Señor Sisig - Reviews

My experience at this restaurant was a mixed bag. The burritos were great if you like that style, earning a food score of 5. However, the service was lacking, with a score of 3. Specifically, I paid for an egg that wasn't included, and requested sauce that never arrived. The atmosphere also received a score of 3, and the noise level was quiet, making it easy to talk. Overall, the food was a highlight, but the service issues detracted from the experience.

My experience at this restaurant was a mixed bag. The sisig burrito was unfortunately very very salty, which was a significant letdown for the food. However, the calamansi drink was pretty good. The restaurant is located in the ferry building, and the seats outside offer a nice view. The service was rated a 3 and the food a 2, while the atmosphere received a 4. It was a lunch visit with no wait time.

I came in with high expectations for authentic fusion food but left with regret. I ordered the Cali Sisig chicken burrito and the Señor sisig chicken burrito, both priced around $16. For the price, I expected a larger burrito. While I didn't have to wait long, the burritos were only slightly warm, which was disappointing. The Señor Sisig burrito was the better of the two, with the cilantro lime sauce adding a complex flavor. The California Sisig Burrito, made like a traditional California burrito with Sisig chicken, had stale fries and was too salty. I might try the tacos or burrito bowl next time, but I won't be getting the burritos again.

I had a phenomenal spot for a delicious lunch or quick dinner at Senor Sisig. I stopped by for a casual dinner before a concert at the Chase Center, and it was the perfect preamble to the show. The food is delicious; it's hard to say no to Filipino-Mexican fusion, and it's remarkably flavorful. They offer a variety of spice levels, but even their mild options are packed with flavor. I recommend getting at least a moderate spice level. The portions are quite generous, and I appreciate their expansive menu, which includes burritos, tacos, rice bowls, fry/nacho bowls, and salads. I enjoyed their Sisig Salad with tofu, which was quite tasty. It featured a generous helping of fresh shredded lettuce topped with tofu, shredded cheese, pico de gallo, diced peppers, and fried tortilla strips. The calamansi dressing was delicious and helped bind the salad together, and the tofu was cooked well. Adding a fried egg was a delightful addition, with the runny yolk providing an extra layer of creaminess and richness. While Senor Sisig specializes in meat, I appreciate the effort put into making their vegetarian options tasty. The restaurant has a pretty large indoor/outdoor space with ample seating, perfect for sharing large group tables with other concert-goers. The service was remarkably efficient; despite a long line before the concert, we were able to order and receive our food within about 15 minutes.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic, especially as a pre-game meal before a Valks or Warriors game at Chase Center. I can confidently say it's the only place you should eat. The Cali Burritos were the best ever.

I prefer this location to their others because it’s cleaner, with more seating, faster food, better service, and better atmosphere. They also have some “Thrive City” exclusive menu items. In my mind, you can’t beat their classic cali burrito. Fun tip: you can get nacho cheese sauce on the side for $1 (at time of posting) and can pair with the $2 nacho chips — for nachos & cheese appetizer. Great spot before a game or when visiting Mission Bay.

My experience at the restaurant was not too bad. The food was decent, but I have a feeling it could have been better. I might have chosen a different or spicier option. It also seems like it might not be the best place for vegetarian/vegan options. The service, atmosphere, and food were all rated a 3 out of 5.

THRIVE CITYYY! It's a great location to represent Filipino cuisine. There's plenty of seating inside and outside, which is great for home or away games. The watch party screen is best with a crowd. The setup includes 4 lines, with 2 cashiers and 2 self-kiosks. Bathrooms are provided inside and require a pin-code obtained at the counter. I finally got the chance to try the newest items on the menu. The sinigang wings and chili lime chicharrones were fire, especially with the ube horchata drink. The guac and chips felt freshly made, with a satisfying crunch in every crispy chip. The loganisa chopped cheese with mild spice and the pandan milk tea were just okay for me, not bad but not outstanding. I did notice many people ordering the tocino burrito, and I took a bite of my girlfriend’s order – that was amazing! I would definitely stop here and grab it for breakfast on the go. I will come back to try other things, thanks!

I used to go to the Serramonte location and it was good. My wife and I ordered the tocino and pork sisig burrito, and it tasted nothing like it. The tocino tasted like a tomato burrito with not enough meat in it. The same thing with the sisig – no meat, all veggies. It felt like we were eating veggie burritos. For that price, we expected more food quality. What happened? Geez, what a rip-off.

My experience at this restaurant has been consistently excellent. I love getting my lunch here every week and have never had an issue. The customer service is outstanding, and the management is super nice too!