Marie's Kitchen

Camille ME 2 months ago

This place is amazing! I got the Lumpiasilog and it was so fresh and crunchy! It comes with eggs and rice. My brother got the tapsilog and my mom got the pandon pancakes. Everything was absolutely delicious! Definitely come to this hidden gem! They have their own entrance just follow the signs!

Ron S 2 months ago

This little gem is amazing. Ran by a great husband and wife team transplants from San Francisco. I found this place a couple weeks back while on a short trip. The restaurant itself is in the first floor of the office building so people may have passed up on it but let me tell you, you have to eat there! You are absolutely missing out on real honest to goodness filipino food. They serve up the best dishes and they are also the most humble and kind folks to meet in general.

Matilda Rios 4 months ago

My 1st time trying this restaurant. I've been wanting to try since I came upon it a year ago on Google. This is a small mom and pop, family owned and operated Filipino restaurant. They specialize in Filipino cuisine. The staff was very inviting, accommodating, and helpful. When I walked in I was greeted and the cashier was helpful with a recommendation. I already knew I was getting the Ube pancakes. 😋 I tried the Lechon Kawali Silog(fried pork belly). The Ube pancakes were moist and fluffy and the Ube Sauce was saucing. I did require additional sauce for my leftover pancakes, because I wasn't able to finish them. The staff also made sure to maintain a clean environment during my visit.👌 I will definitely be back to try additional menu items. The prices are resonable and the servings are more than enough for me. You should go try them if in the area. They're located in a professional building near Greenville Ave. and it wasn't to far from Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas.👍👍

Lulu 4 months ago

I recently discovered Marie's Kitchen through social media last month, and now it has quickly become one of my favorite spots for Filipino food. It’s a small and simple place, but the food is genuinely good and comforting — the kind that makes you miss home a little less. One thing I really love is that they serve silog meals all day. Sometimes you just crave a good Filipino breakfast at random hours, and it’s nice knowing you can always get it here. The flavors remind me of meals back in the Philippines, and eating here gives me that familiar, comforting feeling like I’m back home. Hehe. Technically, it’s close enough to walk to from where I live, but I still end up driving there anyway because it’s less than 5 minutes away and worth the quick trip every time. Before finding this place, I had to drive about 30 minutes one way just to get Filipino food whenever I had cravings. Having a nearby spot like this is such a blessing. If you’re looking for authentic Filipino comfort food in a cozy little place, this spot is definitely worth trying. Small place, big comfort, and food that keeps me coming back often. 🇵🇭🍳🍚

Dani 6 months ago

Their food was so delicious! The ube pancakes were soft, fluffy, and warm and the ube syrup tasted so good! The lechon kawali was crispy and delicious, and paired nicely with the rice and eggs. The ube brownie was amazing, best brownie I ever had, moist and chewy with white chocolate and a delicious ube flavor. Next time in definitely trying their Pandan pancakes and halo halo~ I highly recommend Marie’s kitchen for delicious authentic Filipino food, trust me you won’t regret it!!! I’m so glad I found this place💜