Nayong Pilipino

Apparently, this place has changed its name to Bicol Express. I think they should update it across all search engines.So, the lady confirmed it used to be Nayong Pilipino. I decided to get bangus (milkfish) sisig which already came with rice. I also tried their kakanin combo of suman (a type of sweet glutinous rice), ube halaya (ube jam) and flan. Both were delicious! I regret not getting condiments for the sisig but it was seasoned well. The kakanin wasn't too sweet so that was appreciated. Prices were reasonable. They also have a mini grocery store which was fun to browse. There's not really a place to eat so I got my food to go. I'll be back!

Nayong Pilipino or Bicol Express, still the same? Which ever one it is, it still delivers fairly well executed Filipino food. Took the kid yesterday, who was craving Lechon, as she got her wish. Firstly the staff is very helpful and kind. Even at the end of the day (1700), the food streamers had a good amount of presentable options! We opted for the lechon kawalli, palabok malabon, and tortang talong. All very done well and very good flavors and the right about of seasonings. This is also a small market with Filipino snacks and other items found in Asian grocery store so that was a nice plus.I remember the former restaurant and owner, we had my daughter's shower and baptismal celebration here and it's been 11years. I explained to her and she was basically in awe. The food is good and the service even better. I hope they continue well and get more customers, there is a lot competitors in the surrounding areas like Suisun and Vacaville, and fairfield has a couplemarket/turo-turo...this place will definitely satisfy your Filipino food cravings. Sarap, Salamat po!

I've always heard about this place and finally found the perfect day to go with my mom. We went on a weekday around noon and we were the only ones there at first but then the lunch rush started to pick up. The food area was like how you would order at Panda Express where you choose your dish and what was also unique about this place is that it was also a store of Asian snacks and goodies! Because the place was half store and half food, there wasn't too much space to dine in but it was just the right amount of the tables to make it work! Originally we were each going to get a 2-item combo, until we saw how much rice they give so we ordered 1 2-item combo for the both of us to share since the portion size was perfect for both my mom and I. I ordered the beef tapa and I sadly forgot what my mom ordered but she loved it! I really wanted a longanisa and the lady at the front packing up the food was so nice and gave me 1! My mom and I took a picture of the sign and sent it to my dad and he got jealous so we will definitely be back again to take him and my husband!

My dad ordered lumpia from here for a party and it was delicious. Would definitely order more for other gatherings. I wasn't a huge fan of the pancit so I won't order that again. Food was reasonably priced. Would recommend for lumpia!

Food is always fresh and tasty. They also have a variety of choices on different days. Staff is always helpful and cheerful.

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.

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.

Catering Service and Restaurant [Fairfield CA]Hubby took me here thinking they had silogs on their menu (Filipino breakfast). This was our first time here and it was turo-turo style, a type of ordering items and literally means "to point" to the item you want. These dishes have been prepared ahead of time. The meal consists of two scoops of white rice and two dishes of your choice. For me I chose the menudo and pork adobo. I was not too thrilled with the items I got. The menudo had big chunks of meat and not the menudo version I'm used to. I'm used to menudo with potatoes and garbanzo beans with the bite size pork meat, not mini sausages and red bell peppers with large cut meat. I think I heard her right when I asked her what the dish was... she did say menudo. My adobo was just okay... the dish was lacking flavor. It didn't have the bold flavors of vinegar, garlic and soy sauce that I was accustomed to tasting. Well, there you have it. Probably not coming back anytime soon. There are a lot of other Filipino restaurants in the area. This is, after all, the Bay Area. Nayong Pilipino is located inside the Skyline Commercial Center in Fairfield. This restaurant offered great service from the friendly staff, she was always ready to help you.I say 3.5 StarsReview #2563

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.

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.