Honest review: I was so excited when I found out that they finally opened. I always drive by here when I go to the base to check if they're open yet, and finally! However, I was a little disappointed. First off, the price is a little too much, I think. That whole plate is 18 dollars and some change (including tax). Everything on this plate is sweet. With the chicken adobo, I feel like it's lacking the authentic filipino adobo taste. I know you can make it in different ways, but it just tastes sweet like oyster sause or something sugar. The caldereta was the best tasting out of this plate. The entire meal, however, needs some salt and pepper. The pansit, I'm not crazy about the noodles that they used here, it's not the "translucent" kind. This one seems like to have a rubbery texture to it. The rice I didn't order because it looked so sticky and stuck together, all clumped up. There wasn't very much of a selection as far as entree. But then again, they just newly opened, so they might come up with some more soon! The store is nice and clean. They even have a little section for snacks if you're craving for some. The slushy I was excited to try but wasn't ready at the time. The staff are nice and friendly. Will I come back here? Yes, I'll give it another shot. read more

Katna's Kitchen - Kaldereta-chicken adobo-pansit - Filipino Near Me - Fairfield, California

I went to Kasayahan in daly city and Katna's Kitchen serves tasty Filipino comfort food that feels homemade. The barbecue is tender, juicy, and full of sweet, smoky flavor. The lumpia is crispy on the outside with a delicious, well-seasoned filling inside. perfectly together and are served fresh and hot. The long wait in line was definitely worth it! read more

I was looking forward to coming here when I found out they were opening a sit down restaurant, but was disappointed. I've been following them on Instagram and was very impressed with the menu they had for vendor events, but I was let down here. I've come here twice, once for breakfast and another time for lunch to give this restaurant a fair review. The first time I came here, it was before breakfast ended at 10:30am. I was disappointed to not even see half of what the extensive breakfast menu says they offer. There was only beef tapa, chicken and pork tocino. I would've had to wait 30 minutes if I wanted longanisa, keep in mind breakfast was about to be done serving and it wasn't ready. The serving size of the silog was unequal since there was so much rice given for such little meat. The garlic rice was also noted to be very mushy and wet. I also came across the issue that their cashier system wasn't ready to accept credit or debit cards, so I was asked to use venmo, zelle or pay with cash. I didn't appreciate the use of a money app at a restaurant as it can be inaccessible to some customers. I was let down by my first time here, so I came here again in hopes of redeeming it. This time I came for lunch way after 11:30am to ensure that food would be prepared. There wasn't many options to choose from, since breakfast items were still out. The serving size and price for 2 entree combinations plate was decent. Unfortunately, the one entree plate was mainly rice which doesn't translate to the $13.99 price. Another downside would be that combination plates offer the choice of rice or Pancit, but Pancit wasn't available to choose from. The tasty items I had were the sisig and Tortang talong, but would have to pass up on the bony kare Kare and chewy, fatty beef tapa. I also tried the halo halo, but it wasn't memorable as it was mainly milk, melted ice and didn't have many jelly toppings. As for the inside of the restaurant, it is spacious and clean. There are a couple tables out for dining in. There are many Filipino snacks and merchandise to look at and purchase. The staff I interacted with is friendly, but take their time when serving. I may have to revisit this restaurant in a few months when things are more consistent, but in the meantime I will not be coming back. read more

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I really want this place to succeed but... I had to leave twice because I was waiting for someone to be at the front and no one is here. I can hear what sounds like dishes being washed by someone in the back. Waited patiently for ten minutes. Even called out hello but no response. Might need to get something more than some bells at the front door if people are not gonna be at the cash register. As for the food it is okay. Sisig is decent. You can read the other reviews about it. Longanisa is flavorful. Everything is precooked and then microwaved to reheat. I'll give it one more shot. Being half Filipino and never learned to cook Filipino food it's hard to find a good Filipino restaurant for the food I miss especially in the local area. read more

I tried this place at Foodieland Night Market in Sac at Cal Expo. I was stoked to try some lumpia. And this place was from my hometown of Fairfield so what's not to love? 707, represent! $9 for 15 lumpia. Hell yeah. We made the purchase and was handed a little cardboard container featuring 15 tiny lumpia a little bigger than penne pasta but nowhere near what a regular lumpia eater is used to. There was also a dipping sauce. My significantly better half and I tried them. WTF? They tasted like nothing. I'm sure there was a filling inside them but we couldn't tell. They tasted like fried lumpia wrappers. That was it. Couldn't taste any kind of filling. There we sat eating penne lumpia that tasted like sadness. Based on these lumpia there's no way i'd visit the restaurant in Fairfield. Why? For more disappointment? Epic fail. And I love lumpia. read more

I was excited when I saw this place open-been seeing it in the works for sometime. The positives are a family run business, with very kind people. A military discount. Clean and seating both inside and outside. Today I ordered pork tonico and they didn't have pancit so instead had this other noodle dish. Sadly noodles were mushy and luke warm. The pork was better but not something I would order again. I was really hoping to have liked this restaurant as it is so close to work. A person before me ordered a type of dumpling that he had to wait to have cooked. I might give them another try and order that meal ahead of time. read more

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Katna's is our favorite Filipino restaurant! Excellent service, fair pricing in store and catering, and the store is super clean which is so important to us! We got a bunch of food for my son's first birthday and it was eaten up SO FAST! highly recommend Katna's! Also it's really nice that the food is labeled and the employees are really friendly about questions and will even give samples of things you're curious about trying. read more

Ms Agnes is the kindest Filipina Tita you'll ever meet and she makes the most amazing, exquisite Filipino dishes you'll ever have for a cheap price. I could eat her foods breakfast, lunch and dinner. Service is amazing, very generous food serving too. read more

Katna's Kitchen - One of my pregnancy cravings, Turon. - Filipino Near Me - Fairfield, California

Excellent food and customer service. Staff is friendly. You can buy lots of Asian food that you miss from childhood. read more

Florida Jesus brought me here great customer service ran by family. I didn't have time to take pictures and just devoured it haha. Great food and very affordable. They don't skimp. Small spot and unfortunately no restroom. I hope they can relocate to a bigger space because this place is a gem. Highly recommend! Would definitely come back read more

Hidden gem. Located: Before the entrance gate to Travis Airforce base. Variety of food (depending on the day of the week and time you arrive) you can always call and ask what is on the menu/hot table). Lechon kawali, chicken adobo, beef nilaga (chunks of beef / soup base), bangus sinigang (milk fish/sour soup), sisig, breakfast/lunch Silogs- Filipino breakfast (2 fried eggs, garlic fried rice, and your choice longanisa, tocino, fish (I think) and beef tapa. These are just a few that I tasted. Food is delicious s/o to the cook! Owner of Katna (Agnes) she is full of good energy, friendly, and pleasant to talk to. My family and I come here twice a week! Jeanette read more

Came here to pick up some to go filipino food and boy were they DELISH! Paksiw na lechon, picadilyo were A+++ Kare kare was tasty but I prefer the chunky type not the runny but it was still a solid B+ for me. Service was fast and no issues. Will definitely come back fo the sisig! read more

Cute little fil cuisine place. Food is great, def a taste of home. Here for education at mare island and although the drive to Fairfield is about 30 min the food does not disappoint. I ordered a two item plate with garlic rice ($16.99 + tax). I also got her calamansi slush ($5 + tax). The kare kare was scrumptious and of course you cannot go wrong with tortang talong. Def will go back and try other items on the menu! Her service was also great and she was so sweet and nice! I deduct a star because of the distance, kind of out by the afb, and idk if it's the straw being organic but it bristled after 5 min or if it was a reaction with the calamansi. Also, need to try the other food options and the little bakery goods. A bit pricey for a portion size equally of a Panda Express container ($25) . Over all, a good food experience for a first timer! read more

Disappointed. Bought a pork and a chicken skewer from their food truck at the Tomato festival in FF. Asked for foil because we were bringing it home and she says they didn't have any at that time.. She gave us another paper tray to put over it even tho it didn't cover it completely. Any sauce that was on there spilled. Luckily we had a bag in the car to put it in. If you're serving from a food truck, have something to cover the food, even if I ate it there I didn't want to walk around with my food all out. The pork was so fatty, not a good fat that melts but a chewy rubbery fat that you can't eat and have to spit out. The chicken was apparently from a drumstick because it had the gristle on it that I also had to spit out. If you're going to buy cheap meat at least cut the fat & gristle out. The seasoning was good but nothing to write home about maybe that sauce would've helped if it didn't spill. I've had way better skewers at Seafood city in Vallejo & Suisun Seafood center. I thought I was missing out because I haven't tried their food before but those skewer made up my mind, I'm good. Do better. read more

Service was good. Nice and clean. We ordered crispy pata and few other dishes. Most were very authentic but we were disappointed with the crispy pata. Crunchy skin but the meat was hard and over cooked. We're willing to give it another try though. read more

Went there to try their food, It wasn't that good, the sisig tasted more like crushed chicharon theres not enough flavor / lemon and spice to it. Kalderetang baka is okay but not good. The grilled bbq is overflowing with sauce that tasted like ketchup it probably would be better if they lessen it. Halo halo is just ice and milk. they should put more in it more banana, nata, gulaman, langka? coz its sooo plain Its a big let down. wont be coming back if I am to choose with filo stores in the area djs bibingkahan / seafood city food is way better taste wise / food option. (and thats telling alot) read more

If you miss Filipino food this is the place to go to! The service was so fast, no waiting time to get your order ready as it is cooked beforehand. The ambiance was so nice too, love the idea you could buy filipino groceries in one place. Will surely be back read more

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The freshly cooked food is good. I had the Dinuguan and I'm pretty particular about it - it's good. Sinigang was a little too extra sour for my liking and I do like it on the sour side. My gripe is the food under the warmer because it tastes like old food. The BBQ stick was extremely dry and had no flavor, like they just brushed on some Filipino bbq marinade and called it a day. The fried tilapia tasted like metal. ... and the lumpia that I had to wait 10 mins for was HORRIBLE. A Filipino restaurant that had horrible lumpia? Ya, it happened. The meat was so dry and it was only half way through the middle of the roll. I'm wondering if it was reheated from a previous batch and the meat shrunk because it looked like a mini overcooked Vienna sausage in the lumpia. On top of that that, the lumpia tastes like fish because they clearly fried it in the same oil. They have the WORST lumpia I ever had. I'm sorry, I think they're overhyped on social media. They look great in their IG posts, warm, friendly, etc.... But we saw none of that when we went. Nice mural though. But man, I can't get over the basics: bbq sticks, fried tilapia, and lumpia... thumbs way down. Also, $16.99 for your little bag of chicharon!?!? It's fried like your other food so I wouldn't take that gamble. read more

The food was "okay." More specifically the main entree was slightly colder than warm although the rice was hot. Something that threw me off was the service, though was "professional" the lady that provided service to my family and I was not friendly. As for the dining area, the space is very limited and small. read more

Not that great, plae has AC but doesn't use it. Contest winning sisig looked like corned beef and wasn't that great. Sinigang wasn't sour at all. A lot of better filipino restaurants out there. read more

Lovely owners, delicious food!! Cute place overall. We really enjoy stopping in for some sinigang and we also recently used their catering service for my husbands promotion festivities. I mean...look at this lumpia YUM. read more

Katna's Kitchen - Filipino Near Me - Fairfield, California

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I visited this place because I saw several posts about them and they're local! Sadly, the menudo meat tasted OFF. So off putting that we had to throw out the entire container. read more

Very good service!! Food is real kapampangan cuisine as they claim to be. The resto is also clean! Love their halo-halo, will come back for more! read more

Katna's Kitchen - Filipino Grocery - Filipino Near Me - Fairfield, California

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Pretty good food. Prolly the best in the Fairfield / Vacaville area. Prices are good and fair as well, specially for catering. Definitely recommended read more

Pleasantly surprised! Food was good and Agnes was a sweetheart! This will be my go to for pork sisig!

I had a fantastic time at this friendly Filipino restaurant. The food was delicious, and the staff was welcoming. The authentic flavors and cozy atmosphere made it a memorable experience. Must try sisig and kalderata read more

Food here is really good it was first time coming here yesterday and i highly recommend for everyone to try there delicious pilipino food price is very reasonable and quantity of food they give is a lot read more

Updated review: finally got to try Katna's. The owners are very down to earth. I came during lunchtime and they had a decent amount of options. Definitely recommend if you want a quick turo turo filipino lunch to try. 2 entrees for $12.99 wasn't bad considering the generous amount they give out. Another plus side are the filipino snacks! They have chips, pastillas, polvoron, century tuna & so much more. read more

If you will be selling your food at events I wish the quality is the same as you are selling them at your restaurant. For $20 a plate please serve a better tasting pansit. Kapampangan quality please. read more

My wife and I had sisig from their tent and enjoyed it. We tried lunch at the restaurant. I had the BBQ chicken and Sisig. The chicken was marinated, then BBQ. I liked both dishes. They have a smaller selection than the place across town, which is understandable. They don't have the customer base yet. The selection is enough for me and my wife. There are items that they cook to order. The food is freshly cooked and is delicious. We have gone back several times already. read more

Food service was greattt 10 out of 10 would recommend to eat here after a long day at work!!

Besides of being hungry the food is super yummy, plus K the owner is very nice. gives us free drinks too.

I ordered the 2 item combo. Half pancit and half garlic rice, kare kare and sisig. Very good. Tasted like home. Great food. I will be back.

Food is good. Small place though. Service is good too. Their sisig is good and their breakfast too. Been there twice only. Will go back again. read more

I've tried this place twice now. There is a good selection of Filipino foods to choose from. I've gotten the entree plate with rice and kare kare and chicken adobo. Both were decent but the meat in the kare kare was light. Wasn't a big fan of the pancit. The second time I came around noon but they said I had to wake 30 minutes for the chicken adobo to be done. I tried the Kaldereta which was pretty good! I love how there are a bunch of snacks that remind me of my child hood to choose from. I'll come back and try something else. read more

The food here is amazing! Portions are big and can feed two people. You can taste the quality of each dish and it does not disappoint! Will recommend to everyone I know! read more

The food is authentic kapampangan. Owner and cook are kapampangan so you can expect a tasty and delicious food. I love their kare kare among the rest. And wait till they're fully operational read more