6 waiting for $13.And the wing is literally the size of your thumb. Very
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
maria fleya
Ordered a crispy pata for me and my husbands lunch as I was craving for crispy pata. Paid for $35 But the one that we had was literally just bone, chewy fried skin and just a lil meat that was obviosly not from whole piece of crispy pata!!! Very disappointed!! won't come back here again!!!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ernesto Soberano
Worst customer service. Worst Filipino food. Pancit is very expensive and and not good. Go to 3J's in Suisun. Pancit and other foods are way better and uathentic.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Berto T.
Woooowwww this place is amazing!!!! Everything is sooo good and freshly made daily!!! I can other emphasize how amazing and good this place is! If you want authentic filipino food, this is your go to place! I am telling you and to top it off everyone is so friendly and nice! Makes you feel like having a meal with your family! Here are my recommendations;ParesKare kareLaengLongannissaTapaPampanoCrispy pataLechon kawaliChicaron bulaklakFried chicken (max style)KalderetaChop sueyPicadilloAlso i want to add they have groceries now!!!! Imagine grabbing something good to eat while also getting groceries taken care off, how amazing is that two in one stop!!! Will definitely go back!!!
Lyn R.
Under New management!! Friendly staff and yummy food. Taste like home made! Always my go to when I crave for Filipino food. They always have new dish! They have kambing dishes too just call ahead if they made it that day. I love their sisig bangus special order only;)! I've tasted mostly all their dishes and I can't complain if it's salty or under seasoned! Everything taste great!!
Cathy M.
We dropped by Nayong Filipino yesterday for lunch and went in line. At the front of the line was a sign stating the prices. $10.99 for 1 item and 14.99 for 2 items. We ordered 2 plates with 1 item which comes with rice. We expected to pay maybe $24 at the most with tax. When hubby went to pay, the total came to $30 + change! When he sat down and told me I counted out the change. He went back up to the cashier and questioned her and she told him our food was the special deal. ???!!My goodness! The adobong squid was extremely salty and the sinigang pork tasted like old meat. Never again for us.
Kendra R.
My son and I decided to try this restaurant on the recommendation of yelpers!! we arrived at 6 o'clock. They close at seven. It's cafeteria style. They had about 8 to 9 choices of things to order. I had beef, steak and rice. The flavor was really delicious. We also had lumpia. It was very nice hot and fresh my son had pork belly and garlic rice. The pork belly was also very delicious, the service was just okay. Because the food was already ready. Somethings had to be reheated. The lumpia was actually fried fresh. I didn't think the guy had good customer service skills. The ambience was just OK it's more of a market/restaurant. I would recommend definitely the lumpia and the pork belly.
ktzpawz
Driving back from San Francisco I found this Filipino restaurant in Fairfield that serves Halo-Halo. It was hot outside and this dessert was a perfect way to cool off. Halo-halo is a Filipino dessert which contains shaved ice, evaporated milk, sweet beans, sweet banana, nata de coco, garbanzos, jelly, macapuno, sago, gulaman, sweet jackfruit, ube ice cream and leche flan.I only came for the dessert, however, Filipino dishes were also served as you can see on the video I’ve posted. This restaurant also serves as a minimart that sells Filipino snacks and other goodies imported from the Philippines.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ruben P.
Let me start by saying the service was very nice. It's a buffet where you point out what you want for your 1, 2, or 3 item plates or orders. I went here a few weekends ago with my in-laws and wife. We each ordered 2-item plates, plus one to go for my sister-in-law, plus one dessert and a few drinks. For a place like this the price is kind of expensive IMHO. My MIL thought the food was a little bland which I agreed the seasoning was lacking. My FIL who normally will eat anything didn't finish his food. He just said he didn't like it. My food was just ok, but definitely didn't hit the spot. The lady at the counter was friendly and helpful though, and maybe it was just an off day(?). Not sure if we'll be back since there are a few other options in the area that my MIL likes.
Swan L.
We ordered for delivery through one of the apps and it was super convenient, a pretty decent value, and solid flavors. For weekday lunch when it's too hot to cook in Vacaville, we ordered a medium chicken adobo, medium pork sisig, and side of regular and "fried" rice. We also got the 12 count little lumpia. The order came well packed (they plastic wrapped the adobo container to mitigate any spillage) and still hot. While the medium dishes were indeed medium in size, the side order rice felt just as big, but that's a great thing. The "fried" rice is really more like garlic and oil flavored rice, meaning I didn't see them adding other ingredients in there, but very tasty nonetheless. The adobo was better than the sisig as I thought the sisig could have used more cooking time to break down the fatty pieces more. The adobo had lots of bone in pieces of chicken, very moist and flavorful. It ended up lasting us two lunches.
They have a variety of food, but a bit too expensive for the portion size! The lumpia is good and overall the taste of the other food is great. But for what I bought, 50pc lumpia, 3 item special and six longaniza, I could do better portion wise some place else for $70.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Cess Ibe
The staff are nice but the food wasn’t good. we were just visiting napa and this is the closest filipino restaurant. we were just so disappointed. This is not cabalen or nayong pilipino. this is under new management. people are nice but won’t go back here anymore.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 5
Ma. Roma A.
Not my first time in this place before they change the new owner.Serving is small. Kare Kare needs more peanut butter. Tocino is a bit salty. Ambience is clean. Customer service is good.
Katherine Emperador
Super friendly staff, but the food is only alright. Their stews are rather bland, which isn't a problem if you're taking it home and add some salt/patis yourself. The stews are also very watery. The lumpia isnt anything special either. The only thing that hasn't disappointed is their fried fish...which shouldn't be hard to mess up anyway since it's just fried and salted.If you're looking for friendly service, then this is a great place to go to. If you're looking for filipino food in a pinch, this place will suffice.
lakay14
Great customer service. Friendly staff. Food is on the expensive side. Fried pork shoulder and tinapa is good. Garlic rice is soggy and bland, sisig was bland, diniguan is too tough not crispy. Maybe a be bad experience today but will check again next time.
6 waiting for $13.And the wing is literally the size of your thumb. Very
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ordered a crispy pata for me and my husbands lunch as I was craving for crispy pata. Paid for $35 But the one that we had was literally just bone, chewy fried skin and just a lil meat that was obviosly not from whole piece of crispy pata!!! Very disappointed!! won't come back here again!!!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Worst customer service. Worst Filipino food. Pancit is very expensive and and not good. Go to 3J's in Suisun. Pancit and other foods are way better and uathentic.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Woooowwww this place is amazing!!!! Everything is sooo good and freshly made daily!!! I can other emphasize how amazing and good this place is! If you want authentic filipino food, this is your go to place! I am telling you and to top it off everyone is so friendly and nice! Makes you feel like having a meal with your family! Here are my recommendations;ParesKare kareLaengLongannissaTapaPampanoCrispy pataLechon kawaliChicaron bulaklakFried chicken (max style)KalderetaChop sueyPicadilloAlso i want to add they have groceries now!!!! Imagine grabbing something good to eat while also getting groceries taken care off, how amazing is that two in one stop!!! Will definitely go back!!!
Under New management!! Friendly staff and yummy food. Taste like home made! Always my go to when I crave for Filipino food. They always have new dish! They have kambing dishes too just call ahead if they made it that day. I love their sisig bangus special order only;)! I've tasted mostly all their dishes and I can't complain if it's salty or under seasoned! Everything taste great!!
We dropped by Nayong Filipino yesterday for lunch and went in line. At the front of the line was a sign stating the prices. $10.99 for 1 item and 14.99 for 2 items. We ordered 2 plates with 1 item which comes with rice. We expected to pay maybe $24 at the most with tax. When hubby went to pay, the total came to $30 + change! When he sat down and told me I counted out the change. He went back up to the cashier and questioned her and she told him our food was the special deal. ???!!My goodness! The adobong squid was extremely salty and the sinigang pork tasted like old meat. Never again for us.
My son and I decided to try this restaurant on the recommendation of yelpers!! we arrived at 6 o'clock. They close at seven. It's cafeteria style. They had about 8 to 9 choices of things to order. I had beef, steak and rice. The flavor was really delicious. We also had lumpia. It was very nice hot and fresh my son had pork belly and garlic rice. The pork belly was also very delicious, the service was just okay. Because the food was already ready. Somethings had to be reheated. The lumpia was actually fried fresh. I didn't think the guy had good customer service skills. The ambience was just OK it's more of a market/restaurant. I would recommend definitely the lumpia and the pork belly.
Driving back from San Francisco I found this Filipino restaurant in Fairfield that serves Halo-Halo. It was hot outside and this dessert was a perfect way to cool off. Halo-halo is a Filipino dessert which contains shaved ice, evaporated milk, sweet beans, sweet banana, nata de coco, garbanzos, jelly, macapuno, sago, gulaman, sweet jackfruit, ube ice cream and leche flan.I only came for the dessert, however, Filipino dishes were also served as you can see on the video I’ve posted. This restaurant also serves as a minimart that sells Filipino snacks and other goodies imported from the Philippines.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Let me start by saying the service was very nice. It's a buffet where you point out what you want for your 1, 2, or 3 item plates or orders. I went here a few weekends ago with my in-laws and wife. We each ordered 2-item plates, plus one to go for my sister-in-law, plus one dessert and a few drinks. For a place like this the price is kind of expensive IMHO. My MIL thought the food was a little bland which I agreed the seasoning was lacking. My FIL who normally will eat anything didn't finish his food. He just said he didn't like it. My food was just ok, but definitely didn't hit the spot. The lady at the counter was friendly and helpful though, and maybe it was just an off day(?). Not sure if we'll be back since there are a few other options in the area that my MIL likes.
We ordered for delivery through one of the apps and it was super convenient, a pretty decent value, and solid flavors. For weekday lunch when it's too hot to cook in Vacaville, we ordered a medium chicken adobo, medium pork sisig, and side of regular and "fried" rice. We also got the 12 count little lumpia. The order came well packed (they plastic wrapped the adobo container to mitigate any spillage) and still hot. While the medium dishes were indeed medium in size, the side order rice felt just as big, but that's a great thing. The "fried" rice is really more like garlic and oil flavored rice, meaning I didn't see them adding other ingredients in there, but very tasty nonetheless. The adobo was better than the sisig as I thought the sisig could have used more cooking time to break down the fatty pieces more. The adobo had lots of bone in pieces of chicken, very moist and flavorful. It ended up lasting us two lunches.
Restaurantji Recommends
They have a variety of food, but a bit too expensive for the portion size! The lumpia is good and overall the taste of the other food is great. But for what I bought, 50pc lumpia, 3 item special and six longaniza, I could do better portion wise some place else for $70.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
The staff are nice but the food wasn’t good. we were just visiting napa and this is the closest filipino restaurant. we were just so disappointed. This is not cabalen or nayong pilipino. this is under new management. people are nice but won’t go back here anymore.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 5
Not my first time in this place before they change the new owner.Serving is small. Kare Kare needs more peanut butter. Tocino is a bit salty. Ambience is clean. Customer service is good.
Super friendly staff, but the food is only alright. Their stews are rather bland, which isn't a problem if you're taking it home and add some salt/patis yourself. The stews are also very watery. The lumpia isnt anything special either. The only thing that hasn't disappointed is their fried fish...which shouldn't be hard to mess up anyway since it's just fried and salted.If you're looking for friendly service, then this is a great place to go to. If you're looking for filipino food in a pinch, this place will suffice.
Great customer service. Friendly staff. Food is on the expensive side. Fried pork shoulder and tinapa is good. Garlic rice is soggy and bland, sisig was bland, diniguan is too tough not crispy. Maybe a be bad experience today but will check again next time.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 4