Everything is pretty straightforward cozy. Grab a box and load it up. Then you give it to them then they cook it and call your name. Everything was good. A lot of different varieties of meat sticks. Everything you see in the picture for 24 bucks. Good price for two people.

Stopped by here because the girl wanted traditional Filipino street food, and it's very traditional! Chicken guts and feet, eggs, fish balls, all the little things that reminded me of my tourist visit to the Philippines! Service with a smile and you have access to grills in the back to heat your meat. 10/10! Makes me feel like I'm back there visiting!

Easy street food food place that made everything easy to decide what sticks of food to order with fair prices ($1.85/stick). Staff was helpful to explain what what what if I didn't know as some food names were unfamiliar to me. After you pay for your food, you go outside to the back patio where there are two coal grill tops to heat and crisp up your choices. Lucky for us it was a slower afternoon and we were the only people present for most of the afternoon. Looking forward to coming back and trying other food options they have on their menu that isn't just from the bar top on a stick.

My Filipino friend introduced us to this local establishment that serves up Filipino BBQ skewers, and I had a great experience! We went here around 2:30pm for a late lunch and it was still bustling. When you enter, you choose the skewers you want, which costs around $1.85-2.00 depending on what you want, and you also have the option to order some entrees but we focused primarily on the skewers, their specialty. I personally loved the pork and chicken skewers as you can't go wrong with that, but the ones I found surprisingly good were the pig ears and fish cake. Once you get the skewers, they will give you some vinegar and sweet sauce to dip. Bring the skewers outside and place them in the charcoal grill to heat it up and maybe make it more char as you wish. 8 skewers was more than enough for a meal, costing about $16 which was well worth the price. Cash is recommended.

My husband was craving for Crispy Pata. Thanks to you Yelp for helping us to find one, Toto's Grill. This is the first time we went at Toto's. Ordered Crispy Pata (Hock) Fried marinated milkfish (Bangus) and Taho (soybean curd) with sago (boba). The place is clean. The lady who helped us (Rose) is super nice and very polite. They have different kinds of Philippine street food. The food we ordered are all yummy delicious. I hope they will maintain the Crispy Pata serving (huge) and the cleanliness. We will definitely come back and try the street food. By the way we ordered take out.

Been here twice in the last month and I just have to say it hits every time! This will immediately remind you of the street vendors in the Philippines. I am born and raised here in SD and am so glad that there a place like this that can make my mom feel at home. It is such a simple process, come in pick what you want and warm it up on the grill in the back. I love that they set it up this way it really adds to the experience. Everything taste authentic- it's the real deal! Plenty of parking, easy to find, friendly staff, and the vibe is great with the music selection and plenty of inside and outside seating. I highly suggest this place to anyone who is down to try some good Filipino street food. I will mention that the lumpiang gulay is bomb!! Super crunchy and fresh. You have to try one! I can on and on- but the point is- this place is a hit! Go check them out!

Toto's Grill is a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Filipino skewers and street food in San Diego. What sets this place apart is the option to grill your own food outside, adding a fun and interactive element to your dining experience. The skewers are packed with flavor, and the variety of options ensures there's something for everyone. Whether you're a Filipino food aficionado or just looking to try something new, Toto's Grill won't disappoint. Don't miss out on this flavorful gem!

We've been coming here for years, a stick was $1 back then. Brought our relatives from LA and from the Philippines who's just visiting. I know prices it's been up but if we're craving for something, it's okay ones in a while to experience what we used to enjoy and loved eating way back in the Philippines minus the prices of course. We were there around 5PM and all customers were to go so we have the entire grill for us. Customer service was great. Meat choices were great as usual. Only four star since the rice was mushy. Please check before serving so customers can enjoy their dining experience.

Wife & Family like it, and that's good enough for me! Had a great experience overall.. This place you have to cook your own food on a grill outside. So be prepared to do some cooking. They have great chicken feet!