Felynn Oriental Restaurant

ALWAYS banging very good food...
in and out quickly.
I don't know if they still do karaoke, but they did have it...
Clean inside..
very nice and friendly...
we love their food

An icon in the area, Felynn's has been serving Filipino favorites for years in Virginia Beach. Little mix up on my order; I ordered the two mains, plus rice combo.
Asked for pork adobo, pancit, rice, and as an extra, three lumpia. I received everything but the pancit.
I guess I confused the woman.
Got it straightened out by paying the $2.25 for the lumpia and getting a side of pancit.
The only ding here is that the woman packed the lumpia with half of them sitting in the adobo sauce, hence no crunch. On the food: I wish it was braised just a bit more to render the pork more tender.
Same ding as Susan's Kitchenette.
They didn't braise the caldereta long enough, and the beef was tough.
I know Filipinos (with the exception of maybe my father) don't tend to velvet meat like the Chinese do.
Flavors were good otherwise. Go there.
Dinuguan on Fridays, apparently. Get your Pinoy freak on.

Been here many times, can’t recall why I haven’t written a review.
I like the piled high large portions they give you.
I always get their pancit (bihon, thin glass noodles), it’s always on point very flavorful and not dry.
Today they also have pancit palabok.
And 2 entrees, this time I got (pork) sisig and pinakbet.
Guess what they give you bagoong (shrimp paste) to go with the pinakbet.
Everything was really good.
The only thing I’d say though is their turon isn’t as thin and crispy, they’re burnt in parts and tough.
They have delicious cassava cake with coconut, highly recommended.
They have frequent stamp card so loyalty pays with 1 free entree with 10!