Very tasty and succulent Pork Barbecue Skewers!
Haha this restaurant is on the other side of that Chinese bakery of that viral fish sandwich in San Leandro. If yall love Filipino food 🇵🇭check out the weekend buffet 9-11am breakfast 11-3pm for lunch. Pork Sinagang for days. Food is delicious especially for a buffet and the variety. Dishes Pancit, Kare-Kare, Garlic Rice etc…Around $33 something per person. Love the little bottle you can grab for water to drink. Ambience is nice seeing the families and friends all eat together 😌on Sundays.
It's a bit odd to find Filipino food here, this place you do need to try them.
I finally visited Pistahan after hearing so much praise from my friends, and it was definitely worth the hype! Parking was plentiful, and there was no wait on a Wednesday afternoon, so it's a great time to check it out. While their menu offers a variety of Filipino dishes, their Kare-Kare is the star of the show. We tried the Beef Kare-Kare and were impressed by the generous serving of both vegetables and protein. The Lechon Kawali was also delicious and satisfying. I use to go to a closer Filipino restaurant, but Pistahan is now my go-to spot. It's definitely worth the extra trip! Pictured: Tocilog
I like the modern look of the inside of this restaurant. Was modern and was clean. They have a buffet here but ended at a certain time. The host was very friendly and did check up on me. The only issue I had was the food, I had their Seafood Sinigang, which had the shrimp. shrimp was a bit hard like it was frozen, the broth did not have enough seasoning, definitely needed more asim to the soup, I could barely taste it and needed more of it. The vegetables tasted okay, and their halo-halo was decent. For the cost of food to be really high here I expected it to be more delicious, but was very disappointed.
A wreath of new (to me) food! Easy to approach buffet. Tried a little of almost everything that was out at the time. I would recommend this place to anyone curious to try a new style of food in a low stress environment. Comfortable seating, plenty of room for stacking plates at your table for when you go back for more. Seems like a great spot for when you're hungry, can't decide what to have, and need to eat before the hanger. Good variety of options
I usually resent Filipino buffets because they're never good enough or they're flat out too salty. Pistahan is somehow a spot I'm excited to return to and bring friends when I introduce them to Filipino food. Proud to have this food in San Leandro. Worth a destination designation. Don't need to trek to Daly City anymore-- that's wsup Plus points, the kitchen sounds poppin like the titas are straight up fiesta-ing. Love to hear it.
For the first time I ate Thai food and I liked it, the buffet has 6 or 7 different dishes, soup and dessert, for the price it seemed fine to me, although if it had been hotter the food would have been better.