2 restaurants serving Fried Bangus
Los Angeles, CA
“Bamboo Bistro has earned exceptional recognition in Los Angeles's Filipino dining scene, offering authentic Filipino home cooking in a warm, welcoming atmosphere that feels like visiting a Filipino friend's home. Located in Panorama City in the San Fernando Valley, the restaurant serves affordably priced Filipino cuisine featuring all the greatest hits�"from kare-kare and pork tocino to pancit bihon and crispy pata. Bamboo Bistro distinguishes itself by offering kamayan-style dining, where entrées are served on banana leaves and guests eat with their hands in the traditional Filipino manner. The restaurant prepares comforting soups like tinola, sinigang, and chicken sotanghon, alongside hard-to-find dishes like fried bangus (milkfish) served with spiced palm vinegar. Featured by The Infatuation and praised for food that tastes like it was made by a friend's mom, Bamboo Bistro has become a Valley treasure for both Filipino families seeking authentic home cooking and food enthusiasts discovering genuine Filipino cuisine. The restaurant also offers weekend breakfast and lunch buffets, karaoke nights, and private event space.”
Bergenfield, NJ
“Asian American Food Mart has earned legendary status in Bergen County for serving what many consider the best turon in New Jersey. This family-run establishment combines a traditional Filipino turo-turo with a small grocery section, offering customers the chance to point to their favorite dishes from a selection of authentic Filipino fare. The mart's signature turon�"deep-fried banana wrapped in spring roll wrapper and glazed with caramel�"is so beloved that customers drive from as far as Massachusetts and order 30 to 50 pieces at a time for parties and gatherings. Operating as a typical turo-turo where customers point to their preferred dishes, the establishment offers comfort foods like adobo, sinigang, nilaga, pansit noodles, and fried fish in a warm atmosphere that feels like eating at grandma's house.”
