Salo Salo Filipino Cuisine

MrsOlatubi 4 months ago

Genuine filipino food. Ordered sinigang vegetable and Pork Belly Chips. The assortment of vegetables and the sourness of the soup and to top it off a hot 🌶 pepper made this Sinigang worth every bite. The pork belly chips was a great accompaniment to the meal. With its own vinegar sauce and a hit of Thai chili pepper made this meal truly memorable. Looking forward to the Pinakbet at my next visit.

A Macster 4 months ago

Authentic Filipino culture exudes through food and ambiance. Anyone who comes in is genuinely welcomed and treated like royal family-so bring yours! Food comes out sizzling on cookware that doubles as an artistic fusion of iron and wood:Filipino/American, Modern Traditionality, rural/suburb-melting pot "tambayan" of cultures in Clayton County. Not familiar to Filipino cuisine? Visit the website and unleash your inner digital currency market analyst by previewing what dishes are available real time so you can put in an order before supply is depleted. Interact with Executive Chef, Manny, on karaoke and open mic nights for a Filipino experience only garnered at Salo Salo Filipino Cuisine.

Chyrel Panlilio 11 months ago

Looking for a place to enjoy Filipino food? This is the place, located on the south side of Atlanta. It's less than a mile off the I-75 MT Zion Boulevard exit. The service was great, thank you Michelle. They have everyday specials and that evening we enjoyed a couple of the specials, papaitan, you can order it regular - spicy, or not spicy. For appetizer, we the pork belly skin and isaw- wow! The isaw was properly prepared and seasoned and the pork belly skin was perfectly crunchy. We also had lechon kawali and grilled squid. Highly recommend the grilled squid, it was succulent and cooked perfectly. The rice servings were generous - the Filipino way. For dessert, we ordered Halo-halo to go since we were quite satisfied at the end of the meal. Thank you, Edna, the chef, for cooking the dinuguan for my mom. My mom wanted dinuguan when we came in, but it wasn't the special of the day, yet when she heard about this, she made some so we could order to go. Plan to return for more.;0)

Anna Cruz a year ago

If you want home cooked Filipino food- come here! Lots to choose on the menu and also had specials! My fave was the chicken nasal and turon but everything was good! Ate Edna was so friendly and will def be back!

MeLLYMeL SHAVeS a year ago

If you are in the ATL and are in search of some delicious authentic Filipino food this one is for you. It reminds me of my beloved Filipina mom's cooking. My daughter ordered the Pancit and Lumpia (pork) and I ordered the Lechon Kawali with rice. We thoroughly enjoyed it. The place was small, clean, casual, and cozy. Our server Michelle was very friendly and attentive. Overall we are very satisfied and next time we visit the ATL we will be back.