Island Cuisine Clemmons - Filipino restaurant in Clemmons - 6246 Towncenter Dr, USA

It was a mixed bag. The staff were kind and helpful. The dessert was delicious. I'm not sure of the name, but it was warm and purple with the texture like a tapioca pie. Def worth trying! However, the entrees were just alright - reminiscent of something you'd get at a mall food court. My girlfriend found a shell in her shrimp dish. Their tea tasted old. The lighting was harsh. And we were disappointed in their use of styrofoam.

One of the best Filipino restaurants I have tried in NC. The flavors were excellent, portions great and the service is amazing. The pompano fish and the milkfish were very flavorful. Definitely going back. Highly recommended.

I commute to the Winston area from Concord to work and to occasionally see my friend who lives there and I always pick to eat here as my first choice. It’s hard to find good and authentic filipino food anywhere and I’m glad I found this place. If service is slow that is just because the food is fresh which is worth the wait. The owner is always nice and friendly.

A funny story because my girlfriend was looking up restaurants that she and I can both eat at because I am vegan. Island Cuisine popped up as a first recommendation. The first picture she saw she exclaimed, “they have sauerkraut, we are going!” We get there and no sauerkraut to be found but a great atmosphere, great staff and chef, and the food was phenomenal. The chef asked if we needed recommendations (probably because we were confused about sauerkraut) and when I asked for a vegan recommendation he suggested the Japanese eggplant. I paired it with their garlic rice. The flavors this chef was able to bring to the table made me feel like I was on an island. Definitely recommend!

This was my first experience, and the owners and staff were so nice helping me make the right choices. I have to say if you've never tried Filipino cuisine, you're missing out on life. This place has some delicious food! The purple yam dessert is mind blowing!

Fantastic family-owned restaurant with authentic Filipino dishes! Our large party arrived close to their closing time, but the couple who run the place were friendly and accommodating. They prepared the dishes family style, instead of the normal individual portions with rice. Don't forget to leave room for dessert!

Was so excited to try Filipino food, unfortunately I was disappointed. There is a long wait which did not disappoint me too much because I understand everyone is short staffed right now. However I did not enjoy the taste of my food. Maybe it’s just not my preference. I was also disappointed that i only got a spoonful of garlic rice especially since I paid extra for it. Also not a lot of oxtail in my meal. Not sure I’ll come back.

I read the reviews and the pics of the food looked so yummy!! I ordered the Vegetable lumpia and lechon kawali. The vegetable lumpia was good, and it's fried egg rolls with vegetables inside. The sauce that came with it has a very strong vinegar taste, which I don't like. I'm not a big fan of vinegar. The lechon kawali was good, but some pieces were way over fried that made it harder than it should. The pork belly was a little too fried that, it tasted good if I eat the entire piece at once, nit biting the skin, fat and meat separately. In some pieces, the meat portion was a little dry. Overall, it was good. I didn't expect this restaurant is a fast food style restaurant. For fast food, it's good. I would come back and try other dishes if I'm in the area again. The young lady at the counter was very polite and helpful.... I just microwaved the leftover. The pork belly tasted better. It's softer.