Nayong Pilipino: Authentic Filipino Cuisine with a Taste of Home

Great smells! Amazing food and pleasant staff. A must stop for lunch and diner.

It’s a little messy cause I drove home ( Vallejo ) but if you want some bomb Filipino food you got to try this spot. The kare kare was on point. Wish I lived closer to get some every week

Great selection of Filipino food. Definitely recommend.

I was hesitant at first to try this place because of the reviews, but this is one of those situations where you have to try and see for yourself. As soon as I walked in, I received a nice welcome from the staff. Great service and they answered the million questions I had with a big smile. I ordered a combo of rice & pancit with Chicken Adobo. The Adobo was delicious and the pancit was tasty and flavorful. Five star hands down. Inside looks great and sanitary. This place is very underrated and I’m excited they’re only 5 minutes away from me. They can definitely count me as a regular. *This is my second time trying their food. The first was through Door Dash and that also did not disappoint.

Food was good and fast (Cafeteria style turo-turo). A few tables for eat-in but most of the orders were take-out. Staff appears to know many loyal customers and there were many customers. They also have a catering menu for parties.

If you’re craving authentic Filipino comfort food in Solano County, Bicol Express in Fairfield is a great local gem worth trying. It operates cafeteria-style, which means you can quickly grab your favorites, from lumpia to pancit to sisig, and get on your way. The flavors were strong and satisfying. The lumpia was crispy and fresh, the pork sisig had a nice sear, and the palabok was rich without being too heavy. The rotating menu keeps things interesting—just know that some popular dishes do sell out quickly, so it’s best to come early if you have a favorite in mind. The service was friendly and helpful. The team behind the counter didn’t hesitate to explain the dishes when we had questions. There’s limited seating inside, but this spot is perfect for takeout. It’s also clean, well-stocked, and includes frozen and refrigerated items if you’re shopping for home-cooked meals later. Prices are reasonable, and portions are generous. Whether you’re new to Filipino food or looking for a dependable place to satisfy a craving, Bicol Express delivers a consistent, no-frills experience. We gave it 4 stars—mainly because the seating and dine-in ambiance are limited—but for taste, speed, and value, it’s hard to beat. Highlights: Great Filipino dishes like lumpia, palabok, sisig, pancit Clean setup and organized frozen goods section Fast, helpful service Good for takeout and quick lunch pickups Affordable pricing and big portions We’ll definitely be back. If you’re searching for Filipino food near Travis AFB or anywhere in Fairfield, this is a solid go-to.

If you are looking for the stuff your Lola cooked you, you can come here. I had the beef steak, beef "t-something", pandit, and rice combo absolutely bomb! I will be coming here everything I'm in the area.

Driving back from San Francisco I found this Filipino restaurant in Fairfield that serves Halo-Halo. It was hot outside and this dessert was a perfect way to cool off. Halo-halo is a Filipino dessert which contains shaved ice, evaporated milk, sweet beans, sweet banana, nata de coco, garbanzos, jelly, macapuno, sago, gulaman, sweet jackfruit, ube ice cream and leche flan. I only came for the dessert, however, Filipino dishes were also served as you can see on the video I’ve posted. This restaurant also serves as a minimart that sells Filipino snacks and other goodies imported from the Philippines.