"Sauce palang, ulam na"
is a popular Filipino expression used to describe a dish where the sauce is so flavorful and satisfying that it can be the main course (ulam) on its own.
That is what we strive for in our kitchen at Salo Salo.


Our Cooking Philosophy
At Salo Salo, we only have a few items on our menu for a reason. This allows us to focus on the quality of each dish.
We make our own stocks, broths and sauces in house and cook mostly using the low and slow methods. We marinate the chicken for our adobo and pancit for 8+ hours and cook on low heat.
For our Sinigang (Sour tamarind soup) we use real tamarind or sampalok and wild caught shrimp. For our Kare Kare, we grind and roast the peanuts and use a homemade roux to thicken the sauce.
We try our best to use traditional methods and carefully source our ingredients from local farmer's markets.
We now fry our lumpia and french fries in 100% Beef Tallow
(We still have vegetable/soybean frying oil as an option. Please let your server know which you prefer.)
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We love our guests
We're proud to be the first Filipino restaurant in Clayton County and one of the few that's south of Atlanta












Special of the Day

Bangsilog
Marinated bangus (milk fish), served with garlic fried rice and an egg.
Ube Flan Cake
baked from scratch, our combination of leche flan, dark caramel and ube cake is always a crowd favorite.
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