JnJ Turo Turo

Went here a few weeks ago. Very reasonable prices, and a decent amount of options. We had milkfish, lumpia shanghai, and pancit (and some great halo-halo for desert!). The woman who served us was very warm and welcoming, spoke fluent English and Tagalog, and the overall atmosphere was very clean, pretty, and upbeat. A great restaurant, would definitely recommend!!

The staff here is very polite and sweet. Me and my mother come here every so often so she buy some quality Filipino food and reminisce about the old times.

This spot simply knows how to treat their customers. Always with a nice attitude. The food is fairly priced, constantly fresh and neat.

Always enjoy the food here!

Very good simple restaurant serving all the Filipino staples!

The only Filipino restaurant in New England! This is a mom and pop kind of place with homemade dishes and warm, friendly service. My favorite spot when I’m feeling homesick.

I'm half Filipina and I love this place! I've eaten here before and have been meaning to go back since I moved back to Massachusetts but it's hard with the weekend only hours. I work mainly weekends or am gone on the weekends I'm off. The food is similar to home made... sooo masarap!

Good food, good services, owner is very polite along with staff. Food is an old style homemade cooking. Very delicious, i enjoy coming here

I like to go with friends to this restaurant with my highest recommendations. I go their often. This recommendation is always successful. The the food there is delicious and the team is generous and cooperative. Whenever we visit this place we pass a delightful time. highly recommended.

I like this venue very much. there is a different spirit. The kitcen is superb. the service is powerful and the waiters are courteous. The pay is decent. I definitely recommend.

Yummy Filipino dishes in Masachussets.

Delicious and family-run. Prices are reasonable and variety is good. Will definitely come back!

I'm pinay born and raised. I came from eating Filipino food in the Philippines to Filipino food in California and Virginia. Throughout all the good and bad experiences eating pinoy food all over, I can tell you this not a place that you'd want to share with people to introduce our culture.Ordered rice, barbecue, bikol Express, bistek, and sinigang, lechon kawali totalling 42 dollars and some change. It tookLechon kawali was deep fried twice. Old but crunchy.Bikol Express was very soupy, no spices, and small pieces of meat.Sinigang was just soup as there was no tamarind base at all; no sour and tasted like they didnt even use green chile/serrano pepper.Bistek had more soup than meat or onion and not enough flavor.Barbeque was also lacking in flavor.If your a local pinoy missing taste of home, it's a great start but it's not the best place to prove to people we can be proud of our Filipino food.

Average food pinoy turo turo food more improvement and more friendly customers service

Great, authentic Filipino food. Sold out of adobo but the pata was fantastic!