Soy Pinoy: Experience Authentic Filipino Cuisine in Houston

The vegan tofu skin dish is absolutely delicious and you must try. It comes with a side of Jasmine rice and pickled cabbage. The flavor of the tofu skin is kind of like a tangy barbecue. It really is just a perfect combination of flavors and I will absolutely be back.

I had never had Filipino food and this was absolutely delicious. The tempura shrimp and tempura broccoli were quite tasty. The vegetarian noodles were flavorful and delicate. Food had very pleasing presentation as well. Would go again!

Amazing food paired with a friendly and knowledgeable owner, the perfect mix! Chicken was aromatic and flavorful packed with hints of smoke, pickled veggies and rice that felt fresh and refreshing. Whenever In Post Houston this is a must!!!

Great spot for bites at the POST. Tried the Veggie Pancit Noodles with chicken and they were great! Savory, a little bit of sour, and full of flavor. Also, I was able to eat a couple of meals with their portion size, so the price was worth it to me. I’ll definitely come back to try some other items soon.

Decided to try this place over my usual Filipino spot and it did not disappoint. The Lechon was seasoned and delicious. The skin was a little thin to my personal liking and a tad greasy but still good. The lumpia was great. The Calamansi juice is my new favorite (I know it’s not theirs but still). The staff was so nice and friendly I would go back just for them alone. Highly recommend you try this place if you haven’t.

First time here this afternoon and I absolutely LOVED everything! Service was super friendly, everything came out hot, fresh, and delicious. Portions were very generous with plenty of tasty dipping sauces. I will definitely be making the trip to enjoy again! Soy PINOY NOY!!!!

Went to that new place called The Post It's very hip and has some cool staircases. Wasn't aware of the food was going to be so amazing as well. Filipino inspired calamari and chicken. Definitely can't go wrong with these two even the rice had a little special flavor to it. My kid is four and enjoyed it as well, always fun to see her try new food.

Located in POST Houston, I went in during the weekend to try it out. Was a little packed on the weekend but the food was delicious. Very interesting take on filipino foods with slight twist! First of all, longest lumpia I’ve ever seen! The sauce is good, it is thicker than used to and more vinegary but paired well with the foods. The adobo calamari was my favorite. The eggplant was a nice surprise, it tasted as if it was soaked in sinigang (and I love sinigang) so I loved the dish automatically.