Pasayahan Sa Nayon — Restaurant in Houston

The Filipino flavors in this restaurant are totally on point. Fun atmosphere with a stage, drum set, microphones and speakers.

Friday and Saturdays they have band and karaoke going, which is very inviting and fun.

Going back to the food it was all freshly prepared. We came there on a late Saturday Sunday afternoon. They close at five when we were there at 2:30 and so it was just the owner of Joey, who was running the restaurant by himself, and cooked all the food & it all came out delicious hot fresh and prepared super friendly owner really inviting atmosphere . I’m sure if there’s more employees you would have no rock busier atmosphere but we were happy with our experience here.

Would highly recommend and definitely plan on going back especially a Friday or Saturday or we can hear the live music and maybe do...

I had the pleasure of dining at this fantastic Filipino restaurant, and it was an absolutely delightful experience! The food was truly amazing,the flavors were authentic and vibrant, showcasing the best of Filipino cuisine. One highlight for me was the egg roll Lumpia Shanghai,perfectly crisp, flavorful, and simply unforgettable. The service was outstanding as well. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, making sure every guest felt cared for and comfortable. Their attention to detail and warm hospitality truly enhanced the dining experience. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who appreciates excellent food and exceptional service. Whether you're exploring Filipino cuisine for the first time or already love it, this place is a must visit. I'll certainly be coming back again especially for...

Went to watch Urbandub perform and the band played great but the venue was terrible. Paid $40/ticket for a makeshift stage in the food court. Wasn't feeling the vibe at all. I came to watch a concert, and not have a buffet. The acoustics was a joke. No alcohol was served but there was a corkage fee for BYOB. What place doesn't serve alcohol for an concert. They had beer drinking contest with no beer provided. What happened was they took four bottles of beer from a customer attended the show and had person drink a bottle of beer. Wow. They had four bands open before the Urbandub. Whats that all about? Usually you have a one band open for a major band. Not 4 bands before the main event. I only came because Urbandub was playing and was their first USA tour. They deserved a...