Bahay Kubo Victorville
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Bahay Kubo Victorville

Restaurant
15080 Unit 9 Seventh Street, 7th St, Victorville, CA 92395, USA
(800) 774-2348 · Ext 17646, then #
www.facebook.com/BahayKuboVictorville

Nestled on the iconic Route 66 in Victorville, Bahay Kubo is a vibrant culinary gem celebrating authentic Filipino flavors. With a cozy atmosphere and friendly service, this eatery offers travelers a unique taste of home-cooked meals that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Philippines. Enjoy hand-crafted dishes made from fresh ingredients as you take a break from your road trip. A must-stop for foodies seeking a truly memorable experience along the Mother Road!

Opening Hours
MondayClosed
Tuesday11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
SundayClosed
Top Reviews
Aaron

Aaron

4 months ago

"Let me tell you. When I saw on Instagram Natasha’s Munchies and saw that Bahay Kubo was on the way from Utah, I just needed to try. First off! Lechon, everyday. Biiiiiii… what!?! So I walked in after a 5 hour drive from South Utah on my way to LA and I got in right as they were opening. I go the pork adobo, with double rice (one for my dog), the 7oz Lechon, a Diet Coke and a plantain roll (don’t know the name) for 21$. Bro what? I was so damn full I couldn’t finish it all. Let’s start with the pork adobo. I loved the sweet, and saucy salt of the adobo, the pork was so tender and chewy I was dying with every bite. It was so juicy, and flavorful that I wanted seconds. But y’all know we ain’t got time to keep pit stopping 🚗 💨 The Lechon was FIRE! Like damn, can you give me three layers of heaven. From the crunch of the perfectly cooked skin, to the jelly like fat that was so thin underneath that skin it didn’t take away from the airy well done piece of meat that sat on the bottom of the Lechon. 10/10! Tita killed it! Not pictured was a plantain roll that I saw Tita making at the end after I order that I just had to try. So sweet, with a nice caramelized outside that complimented my adobo pork perfectly. I loved the shop, a lot of Filipino delectables for the long road ahead. I would highly recommend. Price is very reasonable and the smiles sell the whole experience. Will definitely be back when I drive to and from LA/UT."

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T. Mana Tavake

T. Mana Tavake

10 months ago

"We randomly found this place on google and were so pissed we didn’t find it sooner. We tried almost everything on the menu (lumpia, lechon, pork sweet&sour, beef bulgogi, curry, and two other things I forgot their names) and EVERY SINGLE ITEM was 10/10 highly recommend! Love this place! Authentic Filipino food made by Filipinos!"

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Guinesse Niez

Guinesse Niez

3 months ago

"Great food and snacks ! Bought some Sunshine’s Biscocho , Brosas , etc. from here and it’s a bomb!💣😋👌"

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Sheena T.

Sheena T.

9 months ago

"Just a very homey mom and pop filipino food/snacks/basicgrocery store. They also offer catering orders. I ordered a platter of pancit in the past. It was nice and super flavorful, first thing that ran out at the party. I came to order halohalo this day, it's really good , not too sweet, perfect treat for a hot day."

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Mykael S.

Mykael S.

3 months ago

"Great food for sure. Don't come near closing time, they may be out of all the good stuff. Lumpia is fresh, and amazing! They have these korean plates too that were surprisingly really good especially considering we are korean bbq snobs, we really enjoyed it! Came back a second time within a week or so and just ordered 20 pieces of lumpia that barely made it home hahaha!"

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Bahay Kubo Victorville | Route 66 Restaurant in Victorville, California