Little Mama's - Round Rock, Texas

Jennifer

Tried Little Mama’s for the first time on a Saturday afternoon. We arrived around 12:50pm and didn’t realize they closed at 1:00pm. The lady was nice and said the kitchen could accommodate a lumpia order so we ordered 6 lumpia and they were delicious! Hot, fresh, crispy and generous lot filled with pork and veggies. Sad we didn’t have a chance to try the larger menu but we will be back earlier in the day next time!

Mike Purisima

Taste and smells like home!! I cook Filipino food for my wife and kids but sometimes I want to take a break but I haven’t really found a spot that suffices in the Austin area…UNTIL NOW!!

The Lechon Kawali, bangus and sisig were all on point.

Little Mama’s has earned my business for life! Wife states my pancit and lumpia are better but we know there’s some bias there ?

Maraming salamat sa staff, super welcoming and friendly!!

Neil

This is the best Filipino food spot near Austin, in my opinion.

Got here on Sunday around 11:15am. I ordered lumpia, pancit, and Filipino BBQ as well as the lechon.

I had to look a little hard for this little gem of a hole in the wall. The service was amazing as I was greeted and told about the specials and the items on the menu. After ordering, it started getting busy, and more customers walked in, but the food was amazing!

The lumpia was crispy and packed full of flavor, and they were stuffed. The pancit had a little vinegar after taste but seasoned well. Also, the BBQ had chicken and pork as it was tender and juicy with just the right amount of charcoal on it and that sauce. The lechon crispy and thick cuts as well the meat were tender and rich of flavors.

Loved this place, and i am looking forward to exploring more of their menu next time.

Charles Alvear

The food was great! Service was very friendly!

Downsides:
There was no clear sign outside to identify the restaurant. The interior (though it smelled amazing from the food aroma) looks a bit run down and cluttered - not up to par with American preferences.

But I took my order to go and truly enjoyed the food. I will definitely go back for takeout.

The lechón plate was plentiful. I must have made 4 meals out of it. Great value for sure!

JiShun Zhou

What an absolute feast of goodness! First time trying authentic Filipino food, and wow, that first bite bought me in. Everything was exceptional! The way they cook the pork is such a delicacy.
The sisig and lechon kawali (crispy pork) are simply addictive. We also tried the beef calderata, an incredibly soothing beef stew.

The wait is a bit long as there’s only one cook, so it can get as long as 45 minutes. You can call ahead but the wait is worth it!

Super recommend! Hope they can expand their business, because they got all the potential to do so!

Willow

One of the best Filipino food available nearby.

I always have to order their pancit bihon because my wife loves it.

I, on the other hand, love their bicol express and lechon kawali.
Hopefully the bicol express becomes available again soon.

And pro tip: follow their facebook, they sometimes sell their fried chicken for $1 a piece and they're really good. From what I can tell, they make it with garlic, lemon, and pepper.

Irene Eubanks

This was the best Filipino food I have ever had in a very long time (I’m originally from overseas so this is my soul food). Service was amazing, place was clean, and all around, a great place to sit down and eat or get takeout from. 10/10, wish they had this where I’m going to college right now. (Had the pancit and lumpia ?)

Alex

Limited seats for dine in but the food is good especially fried pork and deep fried milk fish. Food are served in to-go boxes but they do use aluminium foil instead of placing the food directly inside the white-togo-box, good job!