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TselogsBWorth Trying
6860 Mission St, Daly City, CA 94014
· Filipino restaurant
· 4.5/5 Google (516 reviews)
Reservations · Takeout
Casual Filipino comfort food with standout silogs and lechon kare-kare; order at the counter, good flavors and portions for the price, but service is self-serve and fees/tips can irk some diners.
Why it gets a B for overall quality
Tselogs delivers solid Filipino comfort food with strong food quality highlighted by signature kare-kare and silogs that earn consistent praise. Consistency shows some variation—occasional warm plates and dryness prevent higher marks—while counter-service model limits attentiveness despite friendly staff and quick turnaround. The nicely decorated space and good value make it a worthwhile neighborhood destination for Filipino food lovers, though it falls short of the area's premier dining establishments.
Restaurant Summary
The room feels cute and inviting with Filipino touches and a small bar, and the vibe skews relaxed rather than rushed. Diners praise the crispy pork in kare-kare and the garlic-scented rice, noting quick counter ordering and food arriving fast. One guest summed it up: "Flavorful plates, friendly faces, and a comfortable space to linger." The cooking leans classic Filipino comfort over flash—think silogs, sisig, and a rich peanut-sauced kare-kare—executed with care more than theatrics. Portions are solid, prices mid-range, and most plates deliver satisfying warmth; a few outliers mention dry pork or so-so lumpia, but the hits outnumber the misses. For families, this is easy kid food. The menu has fries, sweet longganisa, spaghetti with cheese, fried chicken, and mild silogs alongside rice and egg. Desserts like buko or ube macapuno pie seal the deal. No kids menu needed—plenty of familiar flavors in shareable portions.
At a Glance
- Signature lechon kare-kare with crispy pork and balanced peanut sauce
- Counter service with fast turnaround and friendly staff
- Good vegetarian and vegan selections (tofu sisig, veg kare-kare, pancit)
- Street parking can be difficult during busy times
- Counter-service tipping prompts and auto 18% for 5+ can surprise guests
What Sets It Apart
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- broad_vegan_friendly_dishes
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What People Love
- Crispy, tender lechon in creamy kare-kare
- Sizzling, flavorful chicken sisig
- Fragrant garlic rice with runny egg
- Affordable, nostalgic pies like ube macapuno and buko
Points of Concern
- Parking is street-only and can be tricky near busy times
- Service is self-serve; some diners dislike tipping prompts at the register
- Occasional inconsistencies: lukewarm plates or dry pork reported by a few
- Review patterns show mostly authentic, detailed posts with strong photo evidence; minimal risk signals observed
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleCounter With Seating
Average Cost$24-$34 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- For vegans: Fried Tofu Kare Kare or Tofu Sisig with steamed rice
- For kids: Longsilog, fries, and Filipino-style spaghetti
- For value: Silogs $12.99-$16.99 with garlic rice and egg
Perfect For
- Casual lunch after errands on Mission St
- Comfort-food dinner with friends
- Introducing someone to Filipino classics
- Solo quick bite with a slice of pie
Location Insights
Area: Busy mixed-use corridor with local shops and Filipino community staples; casual, everyday dining vibe.
Safety: Generally safe with steady foot traffic; typical urban thoroughfare awareness advised.
Nearby: Near neighborhood retail and small businesses; street parking and nearby shopping center mentioned.
WestlakeWestlake is a primarily residential neighborhood with a mix of single-family homes and apartment complexes. The dining scene here is casual and diverse, featuring many Asian and Filipino eateries reflecting the local community. The area is family-friendly and accessible, with a relaxed suburban atmosphere.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday
Tuesday09:00–21:00
Wednesday09:00–21:00
Thursday09:00–21:00
Friday09:00–22:30
Saturday09:00–22:30
Sunday
Available: Reservations, Takeout
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