Gourmet Filipino Food to Go

Gourmet Filipino Food to Go Gourmet Filipino Food to Go is a cozy coffee shop and Asian restaurant located on W Spring Creek Pkwy, in partnership with Thai 88 Cafe. They offer a variety of dishes including Canto Freestyle for breakfast, Lamb Biryani, Tandoori Chicken, Curry Fish Hindi meal, Champorado & Danggit with Kapeng Barako. Although closed since 2014, their social media reveals that their food was loved by many customers.

Recent social media posts

TOUCHDOWN… Canto Freestyle for breakfast💓💓💓
01/29/2023

TOUCHDOWN… Canto Freestyle for breakfast💓💓💓

(Late posts) I had a great meal w/my Korean air , Lamb Biryani, Tandoori Chicken, Curry Fish … Hindi meal, and was serve...
01/29/2023

(Late posts) I had a great meal w/my Korean air , Lamb Biryani, Tandoori Chicken, Curry Fish … Hindi meal, and was served half hour ahead of the other people on the plane🥰 thank you Lord for our safe trip to Manila🙏💓

Home is always beautiful but the traffic is horrible😢
01/27/2023

Home is always beautiful but the traffic is horrible😢

Everything was good at Kanto , their Kapeng Barako goes well with the meal 💕ordered Champorado & Danggit too👍
01/27/2023

Everything was good at Kanto , their Kapeng Barako goes well with the meal 💕ordered Champorado & Danggit too👍

No Korean food on Korean Airlines flight, we got served half hour ahead of everyone🤗Hindu food was good👍
01/27/2023

No Korean food on Korean Airlines flight, we got served half hour ahead of everyone🤗Hindu food was good👍

My dear Momzie’s B’day celebration part 1💕
01/27/2023

My dear Momzie’s B’day celebration part 1💕

04/30/2022

I would vote someone with a pure heart, not corrupt, no drug dealers in their family…

04/21/2022

"Pero, isa kasing-kasing..."

Hernan Binongkasan is a 57 year old Higaonon. He has lived up in a mountainous area of Buenavista for a long time. As I spent time with him, we started chatting about language, diversity, and well... names!

Hernan has another name: "Langan". Which interestingly enough, means "delay" in Bisaya. This was because he was a "delayed birth". I explained to him how I was called "Kulas" here in the Philippines, but am "Kyle" in Canada. Anyways, the conversation drifted towards language and diversity...

He started to explain that the letters "Q" "X" and "R" aren't common in Higaonon language. And I started to share stories of diversity and language from my adventures across the country:

"The Philippines is so diverse. Everything changes from north to south..."

But then Hernan cut in:

"Yes, I am Higaonon, and have my own language. We are all different. But we all have one heart here in the Philippines."

He said it in Bisaya:

"Pero, isa kasing-kasing."

I was just blown away. I actually get chills right now reflecting on the moment he said it... Such a powerful statement. He looked at me a d touched his heart when he spoke. Here I was, emphasizing diversity in the Philippines. But here was a Higaonon in the mountains of Buenavista, who made sure to remind me...

All Filipinos have the same heart and ability to love each other. Truly, all people do.

What made this statement even more overwhelming for me... is Hernan mentioned how in the past, people would sometimes look down on him because he is "from the mountains". Yet he just wanted to emphasize how that should never be the case, for him, as a Higaonon...

He has a big heart full of love.

And I could really feel that in the way he spoke.

One day at a time, One meaningful conversation with a Higaonon at a time...

Power On!

Address

141 W Spring Creek Pkwy
Plano, TX
75023

To reach W Spring Creek Pkwy in Plano using public transport, take bus number 346 from the nearest transit station and alight at W Spring Creek Pkwy. From there, walk a short distance to your destination. Alternatively, you can drive along W Spring Creek Pkwy and find parking spots along the streets or in any nearby parking lots.

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 9pm
Tuesday 11am - 9pm
Wednesday 5pm - 9pm
Thursday 11am - 9pm
Friday 11am - 10pm
Saturday 11am - 10pm
Sunday 11am - 9pm

Telephone

+19723608382

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Gourmet Filipino Food to Go, located on W Spring Creek Pkwy in Plano, is a hidden gem that offers delicious Asian cuisine. The restaurant is in partnership with Thai 88 Cafe and is conveniently located next to Ranch 99 Supermarket. The menu has a variety of options that cater to different tastes and preferences. Customers have raved about the Canto Freestyle breakfast, Lamb Biryani, Tandoori Chicken, Curry Fish, and Hindu meal. The Kapeng Barako coffee pairs perfectly with the meals and is a must-try for coffee lovers. The restaurant also offers Champorado & Danggit for those who want to indulge in some sweet treats. The service at Gourmet Filipino Food to Go is exceptional as customers have reported being served ahead of others on their flight. Although the restaurant has been closed since 2014 due to the passing of its partner, it still holds a special place in the hearts of its loyal customers who continue to reminisce about their delicious meals. If you're looking for authentic Filipino food that's both tasty and affordable, Gourmet Filipino Food to Go should be on your list!