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Best Coconut Chicken Adobo Across the US

3 restaurants serving Coconut Chicken Adobo

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4.7
Mabuhay Ethnic Foods

Mabuhay Ethnic Foods

Berrien Springs, MI

“Mabuhay Ethnic Foods serves Berrien Springs, Michigan with Filipino cuisine and Asian grocery products, operating since 2002 under the ownership of Ramon and Mary Ann Cuarto. Located near Andrews University, this combination restaurant and grocery store started cooking authentic Filipino food for the community in 2015 when they expanded beyond retail. The daily-changing menu features Filipino classics and Asian specialties, with strong emphasis on gluten-free, MSG-free, vegetarian and vegan options that appeal to the health-conscious Seventh-day Adventist community. Chef Ramon Cuarto brings influences from Filipino, Thai, Chinese, Indonesian, Malaysian and African cuisines to create a diverse menu that reflects the international community in Berrien Springs. The restaurant is famous for its bubble tea, earning reviews claiming it's the best east of Chicago. The Cuartos' warm hospitality and commitment to community have made Mabuhay a beloved local institution.”

Closed- Opens at 12:00 PM
PancitSweet Chili ChickenTofu Coconut Curry+6 more
4.6
The Park's Finest

The Park's Finest

Los Angeles, CA

“The Park's Finest represents a uniquely Los Angeles story of cultural fusion and community pride, bringing Filipino-American BBQ to Historic Filipinotown and Echo Park since 2009. Founded by Johneric Concordia and his family, this restaurant emerged from 20 years of backyard barbecue tradition, transforming from a popular catering operation into a beloved brick-and-mortar destination in 2012. The Park's Finest reimagines American BBQ through a Filipino lens, creating what they describe as "50% Mom, 50% Pop, 100% LA." Their signature dishes blend traditional American smoking techniques with Filipino flavor profiles, resulting in unique creations like Mama Leah's Coconut Beef Adobo featuring 16-hour smoked chuck roast stewed in coconut cream, and Mount Malindang Pork Ribs glazed with their tomato-based house BBQ sauce infused with coconut and pineapple. The famous Ann's Cornbread Bibingka exemplifies their innovative approach, combining cornmeal with rice flour and coconut milk, then baking it on banana leaves to evoke Filipino rice cake traditions. Their hot links merge Filipino longanisa sausage with American sausage-making, while their tri-tip demonstrates technical BBQ mastery. The restaurant earned recognition on Food Network's "Diners, Drive-ins & Dives" and has been featured in Food & Wine magazine, cementing its status as an essential Los Angeles restaurant. With a selection of Filipino-inspired craft beers and a commitment to community revitalization, The Park's Finest continues the tradition of the neighborhood backyard boogie where families gathered, celebrated, and connected through food, creating new traditions that honor both Filipino heritage and Los Angeles culture.”

Closed- Opens at 11:00 AM
Mount Malindang Pork RibsMama Leah's Coconut Beef AdoboBBQ Tri-Tip+7 more
4.5
Lucky Three Seven

Lucky Three Seven

Oakland, CA

“Lucky Three Seven stands as Oakland's pioneering brick-and-mortar Filipino restaurant, founded in 2013 by cousins Mark Legaspi and Artger "Jun" Anabo with their Auntie Cielito. This East Oakland institution gained legendary status for its G-Fire Wings, adapted from the grandmother's recipe, and its role in introducing authentic Filipino flavors to Oakland's diverse community. The restaurant's vibrant exterior displays the Philippine flag colors, while the interior features family portraits and graffiti art celebrating East Bay culture. Lucky Three Seven transcends being just a restaurant, serving as a community hub that hosts annual Christmas food giveaways and collects school supplies for Oakland youth. Despite tragedy when co-owner Anabo was killed in 2022, the restaurant continues his legacy of community service and cultural pride. The cash-only establishment serves generous portions of street-style Filipino favorites alongside innovative dishes that have earned national recognition.”

Closed- Opens at 11:00 AM
Coconut Chicken AdoboG-Fire WingsLumpia+7 more