This place is the closest thing you'll get to home cooked tasting food on Fort Knox. It's located…read moreat the small PX that has dunkin, Taco Bell, and jj's inside. This is ran by one lady during the lunch hours. She runs her service from 11:30-13:00! Her food is always served hot and ready. The lumpia and any rice plate tastes just as delicious as any hype you've probably heard from someone you know.

Love this food truck! I've had the chicken Adobo and the curry, both are great. Of course I have to…read moreget a whole order of lumpia for myself. Prices are decent and you get a lot of food. I just wish it could move closer to E-town.

First time trying Filipino food here in Louisville…read more Came here to try halo halo and got dinner as well. It's a very small dining space inside maybe 4 tables so looks like this is more of a takeout spot. Service was very friendly but food took a little while to come out and we didn't get water until half way through the meal. Sigsig: fried pork belly with onions, peppers and mayo sauce and served with jasmine rice. Delicious overall, the pork was nice and crispy and minced, but the purple onions really added a harsh bite like they were added raw. The dish waseven better with some vinegar and soy sauce sprinkled on top. Portion was pretty generous but the $18 price was a little bit high. Halo halo: came in a big plastic cup, initial presentation was just OK. First time trying it and it was pretty good. Was skeptical about a shaved ice desert but they really made it sweet with lots of co densed milk and it had a few amount of mix-ins like jelly candy and a good amount of chopped coconut. Would have liked to see more ube. It's a very unique desert. Again, a little steep at $10 for shaved ice in my opinion. Overall, pretty good spot to try some Filipino dishes

My friend is Filipino and he enjoyed the authenticity of the food. Come here for authentic Filipino…read morefood! The food was well rounded and filling, I would come back here for sure. My favorite part was the ube turon (dessert). The lumpia wrapper and ube filling was brilliant - effective, simple, and hits the spot. My only regret was not getting more. My friends and I struggled to find a place with karaoke in Kentucky and we hit the jackpot here - they were nice enough to lend us their karaoke machine! 5 stars all around, come here when it's not busy and ask to sing to Golden by Kpop demon hunters on the machine!

Omg! They have the salty egg fish skin snacks here!! I know it sounds weird if you've not heard…read moreof this Asian snack craze before. Just think about the perfect blend of salty, sweet, crispy, spicy (on not) with a bit of limey tang. There is no fishy smell at all. If you have crossed over to the shrimp chips...you'll love this. Also there are potato chip and cassava varieties, too. Of course, there are numerous other Filipino foods here, too. Frozen fish, seafood, various sausages, meats, lumpias are in the freezers. I wish I knew what to do w these ingredients. Besides those egg yolk chips, I picked up some little bottles of milkfish and coconut jam. I think the coco jam will be great on toast or crackers? I know I will be back for more of those chips and milkfish. Come give them a visit! The owners are so friendly. I'm sure you'll find something interesting to take home, too!

If your in search of your favorite Filipino goodies, this is your store. Clean, well stocked and…read moresupper friendly owners! We've never had bad service. My wife is Filipino and this is the only store she visits in the area. On Sundays they have food vendors selling all your favorites. Try the lumpia Shanghai or the Laing.

A long time and unique asian grocery store in the area. The location is close to highways and has a…read moremenu for appertizers, lo mein, entrees and drinks made to order; couple tables and chairs available to customers if they wish to dine in. The grocery selections have can goodies, dry fishes, refridged seafood, veggies, sauces, instant noodles, cookware and accessories. The owner, Anna, also have cute asian decors!

I've really wrestled with writing this review. So much to love. And yet, so much unfulfilled…read morepotential. The "store" section is very limited. No real perishables like fruits or vegetables. An oriental store without fresh bok choy or bean sprouts, etc? Many items available were standard canned water chestnuts, baby corn and various rice vinegars, chili oils, hoisin sauces and the like. Most of which you could find in a standard grocery. I should acknowledge the incredible help from the store "clerk" who patiently explained items and helped us find things that were already staring us in the face, but with non-English labels. Be sure to ask for the homemade kimchi. Outstanding. Now, slide over to the other side of this little store to the restaurant section where you'll find an extremely limited menu. Anna works the kitchen, making everything from scratch. Don't be in a hurry, because Anna doesn't take any shortcuts. Also, it's important to note Anna's Asian isn't your standard "Americanized" Chinese food. It's made Filipino style. I figured LoMein was a good starter-and it was very tasty. But unlike any LoMein I've ever tasted. Different noodles. Different flavoring. Lots of chicken chunks. Tasty. But different. My wife ordered Chop Suey with Shrimp served with a side of steamed rice. Large shrimp, cabbage, carrots & celery in a light sauce. Again, unexpected flavors. My wife loved it. Then another diner suggested something called Lumpia. Huge chunks of pork. Some vegetables in an absolutely delicious broth. I wasn't sure if Lumpia is a soup or a stew. And I didn't care. It was that good. We got our food to go...and we made 3 meals out of our order. So, here's the deal-if you're feeling adventurous and want to try a different style of Asian cooking, hit up Anna's. It's fresh. It's flavorful. And it's "different". If Asian/Chinese is a comfort food and you prefer the traditional style, Anna's might not be for you. But since most items are under $8, take a leap of faith and support this unique small business.

Thank you, thank you, thank you, Jaimelyn C., for being a pioneer and lighting the path to Lanceta…read more I've lived in Louisville for going on 13 years now and not once did I realize that Lanceta existed. Now I do. I am grateful. Lanceta's not large, it doesn't need to be, but I love the variety of soy sauces (there's a difference, y'know), and I finally have a spot to find Pancit Bihon or Pancit Canton or many other Filipino foods I couldn't find elsewhere. The prices are excellent, bordering on cheap, and it's always nice to overhear the singsong of tagalog being spoke nearby although I understand very little. Kinda like being home. :-)

My mom and I know the owners so we go and get our Longanisa, noodles, rice, seasonings and snacks…read moreonce a month! Reasonable prices! Balikbayan box they also do! We also get great customer service!

One thing I was not expecting from Lousiville was authentic SE Asian food. Imagine my surprise when…read moreI stumbled upon Sarap Filipino in this food hall! I excitedly ordered the lechon kawali and chicken adobo with garlic rice, pancit, and lumpia. The pork was expertly cooked and lechon sauce was the perfect amount of sweet and savory. The adobo was serviceable but the pancit was the best thing on the plate; I wished there was more of it. The lumpia was disappointing both in flavor and portion. For the price I found the portions to be very small. You can see in the photo roughly $30 worth of food fit into one of those large trays you might find nachos in at a high school football game. Overall not too shabby.

Definitely a cool spot with good Filipino food. I got the fried pork belly with fried egg and…read morelumpia. The pork belly comes with either rice or fried noodles. I got the rice. It also comes with fresh fruit pineapple and blood orange. The rice was a bit over cooked mushy but not too bad the fruit add a nice bit sweetness to a savory dish. The pork belly was nice and crunchy but was still tender after biting into it. A generous portion too which is always great. It is also served with fried vegetables which adds a great level texture to the rice. The lumpia a fried egg roll essentially Filipino style. I got a beef one. It was perfectly fried and had great seasoning. Was a great addition to the meal. Service was super friendly and welcoming. Its in the food hall but the ambiance is nice.

The food truck was at Flea Off Market at Trellis brewing and the menu was calling my name. A…read morepepperoni pizza egg roll...? Sign me up! The egg roll looked lack luster. But the first bite confirmed it is the adult pizza roll I needed in my life. The outside crust is flaky and not greasy. The inside cheese and pepperoni were amazing. The quick and easy service window made it easy to get your food fast and conveniently. Definitely worth trying if you see this food truck!

I was lucky enough to catch the BAMBA FOOD TRUCK (and)…read more They did not disappoint! Hot, fresh, quick to get you order prepped. I had the noodle bowl. Which is: your choice of fried rice or noodles (Pancit - Filipino noodle dish) & 3 egg rolls. The vegetables in the pancit (carrots & cabbage) were fresh & plentiful and, the egg rolls were great. Good amount of filling & a perfect crunch. Definitely recommend them. I will surely keep my eye out for them at future events.

This establishment offers a truly exceptional experience, seamlessly combining an outstanding…read moregrocery service with a highly recommended, welcoming ambience. The shelves are consistently well-stocked with a premium selection of fresh produce, artisanal goods, and everyday essentials, making shopping both efficient and enjoyable. What sets it apart is the inviting atmosphere, characterized by clean aisles, pleasant lighting, and a warm, customer-focused environment that makes you want to linger. The staff is attentive and helpful, ensuring that every visit is very good and very nice from start to finish.

Worth the 1-hour drive. No question…read more Viet Hoa Food Market is hands down the best Asian grocery store I've found in Kentucky. The selection is massive and incredibly diverse--you could spend hours just browsing. The seafood section is next-level, with items I've never seen elsewhere, including water bugs commonly used in Thai cuisine. Service was good, and I couldn't stop taking photos because there's just so much to take in. From cookware and dishware to fresh produce, spices, snacks, and pastries--this place truly has it all. If you're hunting for a hard-to-find ingredient like Thai holy basil or galangal, you'll find it here. A must-visit for anyone who loves cooking, exploring, or just a great grocery experience.

Patel Brothers is an Indian grocery store that offers everything from refrigerated and freezer…read moreitems to fresh fruits and aisles of dry goods and seasonings. Prices seem comparable to other grocery stores. The crowd was busy but the team worked fast to keep the line running smoothly and several people restocked shelves. Today was a drop in only because I was in the area; however, several items caught my eye in the freezer section. Since I'm not one to cook I appreciate the selection of meals to find a favorite.

It is tight in there but you get whatever you need for your Indian cooking. The vegetables are…read morefresh most times and so are fruits. I'm not sure why they don't expand their premises, but I think that would be helpful overall. Definitely expect more from from them since they have such big stores in different cities selling 10 times more variety than they do here. But it works