Max's Restaurant Jersey City, Cuisine of the Philippines - Filipino restaurant in Jersey City - 687 Newark Ave, USA

Who ever like the Asian food, You should consider this resturant in your list, I think its Philippino resturant, we had fried chicken, French fries, Pancit, And Bulalo beef bones, It was ok and tasty for some, But for me I didn't go with Chinese, Japanese and Asian food, Any way it worth try it. free Parking available, Don't forget to like and subscribe to my account that you will see more resturants and more entertaining places in New Jersey and United States.

Just visiting new york and craved some filipino food. And saw this online while browsing some restaurants. Been a trip going here but it’s all worth it. The food was very great and came out so fast too. Best decision before flying back home.

Randomly stopped by this place for lunch. And LET ME TELL YOU. Lately, I have been eating extra healthy and watching my sodium intake. Because of that, I thought the food was a bit on the saltier side, but my friend also confirmed that this is true. However, sisig was extremely tasty and flavorful, I would definitely have beer next to me next time for dinner instead of lunch. Pork was fantastic and perfectly cooked. It literally melted in my mouth. My ultimate question is, would I come back? Yes, I would, but not for a while. Overall, 5 stars, but for food, I would give 4 out of 5.

Delicious Filipino food. Good environment and service. I'd like to thank the staff who serve us and the rest, Highly recommend.

Could've been an awesome lunch but the food took too long to come out. We ended up cancelling one of the dishes because the kitchen didn't realize it was one of our orders. Aside from that, the food was really good.

Like a home cooked meal! Food hit the spot. Everything was delicious. We were making the yummy sounds as we ate. We were a party of four and we shared chicken skin (it was hot and crispy) my daughter loved it over rice. We shared Nilagang baka (beef soup), Sinigang baboy (pork tamarind soup), and lechon kawali (friend pork) over white rice. Please see our photos. The service was outstanding. They made sure our waters were always filled. We asked questions about the menu and they were very kind and helpful. For dessert we shared ube ice cream and turon ala mode. We had left over and took it to go. We were pleased with everything. The bill was about $100 with tip and worth every penny. Will be back for sure.

This place needs to seriously check how their own food taste before serving or selling it. The whole fried chicken is so dry as if it was just reheated. The worst was the pork sisig! It was too salty, flooded in oil and not even crispy as it says. NOT worth the Price nor the trip!

This Filipino restaurant (a popular restaurant chain in the Philippines) offers authentic food and beverages. Clean and decorative dining area with an upstairs dining room which is great for larger groups. I always place takeout orders by phone (early afternoon on a weekday) and my order is accurate. Whomever I speak to is pleasant and repeats my order back to me along with an estimated pick-up time. Meals are a bit expensive, but taste delicious. Parking is definitely a challenge and the restaurant entrance is handicap accessible.