Nayong Filipino — Restaurant in Union City

I ordered party trays yesterday and to my great disappointment, the spaghetti tasted like they used banana ketchup and so bland. The noodles were already pre-mixed in the bland sauce and it’s color was so unappealing. It reminded me of the kind of spaghetti you could buy on the street for 5 pesos in the Philippines when I was in college. Nayong Filipino in America could do way better. The sauce was too stingy. I wish i just ordered from Jollibee or Red Ribbon instead. I have been a customer for 8 years and I have ordered numerous times before and I am a frequent customer for take-out orders. And so far we were satisfied until now. This time my guests did not even eat half of what I ordered. Usually they will be gone at the end of the party. Their pancit Miki Bihon was not even tasty as it used to. Too bland like they are out of ingredients already. Their fried chicken tasted like it was fried in used oil. Truly disappointed. The guests almost never touched the food that was served. Will never order party...

This is our family’s new favorite filipino restaurant! Every food item is very delicious, we could not pick out one or 2 best tastes bec all the foods we had were delish! So far we’ve had pakbet, sisig, patatim, pritong bangus, chicken bbq. Price is similar to other filipino restaurants. What stands out were the taste, quality, authenticity that mirrors the filipino food culture, and best of all, every staff is warm, welcoming, helpful, respectful, positive and jolly! We will always come back here whenever we have (or not have) cravings for filipino foods! They have dine in, take out, door dash, food tray...

I ordered party (half) trays last weekend. Knowing their Mechado, sitaw/kalabasa sa gata, sisig were one of the favorites, I also ordered seafood paella for the first time. “Para maiba naman.” We were disappointed with the paella. It was not even warm like the rest of the trays, the shrimps and mussels were dry and some were mushy and stuck onto the shell. Sad to say, the paella tray was still more than half full when the party was over but the rest were all gone. It ended up...