Lolas By Mfk

Mark Em On the Map a month ago

Lola’s by MFK was absolutely worth the wait. The QR code waitlist made the process easy, and once I was seated, the experience was excellent. I ordered the bangus with garlic rice and the ube French toast, and everything was seriously good. The bangus was perfectly crisp, the garlic rice was flavorful, and the ube French toast was rich without being too much. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, and the staff was incredibly friendly. This was easily one of the best meals I had during my trip. I would absolutely come back.

es-sy 2 months ago

Lolas stays true to Filipino dishes and hospitality. We're happy to have learned and found this little gem in Anaheim. A little wait but well worth it. We truly enjoyed the massive bangus and chicharon to share. Just ask for "sili" and "patis" on the side, and it's perfect for a couple of cups of "sinangag" topped with fried sunny side "itlog." The ambience is, well, very Pinoy, and much about family. Smiles and great food!

Rus Mo 3 months ago

Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 4/5 Parking: 3/5 Family friendly: 4/5 Stroller friendly: 2/5 ADA accessible: 3/5 Mama I made it! Second time attempting to eat her and finally made it. First time was on a Saturday years ago. Wifey and I saw the line outside writing around the building and automatically got back in the car. This time (Wed morning @9am) we beat the crowd. We had a table of 12 with 3 high chairs and they were able to accommodate it easily on this day. I was expecting good food, but instead it was phenomenal. My wife and I ordered the kamayan pancake flight ($20) to share, Nutella pancakes for the kids to share($14.95), birria chilaquiles ($18) and I look moco ($16.95). It was A LOT OF FOOD. Didn't even finish the pancakes. If my kids (3,6) eat the food, then you know it's good. Service was super quick and very pleasant and helpful. I love the atmosphere with the island vibe, island music and Tagalog word of the day sign. Parking is tricky because it's shared with other restaurants and is limited. Also, like I mentioned before we called on a weekday perhaps to coming in and there wasn't much of a with for a big party. If you're expecting the same during

Abigail T 3 months ago

Came here on a Saturday morning brunch and the place was packed, took us 20-30 mins to get inside which was understandable. I think the food was okay, more on the Hawaiian-Filipino fusion food. The "iloko moko" is a rendition of loko moco, except pairing it with country fried steak wasn't the best choice imo. The adobo fried omelet rice was alright, honestly it tasted mushy as you finish the plate. The ube pancakes were good, ube flavor was prominent and bit on the heavier side. The ube horchata was actually insanely good and would get again. Overall the experience was alright, great for family gatherings. Servers were attentive and friendly.

Jennifer Tourtillott 11 months ago

This is a small place but a big heart! The food was delicious, I tried the French Toast with Avacado. It was my first experience with a sweet Avacado flavor and I am now a fan. Definitely check out this little restaurant. Service was quick and friendly; Food was flavorful and comforting.