Great restaurant located in Hopewell specializing in Filipino food! While there is no parking lot,…read morestreet parking is pretty easy to find. The restaurant looks small on the outside but packs a punch on the inside, its spacious with multiple areas to sit and adorned with great cultural accoutrements. The food is absolutely delicious they have a rotating menu daily with some consistent offerings and new ones. I have had the pork Adobo, lechon kawali and recently the Laing with shrimp/Lechon Kawali. All are absolutely phenomenal. The flavors here are really prominent and everything is well seasoned. All of the entrees are served with rice and pork lumpia. The prices are fair and they even have a separate area to purchase desserts. My favorite has been the ube egg pie which was sweet, creamy and had a nice earthy undertone from the ube. The service workers there are very kind and will help you navigate the menu if you have never had Filipino food before. You can't go wrong with any of the items and they do keep pretty well in the car if you take it to go.

Came from out of town and was a little concerned at the look of the neighborhood but don't let that…read moreput you off. If you like Filipino food then pay this place a visit. Food portions were ample and the staff friendly. Great place to get halo-halo to go.

My fiancés family moved recently and I have been truly missing authentic Filipino food especially…read moreSinigang! Happy to say I felt right at home and am already OBSESSED. Recommend trying the sinigang, lumpia, and halo halo. I can't wait to bring my fiancé here!

I truly want to give 5 stars because am 1/3 Filipina and I love to support my kababayan but I'd…read morelike to give constructive feedback so Auntie Ning's can even have better repeat following or patronage. The pork sisig was a 3.5 - pork was too minced that by the time they cook it and it was shriveled, it's just like bottom of the pan bits. Longanisa bowl was a 3 because they didn't use the right sweet longanisa (would be nice if the longanisa was left whole and not cut up). The garlic rice seems to be cooked in chicken broth and garlic so it was more of sticky rice rather than true regular rice texture infused with garlic. The service was definitely a 5, welcoming, friendly and helpful. They have handwritten thank you's on their brown paper to-go handle bags!

Have heard good things about this place. So I had to check it out. And was truly blown away by this…read moresandwich from Popletti. I got the soprano on seeded roll with banana peppers and omg I was screaming sitting my car eating it bc it was SO GOOD. They have a pretty extensive menu, and I will definitely be going back to explore more of it. Additionally, they had lots of other items like packed to go meals and sauces, pastas, beverages, and other cute gifty items for pet lovers. It appears to be multiple small businesses located in this space. The staff was super welcoming and helpful. There is a small dining area inside with 4(?) seats. Looks to be a popular take out spot. You can order ahead of time, but I ordered in person. They told me it'd be 15 mins so ran to the store, came back and it was ready. The sandwich was phenomenal. Everything was fresh and flavorful. And they give you a lot, enough for 2 meals for me. Can't wait to go back!

Place rocks. Had a sandwich and it definitely was top tier. You'll be glad you went. Was quick and…read moremade well

The staff is very friendly and the food is good. I just wish it was bigger portions. I'm use to…read moreFilipino plates being $10 and loaded. (I'm half Filipino and from Cali... big Asian community) so paying $17 for one scoop of rice, one chicken thigh (adobo) and a small scoop of sigsig just didn't seem right to me. But I get it I'm in va and no other local Filipino stores. But like I said... the food is good.

I saw this come across my FB timeline and everything looked yummy!!! I called my order in (2 hrs…read morebefore closing) and they still had a dish that I wanted to try. Today was their first day in their new location and it looked very inviting. Not sure if it was customers or family/friends that were there chilling at the pool table or at one of the dine in tables but the vibe was friendly. I talked with the owner and she was so nice and friendly. She explained how to get some of the poplar dishes before it all sold out for next time ... there will definitely be a next time!!! She even gave me an order of pancit to try. I ordered the chicken curry and a dessert sampler. Everything was so good. I can't wait to try a new dish next time!!!

I love New Grand Mart. I love having a close grocery store filled with all kinds of food that I…read morecan't get a nearby Kroger. It is a large mix of East Asian, Desi, and Latine food and ingredients. If you need something you can't get in the "ethnic" section of a grocery store, or you want to try something out of the American norm, I whole heartedly recommend New Grand.

The smell inside and outside the grocery store is vile. Not the best selection of items either…read more Will not be coming back

Omg!! I never thought I'd get excited about a grocery store! This market has so much to offer and…read moreitems are reasonably priced! I love to cook "exotic" dishes, and I could find all of ingredients here. The aisles are labeled so things are easy to find. There's plenty of staff to help you as well. They even have a restaurant type place inside. We took a look at the menu, and it seemed like they offer lots. It smelled delicious! The fruit selection was so huge and was fresh. I browsed each aisle so I'd know what to get on my next visit. I can't wait to go back!

I have been to New Grand Mart a couple of times because my friend who lives in Ashland wanted some…read moremushrooms. I'm not from here. Back home in Houston, I know the only place to find good variety is at Asian supermarkets. So, I searched on Yelp. Here we are. I couldn't believe New Grand Mart has almost all mushroom varieties in the Asian markets: fresh Shiitake Mushrooms, Oyster Mushrooms, King Oyster Mushrooms (hardiest kind), White Beech Mushrooms, Brown Beech Mushrooms, Snow White Mushrooms aka Seafood Mushroom, Enoki (good for grilling), Wood Ear Mushrooms aka black fungus 黑木耳 (incredible meat texture), Baby Bella Mushrooms and Button Mushrooms. The only thing I didn't see was portobello Mushrooms. I immediately noticed the clientele was mixed ethnicity. Wow, the store was playing Spanish music and there were aisles of Hispanic products. So, I concluded that New Grand Mart is a truly an international supermarket. Definitely a good place to share my food culture knowledge by bringing people from other areas to come explore.

I booked Mama Vicky's for a work event recently. They were so easy to work with and responded very…read morepromptly to communications. They arrived on time and managed the long line throughout the event. The employees were all friendly as well. All the food I tried was amazing. I like that they offer an all-in-one combo that allows you to try all of their main entrees (pinoy BBQ, chicken adobo, and vegan pansit). It also comes with a choice of lumpia and they have a lot of variations to choose from. I liked the paradise roll and dragon roll. I also tried the mango jubilee dessert and although it's simple, it was delicious. Everything was reasonably priced too. Highly recommend trying their food and booking them for events! They post their schedule on their social media pages.

Authentic Filipino American cooking. The food tastes great! The crispy lumpia (eggrolls) are a hit…read more You can purchase a lumpia for $2-$$3.50. It's hard to enjoy just one. There are many different flavors. I enjoy the savory chicken adobo. The vegan pancit is yummy! I don't mind that it caters to Vegans. My Dad can eat it! It's a sharable size for the price! The BBQ is pork pieces on a stick. It' goes great eaten by itself or with the rice that is included! I want to sometimes eat everything and I am glad they came up with an all-in-one. It's a main dish with rice, pancit, choice of lumpia! The specials vary from place to place. You can find them on Facebook: Mama Vicky's Lumpia and Filipino Cuisine or Instagram: Mama Vickys Official.

This place racially discriminated against me. My partner and I arrived 15 minutes before closing,…read morethey allowed him in (he's Asian) and told me repeatedly to wait outside (older Asian woman blocked the door and refused). Ultimately I was never allowed in

I have been going to this store for my entire life, over 20 years. Every other Asian market has…read moreproblems that this one does not: I can't say that the workers here are overly pleasant, but my experiences at other places involved nasty interactions with employees, bad service, and crappier goods. Everything here is almost always in-stock, and I've been buying their fresh fish and meat for that long, too: it has never disappointed me. The place is always clean, never seen a single insect in there, not even a fly, which is really impressive. This is my #1 choice for ingredients of the nature.