Kusina De Maynila

Dani Lagana 2 months ago

Hidden Gem with Incredible Food (and a Few Tips for First-Timers) When Kusina De Maynila first opened its brick-and-mortar location in Kingman, it was takeout only. I suspect that may have influenced the location they chose because it’s tucked into a small strip mall with a fairly compact parking lot. If you’re driving a compact car, parking is easy. Larger trucks and SUVs can still make it work, but you’ll probably need to maneuver a little more carefully. If you’re just picking up an order, I’d actually recommend using the street parking out front. That’s what I’ll do next time, it makes for a quick getaway so I can get home and enjoy my delicious food even sooner. 🤣 One small suggestion: the front windows are still covered with several older signs, including one that says “Take Out Only,” which is no longer accurate since they now offer dine-in seating. Updating those would make a great first impression for new customers. Inside, the restaurant is simple, clean, and welcoming. While we were there, there was a steady stream of pickup orders coming through the door while the staff also took care of everyone dining inside. They were constantly moving, and you could tell this pl

Kristina 4 months ago

First time trying Filipino dishes and I’m a fan! I really enjoyed the food, especially the glass noodles which are a win if you're gluten-free. They are accommodating with food allergies just ask it's not labeled on the menu. Great to sit or do togo. Very friendly staff family owned company

Katherene Pugmire 5 months ago

We’re traveling Route 66 and stayed a couple of nights in Kingman, AZ. It’s refreshing to see a Filipino place and got me excited so we decided to give it a try. Here’s the good and the bad. The good - It felt like I’m back home - the Philippine flag, the mural, the music, the language and of course, the FOOD. I ordered their Crispy Kare-kare. The serving size is good for its price. It is a tad salty for my taste but I still liked it. It is still good even the morning after. I love their Thai milktea. Hubby liked his Chicken Teriyaki. Cashier is very polite and friendly. The bad - we had to wait for maybe 20 mins but it didn’t bother us since I know there are several orders coming in from DoorDash and we are just having fun sitting and listening/singing to the songs, jamming with whoever is singing in the kitchen. However, one of their customers actually complained about the wait. The guy from the kitchen said, “but when you came we have a lot of orders” which is true but I think it could have been said better and maybe an apology, one of the ladies in the kitchen even said, “ay wow” which if you’re Filipino, you know what that tone means. It is not my business but we could have be

Xiao Z 6 months ago

If you are in Kingman, do not skip this place! It is the best dinner I’ve had here. I stopped by on my last day, and I’m so glad, the Pork BBQ is absolutely delicious. I will definitely be back on my next trip through town.

Aira Dimacale 7 months ago

We were on the way back to Las Vegas, searched up Filipino restaurant and found this gem! Ordered sisig and crisy pork kare kare, it was so good! good price point for the size. Served fast and their rice so nice and hot huhu Will definitely come back when passing thru Kingman AZ.