Tselogs

"Hands down, Tselogs ranks among the Top 5 Filipino restaurants in the greater Bay Area. Serving Filipino high cuisine in an approachable, yet beautifully designed setting, Tselogs is perfect for date night or dinner with mom and dad. Highlights include: * Lumpia Shanghai, different from the rest in terms of its juicy, well-seasoned meat filling. Perfect to start the meal with some beer. * Tokwa’t baboy, a crispy sensation of deep fried pork belly and tofu, giving just the right amount of meaty crunch while supplementing with healthier veg protein. * Lechón Kare-Kare, a marriage of two great things — steamed vegetables and wonderfully elegant peanut butter sauce, topped with generous slices of crunchy pork belly. * Ube Macapuno Pie, a visual treat with an egg custard filling to die for, a wonderfully milky, earthy finish coming through from ube. Full bar, with wide array of island-inspired specialty cocktails."

"My boo recommended this spot for lunch and I haven’t been before. Service was quick and the food came out relatively fast. I had the cornbisilog and thought it was good. The runny egg and garlic rice was a good combo with the meat. I tried my boo’s chicken dish (I think it was Sisigsilog) and I think I liked it a little bit more than mine. Would come back for the chicken dish."

"I've been to Tselogs more than once, my experience has been great. Tselogs has enough business but isn't too crowded. The food and portions are great, the service is nice as well. Will I return? Of course! So you should head over and give it a shot. I always get the Noksilog (chicken) because it's really good at a great price."

"I saw online reviews that piqued our interest so we made it a point to check it out. The tapsilog and lechon dishes were tender, tasty and rich. The accompanying egg was cooked to perfection--the way my dad used to do. The unexpected surprise was the full bar on site! Finding street parking is tricky because Mission is a busy street."

"Nice and clean restaurant, but it is a bit hot in there. I got a longsilog, which is with rice, half fried egg, and 3pcs Filipino sausages. The rice is nice and flavored, and the sausages are quite nice, not too salty. They have some sweetness and are quite flavorful. I love it. The vegetables aren't very fresh. The atmosphere is peaceful with nice Filipino music. They have the little condiments and water station. Overall, nice decoration, delicious food, and friendly staff."