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66% food quality
“but in that the food is good and should be on the list”
100% menu variety
“believe that this place is waaaay better than Conching's although, the selection is better and the service is outstanding.”
100% service
“believe that this place is waaaay better than Conching's although, the selection is better and the service is outstanding.”
100% value
“Their portions are so huge that when I share it with a friend, we never finish it all.”
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March 22, 2011
Best Phillipino BBQ Chicken EVER. I like BBQ - the taste and the smell - but Tita's Chicken BBQ is unlike anything I've ever tasted. Their marinade makes it ridiculously good! Served on a stick like a kabob - Once you've had it - you'll want more. You WILL be back. I'm HOOKED! They have pork too - if you're not a chicken fan! They do whole pigs for events - the place is amazing! GOTTA try it. I'm telling you - you'll thank me!!
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August 05, 2008
Best food in town...... BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE. GREAT PLACE TO EAT. THEY ARE VERY GENEROUS WITH THE PORTIONS. JUST NEED HELP WITH THE WORKERS ATTITUDES!!!
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April 17, 2008
Best Filipino Food in San Diego. I've been going to Tita's for about 12 years and I love it. Although not the most elegant restaurant, the food speaks for itself. I usually take my food to go and enjoy it at home. My favorite is the Pancit and the BBQ Chicken Kabobs, but everything else is good too. Whenever I'm craving Filipino food I take the drive over to Titas Kitchen, it's well worth the drive.
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August 20, 2006
Quint-essential Filipino.
Although not exactly the most presentable restaurant in the neighborhood, it is by far, some of the best Filipino food offered on Plaza Boulevard.
Located on the corner of an overcrowded strip mall, with a less then inviting parking area, is a cornerstone of the Filipino Community in South San Diego. The service comes in the form of a lunch line afair, with the multiple dishes of the day arranged over hot water heaters. But don't worry the food is more often then not, very fresh, due to its high turn over. Although the "Ano Ba" (translated to "What do you want") can make an outsider wary of the service, don't let that stop you. The food has far more flavor then other locations, and is served in very large portions. Combination plates cost less then $6, which contain two meat items, and two large scoops of rice. On Saturdays they also serve Lechon, which is Filipino pulled pork.
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