Nayong Filipino Restaurant

Moved from Fort Street? Ordered banana lumpia for a coworkers bday. I've never seen it look like an egg roll before - usually the sides open and nice and crispy? Not my thing, so hard to judge, but the coworkers said was good.Workers polite enough. Funny though I order 15 lumpia, and I ask for napkins and he gave me 3. I may look like I can eat all by myself, or maybe share with 2 friends, but it was really for more people to share. Asked for more and got an exasperated look. Could do without the attitude, but at least the food is okay.

The food was delicious, service was excellent the owner is such a nice women. Just a chill place to have a fast meal. Definitely recommend. It hit home for me.

Happy that they are still in downtown! They just moved right across from their Corner location on Adams lane. They now have chairs and 3 tables for you to sit down and eat! Their menu and food still looks and tastes the same. Updated pics attached to my review...

This is one of my go to places if I'm craving authentic Filipino cuisine. Their dishes reminded me of the comfort of home-cooked Filipino meals.Its take out style and you have the option of getting one or two choices. I usually get two because it's so hard to pick only one dish. The adobo is savory and tender, the sinigang has just the right tang and warmth, and their pancit is flavorful.Their halo-halo - a perfectly balanced, and a refreshing dessert that is a must-try.They recently moved to Union mall next to 1132 Bishop. Their new location is more spacious with seating. While the location may be a bit away from the main Fort Street mall area, the journey is well worth it. The restaurant itself doesn't offer a lot in terms of parking, but street parking is usually available on Bishop (for grab and go only).The staff is warm and welcome. If you go there often, they will remember you and know what your regulars are.

visited on 9/6/2023Good comfort food. First bite of the pork adobo transported me back to my grandma's kitchen and seriously made me miss them.

I loved everything I've ever tried from here. My go-to is a mini plate with pancit and pinakbet - their pinakbet is truly one of the best I've had. Their pork adobo and pork guisantes is also very good! But, the best thing from here hands down is their turon - I've never had banana lumpia so crispy, sweet, and with such a generous amount of banana and jackfruit. If you go here, do not leave without trying this!The service is always excellent - sweet family members with great attitudes!

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!

Delicious!! I'm a sucker for the lumpia (meat, vegetable, and banana ones) pancit, chicken adobo, and menudo!

Love the pork and chicken adobo, piroshki, thick noodles pancit. Everything is delicious but these are my favorites. Service is good the ladies are always friendly, very helpful.It's a nice and a clean place to stop by and get a quick lunch or breakfast. Until next time Nayong when I'm craving.

Amazing restaurant with a variety of dishes that are all very delicious. Family owned business so you know the service was top tier! Atmosphere was very welcoming and kind. Overall 5/5 restaurant and will definitely visit again.