Tselogs

service was quick , food was good and filling , also the inside was very chill and a good space to relax and eat and study !

I've been to Tselogs more than once, and every time has been a great experience. The place has a steady flow of customers, but it's never too crowded, so you can enjoy your meal without feeling rushed.

The food is fantastic, and the portions are generous. The service is always nice and friendly, adding to the overall positive vibe of the restaurant. As for whether I'll return--absolutely! If you haven't been yet, you should definitely head over and give it a shot.

I always go for the chicken, and it never disappoints. It's really good, and the price is just right. Highly recommend this spot!

I'm a 1st timer at Tselogs and I'll be back! We were seated right when we got to the restaurant w/ a party of 8 for dinner on a Sat night. Staff was friendly, and took our orders at the counter when we were ready. The Sisig fries and Shanghai lumpia were fire! I couldn't decide between the sisigsilog or fried chicken. I got the sisigsilog and my niece got the fried chicken which I could've gone either way. My order came out pretty quickly and was delicious! Served on a hot plate. I could've saved 1/2 for leftovers but I stuffed my face instead cuz it was so good!!

Street parking was easy! Check it out!

This new Tselogs has really stepped their game up from the old location by top of the hill that I remember going to as a teen. The ambiance is so nice and has this sultry, chic vibe to it.

My husband was craving silog on a Friday night and was surprised to see live singers preforming. We enjoyed our meal with a show.

Nice play to come grab a bite with friends and hang out while eating delicious Filipino food and getting a drink at the bar.

One of the cutest Filipino restaurants in town. I took a lot of photos here! We came in for a late night meal around 11PM since they close at 12MN, but they said they were no longer allowing dine in. We opted for take out and ordered 4 dishes, for 4 of us who were at the restaurant. When we got home, we discovered we were missing 1 order, but after alerting their management, they gave us the option of refund or to pick up another order.

The food was simple and good, typical of a -silog, which is breakfast food, egg, and rice. I enjoyed the addition of the pickles. My son and I shared the chicken sisig, which could have used a bit more spice, so not a true sisig but tasty all the same. My other son enjoyed the tocino (cured pork) and his friend liked the tapa (seasoned beef). I appreciate the swift action regarding our missing order, and would like to come back to try their Filipino infused cocktails.

Been going to Tselogs for years but this was my first time at their new location. Came here on a Friday night an hour before closing and it was busy. The restaurant was small with cute decor and even had a bar area. You order at the cashier and wait for your food at your table. We ordered the Beef Mami and the Chicken Sisig. They even had open mic and a guy was singing. Love the food and the vibe!

We went on 2 Friday nights where they have live music so the entertainment is great. The food is delicious as well as their unique Filipino cocktails. I wouldn't recommend ordering the dessert because it can be forgotten since they don't put everything out all at once. We actually forgot the first time on the buko pie we ordered & almost forgot the egg pie on the second time we were here, you'll just have to remind them. The service is very welcoming. Everyone is super nice. Parking is street but there's a plaza across the street. I came with friends & we had a good time.

Got their lechon plate which had the classic crispy skin but I wish the fat was rendered out more as it became a bit too rich towards the end. I also wish the plate came with veggies (you can add a side of bokchoy for extra $6). I thought the prices were quite steep compared to other Filipino mom and pop shops around the area!

Tselogs ambiance is so unique and feels like living back in the philippines with the best costumer service with tagalog speaking server. Tapsilog with longanisa is very flavorful and the sisigsilog is a lil bland for me but it is good for someone who doesnt like salty food. Tokwat baboy is crispy and the taste are so good. I totally recommend this place to be visited. I enjoy eating in this place. From LA visiting San Francisco. Thank you for the best experience.

This was the first time I brought my family to Tselogs. I have been here with my sister at the other location, but my Mom and and partner were excited to try this spot out.

We had the Lechon Kawali Silog, Lechon Kare-Kare, Arroz Caldo, Spaghetti, & Cornbisilog. The food was really good. I had the Sisilog. I thought the chicken was very vinegary (I like my vinegar) but it paired well with the garlic fried rice and sunny-side egg. My partner enjoyed her spaghetti a lot. She is addicted to Filipino spaghetti; It was a childhood favorite of hers. My family loves their Filipino food so they had nothing to complain about. The meats were cooked perfectly, their rice was super garlicky and the pickled veggies cleansed their pallets with every bite.

This location is just as good as the other one I've been too. It is homey, with colorful wallpaper. I can tell this is a favorite spot for the locals. The place can hold quite a few people but if you are coming with a party over 6, I'd recommend calling in to see if they have a table available. I was even surprised to see a full bar inside.

I recommend this spot for families and a group of friends who want to get together, talk story and eat good Filipino food.