Be More Pacific Filipino Kitchen And

The food and atmosphere are great. The service was somewhat slow, but our waiter was very friendly. We ordered a few cocktails, Chicken Adobo, fried rice, and halo-halo for dessert. The chicken and cocktails were delicious. However, the fried rice was a bit oily, and the halo-halo was sweeter than we preferred. Overall, it was still an enjoyable dining experience.

I was looking for something different when this restaurant came up in a Google search. Working in the area, I had no idea it was here, but it turned out to be a fantastic discovery. I had never tried Filipino food before, and although I can't recall the specific names of the dishes I ordered, everything was delicious. The veggie rolls came with a light dipping sauce, and the main meal included garlic rice, fried Spam, sausage, a fried egg, and green onions—all incredibly tasty. They also served banana ketchup, which I was initially skeptical about. My first bite was off-putting; it tasted too much like banana. However, I decided to give it another chance and ended up enjoying it. It might have just been a mental block. Once I got over that initial hesitation, I used it liberally. Overall, the food was fantastic, and the staff were very friendly.

**Service:** A **Ambiance:** A **Cleanliness:** A I visited on a Friday night. Although the space is small, it was surprisingly quiet. It was packed, so I wouldn't recommend going with a large group if you want to secure a table. Their happy hour offered a good selection of food and drinks at very reasonable prices. Parking was easy and available. As for the food, I found it to be on the sweeter side, which isn't really to my taste since I usually prefer savory options—I'd pick a bowl of chips over ice cream any day. However, once I added a bit of spice, the flavors improved significantly. Overall, I had a good experience!