So we finally returned on a Sunday & was seated pretty quickly this time. Though we were seated in the rear which looked like storage space for a few freezers near the restrooms - It was fine, we came for the food anyways. We ordered the Bulalo, the Sisig & the Lumpiang Shanghai. The Bulalo was delicious, the sabaw (broth) tasted like home. The service was great, everyone was friendly & the decor was kinda' cool. They served the lumpia in a toy Jeepney. We'll definitely return with family & friends. Next time for the silogs & the BBQ

Hands down one of the best Filipino restaurants in Vegas!!! At times, the service can take a while if it's busy, but at the most recent time I went, the food, service, and overall experience were great!!! Favorite things to order here are the Crispy Pork Belly Lechon Kawali and the Oxtail Kare-Kare. Both are absolute chef's kiss! The restaurant itself is pretty small, but the layout is very cute! Things I've ordered in the past were the Full House Trio, the Lemongrass Beef Sirloin, and the Bangus Sisig. The Full House Trio is yummy, but I feel that it is not enough to share for 4 people. The Lemongrass Beef Sirloin was not a favorite; I just felt that it didn't have that much flavor compared to traditional Filipino dishes. The Bangus Sisig was good also, but I wouldn't say it is the best I've had. I really want to try... well... almost the rest of the menu. So I will have to come back to try it all! The kamayan, too!!

Loved this place! First off, the staff were very friendly and accommodating to our large group. It's a smaller space inside, so we had to wait a bit for a table that could fit us all, but that was definitely to be expected. While we waited, they kept checking on us and assuring us we'd be seated soon. Once we were seated we decided to order a bunch of stuff to share. We had lumpia, lechon kawali, bistek, chicken adobo, oxtail fried rice, liempo, shrimp, dinuguan and crispy Pata. Needless to say, we had more than enough food for 8 of us! Everything was really delicious, but the standouts for me were the bistek (this is one of my favorite filipino dishes, so I might be biased), oxtail fried rice, and the crispy Pata! I would honestly say that was the best crispy Pata I've ever had! I will definitely be back for that alone! (And probably everything else!) Lastly we got their famous Halo halo! The presentation was great, and it was huge! One was enough for all of us, especially since we were so stuffed from everything else we ate. Great experience! I highly recommend.

Lunch in Las Vegas, Nevada... Isn't the name of this place clever? Maybe it's not - for those who don't play poker... Anyway, I read reviews by my friends, Jessica P., May A., Jenn G., Dar O., etc. Everyone recommended Full House BBQ... it's a modern style Filipino restaurant withcool decor! I ordered the Truffle grilled Corn on the Cob and the Full House Veggies Lumpia Sariwa from the cheerful, polite server. She was so friendly and checked on us often! I liked the smoky flavor of the corn! The lumpia was on the sweet side because of the glaze. Both dishes were creative and had beautiful presentation! We appreciated the free shared parking and the convenient restroom! We'll have to return and get the Flaming Halohalo!

Located off S Maryland Parkway in Las Vegas. Parking is shared with all the other businesses in the plaza. The place is not to big they have a few tables in the front and a few in the back. The decor was nice. The gal that was the one mostly present was running around doing everything she was so sweet and nice. I got the fried chicken adobo sliders. They were yummy. Overall a nice place to get Filipino food.

A long overdue review of FULL HOUSE BBQ in the Silverado Ranch area! One of our favorite Filipino restaurants in Las Vegas. Lucky for us, it's only 5 minutes away from home. Usually, it's just me and my +1, but because we were celebrating a special occasion, we brought in three other diners who are not Filipino. So, they left it up to us to order and overall, the selections were a hit in the following order: 1. Crispy Pork Belly Lechon Kawali (Shareable) 2. Beef Bistek (Citrus soy & white onion flavors) 3. Palabok Shrimp Pan Roast (shrimp skewers are a nice touch!) 4. Lechon Pinakbet (loved the addition of zucchini) 5. Tortang Talong (eggplant omelet) 6. Sisig Birria Tacos Most dishes were delivered by a fry pan fresh off the stove and then transferred onto a hot plate at our table. The smell and sizzle of these Filipino dishes just warmed my heart. My parents rarely spend time in the kitchen now, so I savored each dish! We ended with the flaming Halo Halo dessert! The jellies, beans, and corn toppings tasted so fresh!! One order was perfect to share amongst our party of five. The interior has a bahay kubo feel to it; wooden stilt dining area, elevated above ground. Service was so friendly and kind! Water refilled before we could think about it and the word "Salamat" (thank you) heard every time we ordered a new dish and as we left. Food and customer service are terrific!!

Food service and ambiance is the best! Highly recommended this place if you looking for good Filipino Food in Las Vegas !

Our go to place for Filipino food while in Vegas. Located in a large shopping center so plenty of parking. Family owned and operated, so the staff is super friendly. Nice size restaurant, casual, and inviting. The food here is top notch. We enjoy everything we get here. Definitely get the lechon - roasted pork.highly recommend.

Located in a large plaza, parking is easy to find. The small quaint restaurant carries a homey-feeling. Their menu has a number of selection of fine Filipino food. We had a large party so we got to try many of their dishes. The Fried tofu was one of my favorite dish. Also, we saved a little room for the dessert. The flaming halo halo was a wait but was worth it. It wasn't too sweet and easily indulged. Servers were amazing. They constantly checked up on us. What a find, must save room for dessert!