Filipino Style BBQ for $1 in the Heart of LA | Street Food Icons

Dollar Hits is a Filipino street food staple in Los Angeles, specializing in meat skewers that cost $1. Customers can cook pork barbecue and chicken barbecue, along with pork ears, chicken feet, and more on charcoal grills outside the restaurant, located in a nondescript mini-mall in downtown LA's Historic Filipinotown. The three sisters who run Dollar Hits immigrated from Pampanga in the Philippines and have since become local street food legends. Other offerings at Dollar Hits include chicken liver, heart, and intestines, fish and lobster balls, and balut, a fertilized duck egg.

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[slozor]

"No, joke only"

classic filipino line.

[AnggrainiRustam]

To see all the aunties treating customers like family, it's so heartwarming.. God bless you all, aunties. Stay healthy and happy 🥰

[cherrykimhatzaw]

When she say partner in crime her sister reaction was priceless 😂😂😂

[easykiel]

"Im peymus thank to all my media" Gotta love our filipina aunties

[juliocruz]

If you’re ever lucky enough to live in Los Angeles just know all the elder Filipino ladies and older Mexican and Black ladies carry this same Energy
I eat out a lot and prefer the places with the good people even if the food is basic I love being around people like them to

[billzjr]

Just ate from there a few days ago. Man it was a truly amazing and very delicious experience. I only spent $15 for me and my 2 kids. Trust me u definitely want to eat from here. They also have specialty dishes on certain days for like $5 and believe they give u more than your money's worth. I can't wait to go again next year. These amazing ladies were very friendly and entertaining lol. Thank you Dollar Hits for an amazing experience. Can't wait till see u guys again.

[dbngno]

That iconic filipino accent never change.

[pingguthegreat]

"You don't bring money 6 feet in the ground".. Damn.. That punchline.. Hits me right in the kokoro

[sitrep]

These business owners were leaking mad tita energy. 😂😂😂🥰🥰🥰

[nadinea.]

I love them 🤣🤣🤣 “Don’t tell the secret” she was about to tell us the entire recipe!

[bennypaddycake]

I remember seeing them on a eater series "dining on a dime". they were selling in a food truck back then. So hype they got a restaurant

[roxiev]

Being half Mexican and half Filipina I must say I’m lucky to have the best of both worlds♥️

[efdee]

Easily my favorite series in this channel. It's great to see everyday heroes who feed the masses being put on the spotlight.

[sirwillll]

“They called it BAYAGra in the Philippines.”

LMAO

[snowdjagha]

"No. Joke only!"

I'm dead lol

[naslam]

I have worked with Filipinos. They are the most sweetest and hard working, and very proud of their culture. They're very inclusive!

[thegrimreaper]

The greatest people in the world are those with are those that work the hardest and are so thankful for everything they have. Always work hard and never forget where you came from.

[zoecerdon]

When she said, "the facebook is the one who raise me up" im dead

[redozmasoma]

"When you live in America you can do everything you want, but you work, you hard work and hanesty, you know"
splendid words

[mistybanana]

They have such good chemistry. I wish the best for them