Homemade Filipino Cuisine & Traditional Desserts
About
Our Holy Grail
Ima’s Kusina is a Filipino cuisine store that aspires to bring the best of Filipino food and culture to the rest of the world. We make sure that our customers not only taste but also experience true authentic Filipino food, tradition and culture through our products.
We're the best
from our kitchen
Traditional
Desserts
100% Pinoy. 100% Toothsome.
The Philippines is home to over 7,000 islands which are surrounded by the Pacific Ocean. It’s rich biodiversity makes for some of the most unique and flavorful desserts available.
Filipino
Cuisine
100% Pinoy. 100% Toothsome.
Ima’s Kusina is a delicious source of flavor from the Philippines. There are literally thousands of Filipino dishes that have been passed down from generation to generation. Each dish can be a new experience for anyone with a taste for the cuisine
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Experience Philippines in your plate
In the land of opportunity, we’ve got a taste for our roots. Here’s what we brought you from the Philippines.
Our Resto
Lovely Provincial
We at Ima’s Kusina ensures to make your dining experience a memorable one – not only by the quality of our food,
but also with our service and ambience. We want you to come back again and again!
Handmade
Relaxing
Healthy
Our Roots
Bringing the taste of Philippines
IMA’S KUSINA
Homemade Filipino Cuisine
Ima’s Kusina is a matchless experience.The strict recipes have been passed down through the generations and are only shared with the closest family members. We’re keeping this tradition alive by letting you savor the taste of the Philippines on your plate.
The Feast
Explore our menu of Filipino dishes
We have a wide array of dishes that combine the best of Asian and Western influences.
Homemade Filipino cuisine is unique and has been described as one of the most flavorful of any Asian cuisine.
Crispy Specials
Ima’s Kusina
These crispy specials are flexible dishes that can be eaten alone and are also perfect with rice.
Kakanin
Ima’s Kusina
These are sweets made of glutinous rice and coconut milk, two ingredients that tropical countries like the Philippines have in abundance.
Merienda
Ima’s Kusina
These are light meals originated from Spain and a customary meal eaten in countries such as the Philippines.
What we make
the menu
Suman
traditional
Suman is Philippines’ version of rice cake. Suman is also known as “budbud” in the Visayan languages that dominate the central half of the country.
Suman Cassava
$6.50
grated cassava, brown sugar,
and coconut cream
Suman Lihiya
$6.75
glutinous rice, brown sugar,
and coconut cream
Ube Suman
$6.50
ube, glutinous rice, brown sugar,
and coconut cream
Latik & Gata
$6.50
curd of coconut milk, glutinous rice,
brown sugar, and coconut cream
Kakanin
Freshly made
The name kakanin is derived from two Tagalog words: “kain” (to eat) and “kanin” (rice). It’s an umbrella term for sweets made of glutinous rice and coconut milk, two ingredients that tropical countries like Philippines have in abundance.
Luna Tray
$24
sapin-sapin, kutsinta, puto
and maja blanca
Theasa Tray
$38
sapin-sapin, kutsinta, puto
and maja blanca
Cenen Tray
$24
sapin-sapin, kutsinta, puto
and maja blanca
Vilma Tray
$54
sapin-sapin, kutsinta, puto
and maja blanca
Crispy Specials
crunch & munch
These mouthwatering crispy specials are the pride of Philippines, present in every Filipino feast and picnics.
Belichon
$15/lb
rolled roasted pork belly,
stuffed with herbs and spices
Ukoy
$3.75
glutinous rice batter, unshelled small shrimp
and various vegetables
Chicharon
$11.25
fried pork rinds
served with vinegar
Turon
$1
thinly sliced bananas, dusted with brown sugar, rolled in a spring roll wrapper
Merienda
all-time favorites
The term merienda came from the Spanish merendar, which means “to eat snack.” It is usually eaten to relieve hunger when it is not yet lunchtime or dinnertime.
Carioca
$3
sweet rice flour and sweetened
shredded coconuts
Turon
$1
thinly sliced bananas, dusted with brown sugar, rolled in a spring roll wrapper
Pancit Palabok
$7
rice noodles with thick yellow-orange sauce,
and various toppings
Tamales
$6.50
dough filled with various meats or beans, wrapped in banana leaves
