Fiesta Filipino - Blacktown - Photo album

Halo Halo was so nice I will definitely go back again for more. Good value for money. Try Banana spring roll for snack. Banana wrapped in spring roll pastry, deep fried then coated with caramelised sugar. Friendly service. All staffs greeted customer nicely. Great location being so closed to Black

discovered this hidden gem today.. great for those pinoys who are craving for some home cooked food. the place is comfortable with a functional ac to cool off from the blasting summer heat. the set up is a modern carenderia with lots of condiments (one pinoy trademark). breakfast at 10 dollars. reg

Not sure what I ate but it was tasty! A takeaway and a seated area section

We love their breakfast silogs. If you already miss eating dried fish almusal like danggit, I recommend their jambrosilog! So thin to eat and crispy! Their tinapang bangus was a hit too! They were both served hot and newly cooked!

I was waiting for my appointment. I came early thinking I would be able to get a Philippine breakfast, having heard that Blacktown has a couple of eateries serving the local palette. I loved my arrows caldo, exactly how I wanted it cooked garnished with fried garlic. I came back for lunch after

Tried the adobosilog for breakfast and the pork adobo meat was very hard and dry. Looks like the pork adobo's several days old. Also had the tapsilog and bopis, which tasted well. Fairly priced. I will not and don't recommend the adobosilog at all.

Favourite Filo resto/takeaway shop. Love the brekkie with hot chocolate :)

Always good filo food reasonable price love coming here 🥘🥗🍜🍛🍝