An outdoor charcoal-grilled barbecue restaurant on Richthofen St in Hansonville, Angeles, serving skewers alongside local Filipino dishes. According to a 2023 blog post, the sign said it opened in 2015, and it has appeared steadily in Korean travelers' local-restaurant reviews since around 2019.
Several reviews say skewers are grilled to order on the big grill at the entrance, so the front of the restaurant fills with smoke and the smell of grilling meat. Seating consists of open-air tables with no roof and semi-indoor tables with a roof; there are no air-conditioned seats, so some say it can feel hot on warm days. Many reviews say the staff are friendly, and one review mentions staff bringing a big fan to a customer who looked hot. The place is fairly spacious, and several reviews say there are many Korean customers along with local ones.
The most commonly ordered items are pork, chicken leg, and chicken intestine skewers. Many reviews say the charcoal flavor goes well with the sweet Filipino-style marinade. Other frequently recommended dishes include crispy pata, deep-fried pork knuckle that is crispy outside and tender inside; sisig served with garlic rice; bulalo, a beef broth dish similar to galbitang; shrimp gambas; and chop suey. One review says the fried rice comes in a generous portion that is good for sharing. On the other hand, some reviews say certain dishes taste salty and recommend eating them with rice. Many customers enjoy it as drinking food with beer or soju.
According to Google Maps popular times, it is busiest around 7 p.m. every day. By day of the week, Friday evening is the busiest, followed by Saturday and Sunday evenings, while Wednesday evening is relatively quiet. Reviews mention that when it gets crowded, food and the bill come out late and food arrived cold, so it's best to allow plenty of time. One review says they ordered by writing the desired quantities on a paper menu and handing it to a staff member, and several reviews say to be sure to check the itemized bill before paying. One review also says the semi-indoor seats with a roof are better on rainy days. According to Google Maps, reservations and takeout are available.
According to Google Maps, free parking lot and free street parking are available, but one review says parking space is limited. A 7-Eleven is about 50 m away. Ikabud, a Filipino restaurant with a similar vibe, and Zeppelin St, a street lined with restaurants, are each about 100 m away. Racio's Grill + Sports Bar, which is listed on SeeQee, is about 350 m away, and Sunny Hotel is about 400 m away. Inquiries can be made by phone.
Information verified: November 2026 (based on the internet reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blogs, and Tistory reviews). Menus and prices may change, so please check before visiting.