“Crispy pata at Tito rads or Renee’s”
H2
7.9/10Malay/Indonesian
AI-generated summary
Filipino grill in Woodside, no frills and cheap. People come for the and the , plus sinigang and crispy pata. Regulars call it homey, the food they grew up on. A few say they slightly prefer Ihawan nearby.
“Crispy pata at Tito rads or Renee’s”
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“great BBQ at Ihawan, Renee’s (real good bbq sampler bbq), and Tito Rads.”
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“My Filipino friend likes Tito Rad’s, and it is good.”
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“lechon: Ihawan, Tito Rad’s”
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“my girlfriend and I both really like Tito Rad's. She is pretty in love with Tito Rad's since it is "like the food [she] would eat growing up in the Philippines".”
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“My girlfriend and I LOVE Tito Rad's from this list because the prices are pretty reasonable and the food gives such a homey vibe.”
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“their stews are pretty good.”
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“Filipino dishes like sinigang, adobo: Ihawan, Tito Rads”
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“If you like Filipino food, head to Woodside to Tito Rad's for Sinigang (sour soup) with a side of patis (fish sauce), kare-kare (peanut beef stew) with a side of bagoong (shrimp paste)”
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