Even though I was leaving Alaska the following day, I still needed my Filipino fix. This small…read moregrocery store in Anchorage has almost every Filipino ingredient you could need. From fresh produce (luau leaves, huge papayas, etc) to seasonings and sauces, this store pretty much has it all. I even found salty sugary tamarind candy! The one wrapped in yellow cellophane. IYKYK. There's a small bakery attached as well. The Ube pandesal was so good! This soft roll was filled with sweet mashed Ube and a little sweet cream. Its even better when it's warmed up for about 15 sec.

Its a small dining area but great Philippine food. You order your food then have to walk to the…read morecashier in grocery to pay then walk back to dining area to eat. Portions are good and price is fair. Great for lunch or take out, will be back soon.

Very very authentic Filipino place. Simple, and very hearty dishes served with a pile of rice. I…read morehad the beef caldereta and it was wonderful. This is a place Filipinos go to enjoy their comfort food and see friends, it's not a fine dining establishment. Service was excellent.

Kare kare should be available every day of the week .... But I will come back every Wednesday just…read morefor a taste. I love yall

Ordered the garlic fried chicken and lumpia. Looks like I was the only one there so I only waited…read moreabout 10 mins. The plate was HEAVY when I received and I found out why when I opened it. It was packed! Garlic fried chicken was $20 I believe and $8 for 3 long rolls of lumpia. Chicken was crispy despite being drenched in their sweet garlic soy sauce. (Reminds me of the Korean fried chicken from Zippy's for those from the islands.) Only downside was some of the rice was mushy. Lumpia flavor was okay. Nothing special but did appreciate how big they were. Would definitely go back for the garlic fried chicken and try some of their other dishes.

A lot of rice on the musubi. Perfect size spam though. Curry was good. Rice is good. Took about 20…read moreminutes. It's an outdoor van so you have to get it to go.

We actually don't come here enough. To be honest I think we venture here once a year as they are…read morethe only ones in town either authentic mu shu wraps that we use every Xmas for our Traditional Peking Duck dinner. They actually have very good prices on spices too. Much better than Sagaya or box grocery stores. The best they offer is homemade Kimchi. Oh so good and I need to remind myself go more often to at least get that kimchee.

I come here when I need wraps for my Peking Duck I make every Christmas. But on this occasion I…read morepicked up powdered spices I was out of Ginger Powder and man, I'm coming here for certain spices as they have an Indian Food area and the prices are banging as in LOW! Then I was passing by their Kimchi refrigerated cooler and I was like it's nearly all gone hmmm that means people must like it. So I grabbed a container! I usually get my Kimchi from Costco, but not anymore. After eating their Kimchee there's just no comparison. If you're into Asian and Indian foods I recommend coming here.

The kare kare is legit sooooo good, especially with shrimp bagoong. Guys, I'm from SoCal and was…read morefeeling so homesick suddenly. I needed a taste of home and I don't usually like tripe in my kare kare (I know - blasphemy) so I requested the dish without tripe and when it came out in the mini kawali and with all the delicious veggies still a little crisp (not mushy and wilted), my little homesick heart and tastebuds were so happy. Looking forward to trying more dishes from this place! Thank you, Bahay Kubo for the delicious dinner.

Asian Fusion, Filipino Restaurant. Great gem discovered when we were in Anchorage. Authentic…read moreFilipino food plus quality service, and relaxing atmosphere. Great food at affordable rates.

So excited they got a location inside the BX! I've been eating from their food truck in the parking…read morelot "Jeepney by Adobo Grill" for 2 years. Was also very excited they now have Poke now. Ok so I ordered poke for the second time from here now. Both times I got a Shoyu Poke Bowl. Both times I was not impressed at all. The tuna is okay but the rice is terrible and honestly ruins the entire bowl. I'm not sure how they are making their rice but it is not what I expect from a poke place. The rice seems dry and overcooked, it also isn't the sticky rice you usually get. I'm going to stick to the cooked food I grew to live from the food truck.

So happy to find alternatives outside of fried fast food. Happily purchase a green salad topped…read morewith their Hawaiian-Cali Poke. Fantastic. Can't wait to become a regular right around the corner from my house.

Great little Filipino bakery! This was on top of my list of places to try since I came in from…read moreSeattle. They are only open Fridays and Saturdays, 12-6pm I believe. I called in on a Friday morning at 11:30am before they opened and preordered. I arrived at 12pm when they opened and there was already about 8 customers ahead of me. Checked in with friendly staff, paid for my order, and only took a few mins to get my order in hand. It was so fresh and steaming hot! Great prices, and so yummy! Will come back when I'm in town again!

Best freaking Filipino Bakery in Alaska. they're open on Friday & Saturday from 12 until sell out…read more They also do preorders which is the better way to go. the shop is small but the goodies are worth it. Everything is made fresh, Definitely recommend to everyone.

I was excited to try out Hott Spot on a date with my son and his partner Unfortunately it was…read morereally disappointing. The concept is great with individual pot warmers. But the food itself just isn't that good. I definitely won't be back.

Walked in randomly for a late lunch and it was awkward to say the least. We were the only ones in…read morethere and there was no music playing so it was silent other than the 2 people working the front of house, who just sat chit chatting at a table and then the entire kitchen staff came out to eat too. After about 20 minutes of us being there, they put on YouTube for music. But mind you it is us and the workers. I felt like I was intruding their break or something. I had never been here before and would have appreciated an explanation or any tips/tricks on eating what we ordered and we didn't receive any. The food was ok but I wouldn't come back due to how awkward the entire experience was.

Delicious, fall-off-the-bone ribs, and great chowder. There was no line at the food stand, and it…read moretook me about 5 minutes to receive the foil pan of the half rack of ribs that came with rice and slaw and a chowder, which comes with two rolls. The chowder was incredible, with huge clam chunks that were tender, not chewy, with celery and other yumminess.

It's not often I crave bbq, but tonight was the night. I've driven by this little BBQ hut for the…read morepast few weeks and it's intrigued me. While they DO have clam chowder, the bbq is why I was here. We did the family combo which was $37.50 (the website said about $10 cheaper so I was a little surprised) and easily feeds 3-4 people meat and rice wise. It also comes with a slaw, but it is a small portion. I am not a fan of the slaw. We also didn't get the other side advertised. I loved the pulled pork. The chicken was good. The ribs were fall off the bone tender. Great meat portions for the price. Will easily feed my household for two meals. Very friendly staff and it wasn't a long wait for the food.

I'd been wanting to try this food spot FOREVER. It just seemed every time we were in town looking…read morefor food it was the wrong day. We basically tried everything on the menu. A fried ono fish burger, a seared ahi sandwich, cheesy seafood dip, and the cookies. Everything was awesome! The fish burger had lilikoi tartar sauce and the fish was super fresh tender and flaky. The ahi sando had chopped kimchi and a garlicky mayo. The dip had a touch of smoke and didn't taste fishy. The cookies were bigger than I imagined and were excellent especially with the generous sprinkling of maldon sea salt crystals. If I was forced to split hairs, I'd wished the seafood medley in the dip (shrimp, halibut, etc) were chunkier so you could identify what was in each bite. It was more whipped or creamed together. I also think the cookies would be better if they were just a little thicker, although I can see the allure of a thin crispy cookie also. The cost was pretty expensive, but the ingredients they use are fresh and high quality so you can see where the money goes. The staff were really above-and-beyond friendly. They quickly set up an extra folding table for our family when they noticed we had no where to sit. Please visit this food cart (and follow them on socials, to keep track of their weekly specials) -- let's keep them in business! Anyone can see they take a lot of pride in their food both taste, image and creativity. I can't wait to try more things from Familia.

I have been back a few times now and have to say wow. The quality is never anything remote from…read moreexcellent. This truly is a place that has it dialed in. I am impressed every time. The staff are super friendly! The place is inside Anchorage Brewing and does such an amazing job in ths space they have.