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!

What a neat little store! It's super convenient that it's near to my house and the employees here…read moreare very friendly. The prices are also very reasonable.

So it's very cramped but the products are fantastic. the prices were great!!! The whole fish in…read morebuns on the floor were slightly off putting but didn't stop me from shopping.

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.

Love this place! It's my go-to for live seafood, specifically Dungeness crab and blue crabs! If…read moreyou're looking for something you cannot find elsewhere, trust me!...Viet Hoa Food Market has it!! And if you need any assistance while shopping, the staff is more than accommodating! Great place!

If you need ingredients for sushi, Asian pasta dishes, sauces, mochi, boba, snacks, or pretty much…read moreanything else, they've got it. It's a pretty quiet store, generally, folks at the counter are quiet but friendly. I almost always find what I need. Save money on your sushi rice, buy it here for so much less than kroger!

Might look small from the outside, but this place has EVERYTHING…read more What is it you need? Hard to find ingredients to up your south, east, or southeast Asian cooking game? New slippers? Housewares or cooking utensils? You name it, they got it. As for me, I'm stocked up on kimchi, udon, and taiyakis for the foreseeable future.

They are helpful and speak multiple language's l have never prepared authentic rice dish needed…read moreseveral ingredients that are only located at a real oriental food market. They were extremely pleasant to help accommodate my needs. Thank you.

Love the products, lots of Burmese and Chinese food and veggies. Will come again! ^-^read more

A wonderful place to do deep work and also to get food and drinks. It is a very convenient area…read morewith outlets and variety of restaurant selection. They have "Con Huevos" and " I love Tacos" they have Heine Brothers insider and the grocery market for smalls grab and go snacks/drinks. I highly recommend using their parking garage for safety dt to downtown location. By purchasing a drink/food item, they will validate your parking for 2 hours.

We popped in the Omni to see the Christmas decorations in the speakeasy and have a holiday drink…read more Unfortunately the bar was closed on Christmas eve but there was a sweet employee stocking the lobby bar that gave us a sneak peak. The decorations were very cool. So we decided on a coffee at the coffee shop in the Market instead. I had a holiday Mariah Cherry, white chocolate and cherry latte. It was so very good with a distinct cherry flavor and piping hot. My hubs had an americano that he enjoyed. Service was good and it was fun to sit in the market and watch the few folks that ventured in while we drank our coffee. Such a unique space for a downtown hotel lobby attachment. Check it out.

This place is so crammed with food from floor to ceiling that if there was a fire good luck making…read moreit through the narrow aisles (and avoiding the stacked food on the floor) and making it to the door. As mentioned in another review there is a bottle neck near the counter that makes is hard to move from the area where you enter to the other room where the dry goods are stored. There is a very good selection. Like the other markets on third street you shouldn't come here if you are looking for anything that isn't Vietnamese. I saw a few lonely jars of Kimchi in the back refrigerator and a few cartons of century eggs but beyond that it is almost exclusively Vietnamese. Come armed with a grocery list..

Really nice small grocery store, have a lot of everything here if you are into Asian food. I…read morerecommend this place if you looking for Asian grocery store in Louisville.

I love this place so much. The prices are AMAZING. do not buy any Asian candy /pocket anywhere…read moreelse! Wide variety of noodles and sauces and condiments. Aswell as a huge fresh produce section with meat and unique foods. Not to mention an entire wall of frozen things, and even pots and pans and bowls. The posters and decor is nice, it's very calm in the store and the workers/owners there are very respectful and nice! It doesn't get more 10/10 than this.

It's hard to rate this place harshly because of the pandemic. This place is located in an area not…read moreso SEEN greatly for because of the sounding demographic. Other than that, the random asian needs and wants inside can be found. IS IT THE BEST definitely no, but you can and may find what you're looking for. Their veggie section is pretty sad, but I don't blame them. Other than that I think the overall store is good to me.