one of the Filipino potluck parties of my childhood. Can't wait to come back!"