Great service and good food. Come here during lunch to get my fill of some good Filipino dishes. Staff is good and lines move pretty fast.
Just E
I love their arroz caldon, pinakbet, and banana lumpia!
Diego R.
Located on Front St x S Hotel St. Trying to find parking was a hassle but I finally found a spot. Also, I had a huge craving for some home cooking so I wasn't going to give up so easily. I ordered the pork adobo, pancit and pinakbet. The pork was very tender and the pinakbet had lots of flavor. The sotanghon noodles were moist and the veggies for the pancit were plentiful. Highly recommended trying the food @ Nayong Filipino and bring someone to place an order while you're driving around!
Romano G.
Almost like good made by your mom. Dunno about your mom, my mom is a very good cook, so this is a big compliment.
kevin pinto
For your authentic Filipino dish cravings, head over to Nayong Pilipino. A family owned and run restaurant that will surely hit the spot!
Dulce Casanova
Delicious pork Adobe and Pandit!Must try the banana lumpia, it's sweet and delicious!
Angelina Daguio
Clean place and staffs are friendly
Erika H.
I've passed by this place so many times at fort street and when I saw they had Filipino breakfast I had to come! It's been my latest obsession. Unfortunately I came too late but was happy to try their regular lunch plate. They didn't have garlic fried rice anymore too :( I got a 2 choice combo plate for 10.50 and chose the palabok as my carbs. The cashier asked if I wanted half half but said nah but good to know that's an option. The palabok was amazing since there were some pig skin pieces scattered throughout the noodles. Kind of regret not getting half half since the whole plate was so flavorful I needed rice as a chaser haha! Not a bad thing :P I chose pork adobo and pork guisantes as my two entrees. The cashier was super nice cause I kept asking about what each various dish was since it was laid out to see. He was super chill about it. The adobo and guisantes were stacked on I could not finish it! Maybe I need get one veggie instead of two porks cause it felt pretty heavy after x). I also added on banana lumpia as my dessert and damn that s*** was good! It had the caramelization and brown sugar inside. They sell out of a lot of things quick since I also asked for their shanghai lumpia and their pork lumpia and they were out. The cashier also mentioned breakfast is usually done around 11am so I think I'll try go their as early as possible to get everything before they sell out! they take card so A+++!!
Cynthia Crawford
Delicious food with great service
Galiza Jerry
If you want a taste of authentic Filipibo food, this is the place to be. Pork and chicken adobo, pinakbet and desserts like halo-halo and banana lumpia are all ono-licious.
The young filipino lady at the counter is so rude ,she will judge you the way how you eat....
Julie-ann O.
Located in scary fort street mall a few store fronts mauka from marukame udon off hotel street. Street parking only and not close by, but if you work downtown no worries. Their dinakdakan is the best on the island, but it is not served daily. This is ***** stars I have tried dinaks at several places and this was extremely special it has little bits of crispy pork heaven in it making it super flavorful. The rest of the food is acceptable Filipino food fare. It's cheap and decent. Just located in an unsavory area where you have to watch where you step and pretend you don't see zombies so they don't see you, but hey at least you don't have to bathe in zombie juice to avoid them.
Rizlie Villanueva
Filipino food at its finest in the heart of downtown Honolulu. Clean facility and friendly service. Don't be late 'cause by 5pm, they already have few recipes to offer. So whatever they have left is all you get. If you're craving for dessert, they also have the famous halo-halo. If you're not watching your diet, you can never go wrong for this place's delicious food. Try it, to believe it.
Julius Jimenez
This place is always good for Filipino food when you crave it for lunch. Sitting is a bit small but worth the visit
Dianalie P.
My mom suggested this place. Even though I wasn't feeling hungry, as soon as I tasted the food especially the pork chop & pinakbet ( I love pinakbet ), I finished my food in just minutes. Price is a bit much because I'm always "broke" but its a bit worth it at the same time. I would definitely go back again.
Great service and good food. Come here during lunch to get my fill of some good Filipino dishes. Staff is good and lines move pretty fast.
I love their arroz caldon, pinakbet, and banana lumpia!
Located on Front St x S Hotel St. Trying to find parking was a hassle but I finally found a spot. Also, I had a huge craving for some home cooking so I wasn't going to give up so easily. I ordered the pork adobo, pancit and pinakbet. The pork was very tender and the pinakbet had lots of flavor. The sotanghon noodles were moist and the veggies for the pancit were plentiful. Highly recommended trying the food @ Nayong Filipino and bring someone to place an order while you're driving around!
Almost like good made by your mom. Dunno about your mom, my mom is a very good cook, so this is a big compliment.
For your authentic Filipino dish cravings, head over to Nayong Pilipino. A family owned and run restaurant that will surely hit the spot!
Delicious pork Adobe and Pandit!Must try the banana lumpia, it's sweet and delicious!
Clean place and staffs are friendly
I've passed by this place so many times at fort street and when I saw they had Filipino breakfast I had to come! It's been my latest obsession. Unfortunately I came too late but was happy to try their regular lunch plate. They didn't have garlic fried rice anymore too :( I got a 2 choice combo plate for 10.50 and chose the palabok as my carbs. The cashier asked if I wanted half half but said nah but good to know that's an option. The palabok was amazing since there were some pig skin pieces scattered throughout the noodles. Kind of regret not getting half half since the whole plate was so flavorful I needed rice as a chaser haha! Not a bad thing :P I chose pork adobo and pork guisantes as my two entrees. The cashier was super nice cause I kept asking about what each various dish was since it was laid out to see. He was super chill about it. The adobo and guisantes were stacked on I could not finish it! Maybe I need get one veggie instead of two porks cause it felt pretty heavy after x). I also added on banana lumpia as my dessert and damn that s*** was good! It had the caramelization and brown sugar inside. They sell out of a lot of things quick since I also asked for their shanghai lumpia and their pork lumpia and they were out. The cashier also mentioned breakfast is usually done around 11am so I think I'll try go their as early as possible to get everything before they sell out! they take card so A+++!!
Delicious food with great service
If you want a taste of authentic Filipibo food, this is the place to be. Pork and chicken adobo, pinakbet and desserts like halo-halo and banana lumpia are all ono-licious.
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The young filipino lady at the counter is so rude ,she will judge you the way how you eat....
Located in scary fort street mall a few store fronts mauka from marukame udon off hotel street. Street parking only and not close by, but if you work downtown no worries. Their dinakdakan is the best on the island, but it is not served daily. This is ***** stars I have tried dinaks at several places and this was extremely special it has little bits of crispy pork heaven in it making it super flavorful. The rest of the food is acceptable Filipino food fare. It's cheap and decent. Just located in an unsavory area where you have to watch where you step and pretend you don't see zombies so they don't see you, but hey at least you don't have to bathe in zombie juice to avoid them.
Filipino food at its finest in the heart of downtown Honolulu. Clean facility and friendly service. Don't be late 'cause by 5pm, they already have few recipes to offer. So whatever they have left is all you get. If you're craving for dessert, they also have the famous halo-halo. If you're not watching your diet, you can never go wrong for this place's delicious food. Try it, to believe it.
This place is always good for Filipino food when you crave it for lunch. Sitting is a bit small but worth the visit
My mom suggested this place. Even though I wasn't feeling hungry, as soon as I tasted the food especially the pork chop & pinakbet ( I love pinakbet ), I finished my food in just minutes. Price is a bit much because I'm always "broke" but its a bit worth it at the same time. I would definitely go back again.