Tropical Hut - Parsippany

I'm glad I finally stopped here. I will say that the portions are enormous and the prices are very budget-friendly, so you have a lot of bang for your comfort eating Buck here. My father is Filiipino, so I develop a taste for the incredible cuisine of this country at an early age. Some dishes I will not just eat because of the ingredients, but most Filipino dishes are fair game for me. I have a combo meal for under $9 (contains a drink! and they are so generous with the sides that they squeeze them into separate containers, unlike squeeze them into the compartments of the Takeout Styrofoam container! I had two days of lunch for the price of one! I ordered pancite (noodles, a veggie side with squash and long beans in coconut milk, which I believe is called Ginataang Kalabasa, and pig bell. The pig was very tasteful and a real treat! I would love it if the dishes were labeled here, so it would be easier to make the choice. The set-up is No-Nonsense Cafeteria style and as I mentioned, they are very generous with portions. Filipinos are never stingy with portions! I remember growing up to family celebrations where food supply was unlimited. After I had the opportunity to travel abroad years ago to the Philippines, I was met with the same hospitality! I want to go back to Tropical Hut and try more dishes. The Philippines is a country consisting of a variety of islands and regions, and the food is a clear reflection of this diversity. The food is also a unique product of the important Chinese and Spanish stories of the country. There is also a Malaysian-Indonesian history, including ethno-linguistic groups. Latin and Asian fusion is ever present in Filipino food. This restaurant also offers! Maybe that's where all the lumps (Filipino version of the egg roll went because they didn't! Darn! See you next time!

If you are looking for fresh Filipino food, this is the place to visit. You can get it out or dive. They also sell some of the foods. Credit cards are accepted. Parking is on site.

I love the bastards so much. Remember my childhood in Florida with my Filipino relatives. The flan is my fav-ingence. All chicken dishes are just as I grew up, real Filipino comfort food. I'm so happy that I could bring my mother here before she died and shared the food she shared with me when half Filipino.

Overall really good food. Have catering tablets ordered a few times and very little has not been enjoyed by children and adults. I only wish her online menu had descriptions of the variety of dishes to facilitate the decision. I am not familiar with taking time and is uncomfortable.

All foods are excellent. Grocery store is marvelous. You can find everything you need.