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.

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.

Best halo halo here in Louisville Kentucky.Friendly staff. Out of 10 I rate 10/10.They have…read moreeverything all kinds of Filipino food every Sunday 11 to 1 pm.

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.

We just discovered Anna's, but we will be regular customers. The food is delicious!…read more We ordered lumpia, pancit, pork fried rice and beef and broccoli to go. For starters, the lumpia was crisp and tasty. The pancit and pork fried rice was flavorful and the pork was tender. The helpings are very generous, so I would recommend splitting a dish or being prepared for leftovers. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We're thrilled to have found authentic Filipino food in this area!

Wow! What a hidden gem in Brandenburg. We ordered takeout and it was phenomenal. Everything was…read morefresh, hot and the portions are very generous. The sweet pork was incredible! We also ordered the chicken adobo with pancit and lumpia. The chicken adobo and pancit were also good, but the chicken was a bit dry. Lumpia was great. Excited to have this place in the area and try other items from the menu!

This was a brief visit but not the last. Prior to this…read morevisit, my one and only experience was when they had their food truck. It is nice to see them with a brick and mortar. The owner/chef was nice to introduce herself and I'll hopefully get the chance to engage with her more on my next visit. The presentation and flavor of my chosen dish was excellent. More food than my stomach can handle which is a good thing when it comes to value for what you pay. The portion is enough for two of me. Thus, there's a doggie bag for later. If there was a combo that reduced the portion with 2 pieces of lumpia and a drink, it would definitely increase the value of the experience. In the pic posted, the true name of the dish is labeled. When you go to the restaurant, you won't see it. Not because they don't know what the dish is but because they may believe you won't order it in confusion of the name. It is nice to see this dish represented and hopefully the locals of Brandenburg will be willing to learn more about Filipino dishes to understand the pride and culture of the heritage. They do honor a military discount. The next visit will be intended for a longer visit and more food to try. Thank you to the owners for bringing the spirit of our people to Meade county.

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!

Filipino food etc. go to store. They have everything to satisfy everyone's craving for Filipino…read morefood taste.

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.

I truly love this place so much! So much variety and different cultures in this shop. I can go get…read moremy ingredients for Pad Kee Mao and pick up some Jamaica for agua frescas. Fresh noodles and fish in the back and great prices for fresh vegetables.

Stopped by yesterday, the vegetables and fruit looked Really Good, better-even than the ones found…read morein major grocery stores, the store looked vary neat and clean and well stocked and I found everything I was after and it wasn't packed full of people this time. I Forgot to grab a frozen dessert thingy, I'm either forgot or ran out of money :D and if you walk to the back near the burlap sacks of rice you'll their incense , a whole wall dedicated to one of India's most enduring and pleasant experiences, and walking by, you smell them, not too over powering but sensitive people may not appreciate them, but they smelled really good back there. And they have a scent for every Major Hindu- deity and they also have big brand ones that like, they have a great selection of puja items that seem to keep moving around with every visit but i find them. I wish they had more types like more brass artisan and photograph religious iconography like they used to have, and they used to give out calendars near new years, I miss them. The staff looked busy as always but I know it I needed help I just needed to ask. Patel bro. Had the absolute Best Ginger in town! I saw fresh curry leafs, a beautiful display of sunflowers oils all lined up perfectly over the produce of which gave the room a honey glow. Great Indian snacks from floor to ceiling. I bought a lot of premade frozen foods since I don't like cooking much anymore now I'm alone, but they are better tasting than anything I'd make at home. And they have great cooking utensils ( traditional ) in the back and all their basmati rice is top notch Sincerely, S-

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.