Two visits deep (brunch AND dinner) and this place has a 100% hit rate in our household. That's not…read moreeasy to achieve. The prices are refreshingly fair, the food comes out fresh every single time, and the vegetarian options? Chef's kiss. I blanked on the name of my dish but my taste buds definitely remember it. My husband, a man of few words when it comes to food compliments, was also thoroughly impressed with his meal. If you're on the fence, consider this your sign. We'll be back. Probably soon.

Curiosity satisfied…read more. We dropped by without reservation for Saturday dinner, they had seating at the bar area or the high table. We chose the latter. The place is not big and they usually have large parties coming in, thus fills the space quickly. We started with Tofu chicharron which we were expecting to be crispy - because chicharron means 'crackling pork rinds' but these Tofu were soft a lil disappointed there. We tried the pork sisig, it was okay. It has this mayo topping and there's an overpowering taste of ginger which is not typical of sisig. We enjoyed the grilled pork belly though, marinated enough and it's complimented with soy vinegar dip. The pancit on the other hand was very greasy. The oil was pooling at the bottom of the bowl. Taste was was just okay. It has way too many chinese sausage in it. We completed our meal with Ube Carioca, it is this chewy rice cake that is deep fried with glazed sweetness & that was okay as well. We wanted the mango sago, however they were out. The service was prompt and adequate parking space.

I'm so glad I found a Filipino restaurant in the area! It was hard to find one, especially here in…read moreOhio. I'm from the Bay Area in California, where you can find Filipino restaurants almost everywhere. I've been craving Filipino food for the past two weeks so I was excited to finally try this place. The service was great! It's a family owned business. The lady at the front was very friendly while her mom works in the kitchen. The food was decent. We ordered the lechon kawali and the beef kare-kare and both were good! I was a little surprised that the kare-kare was a bit soupy since I'm used to it being thicker, but the flavors were def there and the meat was very tender. We also ordered halo-halo, which was the perfect dessert for the warm weather!

We were exploring Ohio and its list of Filipino restaurants and stumbled upon this. There are some…read morehot dishes on display and some dishes that are ordered through the front lady. Lady in front is very friendly and helpful. She's the only one facing customers and I admire her calmness. Unfortunately not the most authentic Filipino food but couldn't expect too much in Ohio where the Filipino community is small. Taste and flavour were a bit lacking. For example, a bit of fish sauce in Bulalo Soup, or more peanut butter in Kare Kare would have perked up the dishes.

We have tried so many different things on the menu, and every thing has been so delicious! We have…read moretried pork belly, shrimp, and chicken all the meat is always so flavorful and the sides are also great (we love the garlic rice)! The portions are also huge!

Outside from catching them during event session, love their approx. monthly appearance at the…read moreOlentangy River Brewing Company and same hood for the Roosevelt Coffeehouse. Lovely place to hang around with rotational food truck and super nice patio. The small bites option is what I usually order. Pick a protein, side with either Lumpia or Crab Rangoon and choice of rice. This time switched things up and trying their Thai Curry with shrimp. It is creamy, rich and have a hint of nuttiness. The grilled shrimp is tender and the veggies [mushroom, eggplant, carrots and bok choy] infused perfectly with the curry. With this curry, I can have more than a bowl of rice. If you are a Ube lover, highly recommend trying their Ube Crinkle Cookie. Slightly crisp outside and super gooey inside. Prefect with a cup of coffee/tea.

Kuya Ian's is an oasis in a desert of the "same old". This place is next to a Filipino supermarket…read morethat has everything you can't find in the middle of nowhere Ohio. Limited seating in these sorts of places means he gets consistent return customers, the ambiance is top notch. Kuya Ian is the kind of small business owner who deserves your unqualified patronage. "I wish I could give this place 2.5 stars" guy can't even figure out a plastic fork, so take that for what it's worth. Pro Tips: Eat the turon fresh out of the fryer and buy more pork belly than you think you're gonna eat. Dip pork belly into sukà. Repeat.

I was carving for some Filipino food and remembered that Kuya Ian's Bistro bring back their Sunday…read morebrunch buffet. I been wanting to try the buffet since they discontinued awhile back. They modified the main dinning room and set up a buffet line. Seating would be on a connected room just right next door. I can be bias but love the options that they offer for the buffet. Their buffet is only available on Sunday 11a - 3p. If you looking to try out some Filipino food, definitely check this out.

I was excited to try Lumpia Queen, but unfortunately, I left disappointed. We ordered platters…read moreexpecting a satisfying meal, but the portions were surprisingly small. The amount of meat included was minimal--about the size of a single McDonald's chicken nugget. And before anyone asks, no, we did not order a vegetarian option. Beyond the portion size, the food itself just wasn't very impressive. The flavors didn't live up to the hype, and the overall meal felt underwhelming for the price. I don't mind paying for quality food, but I do expect portions and taste that justify the cost. I always like supporting local businesses and wanted to enjoy this experience, but sadly, it missed the mark for me. Hopefully this was just an off day, but based on my visit, I don't see myself returning.

I tried Lumpia Queen recently at the Columbus Arts Festival and as a fellow Filipina can honestly…read moresay the food was so delicious! We ordered beef and pork lumpia, chicken skewers, and pancit. Both types of the lumpia were fantastic, the skewers were so flavorful and tender, and the pancit was so fresh and comforting. The staff were so kind and we got our food very quick. Definitely recommend!

Came to visit Budd Dairy Food Hall and was instantly drawn to Boni, after viewing all my options…read more I got the grilled pork belly rice bowl in market style which came with garlic rice, roasted corn, slaw and garlic vinaigrette. Added 2 pork lumpias to make the entire meal a 5/5! The pork belly was packed with flavour and perfectly grilled/ cooked. The roasted corn was sweet and mixed with tomatoes and parsley. The slaw added a great crunch to the meal. Lumpias were fried nice and golden brown with a sweet chili dipping sauce on the side. Overall I loved eating this, especially when you get a little bit of each item as one bite - delicious! Also got a drink of zero sugar 7up and was pleasantly surprised at how good it tasted. Love that they offered a zero sugar soda option. Would probably get this again even with the abundance of other food options in this food hall, as the flavours were so jam packed!

Boni is located in the main food hall and offers a nice variety of bowls and skewers - which you…read morecan get individually or in sets with sides, which include pancit, rice, wonton chips, or street corn. It is also nice that they offer a couple of vegetarian options, including crispy tofu, veggie skewers, and a crispy mushroom bowl. We opted to try the crispy BBQ tofu skewers. The texture was very good, and the sauce had a nice flavor. Very nice presentation; the skewers came accompanied by some shredded veggies. Service was friendly. They use a text message system to notify when food is ready. Seating is available around the food hall, and there is a serve your own water station by the bar. There's a small parking lot adjacent to the building, plus street parking nearby.

Business hours according to the new owners 6am-9pm…read more So, I didn't even realize this was an Asian market that's been here for a while! I was quite excited to check it out. Apparently, the original Asian couple no longer owns this and new owners took over fairly recently. Things are still being organized as they say, a lot of products don't have prices or they are in different places so it's kind of a surprise bill when you go to the register. I'd say it's a little bit on the expensive side for example compared to Saraga International. But for a quick thing or two this store can be handy. It also connected to the Asian eatery. No fresh produce here, a lot of canned goods, snacks and frozen items.

This is an interesting little market attached to Kuyu's. I stopped into Kuyu's for dinner and saw a…read moredoor leading to Chuchay's. They make it convienant to wander back and forth while waiting on the food to be ready. This market may be small but has many of the essentials and some speciality foods. They are mostly all canned, frozen, and packaged items.

I literally hate this place, dont be American and go there, unless you wanna be followed around,…read morethen ask for fresh tilapia and see it and the guy says they are out of it and your looking at it, my black friend had it worst then me, we only wanted fresh fish and kimchi

Bad Service. I order the whole roasted pig, and they say they have, then take my money for deposit…read more Day come to pickup, they said don't have it. We order another food and they tell me the time ro pickup, and when I come, still not done, wait for more 30m, but still not done. They dont even sau sorry for that. Dont have food, but not call for customer. They don't respect their customers and talk very rudely. Their order process is slow, and they keep changing the pickup time. They even take deposit money without having the products available.

Wow! What a find! Traveling home to Michigan, through Ohio, we found this gem in cute downtown…read moreFindlay. Chef, and owner, came out to guide us through the menu. She encouraged us to order the Around the World platter for 2 (would easily feed 3 or 4!), and we are so glad we listened. Soup from Jordan, salads from Vietnam, and the Philippines, curry from India, shawarma from the Middle East, and more! Everything was delish. Attentive and pleasant service, a 'we are the world vibe' on the walls. Give it a try-you will smile throughout the visit and leave with a full and happy belly.

Honestly an excellent experience from start to finish. The portion sizes are insane, the food is…read moreall excellent, and the service is exactly what you'd hope for from a local joint. The vibe inside is super casual and approachable - don't be intimidated if you aren't used to international cuisine! We share the Around the World platter, which also came with lentil soup and an egg roll. All of the flavors were distinct from each other and were so obviously crafted with intention. Honestly maybe our favorite spot in Findlay!

Saraga International Grocery had such a great selection of international foods, drinks, and…read moreingredients -- there was so much variety to explore. What stood out even more was how kind and considerate the staff was. I was there on crutches, and one of the employees even asked if I would like them to get a cart for me. It wasn't necessary, but it was such a thoughtful gesture and very much appreciated. My family and I really enjoyed our experience, and we're already planning when we can go back. It's always nice to shop somewhere where you feel welcomed and taken care of.

the best thing about this International Market is its huge variety of international foods. when I…read morefirst started shopping there when it opened it was clean and user friendly and I enjoyed interacting with other customers. for example, when I was shopping for ingredients to make Kim chee for the first time I asked a woman what the best powdered chili was. Her eyes grew wide as she asked, "why are you making Kim chee, you can buy it!". when I told her that I just becoming familiar with Korean food and knew that it was a staple in most Korean homes I wanted to learn to make it, she said "okay, let me help you get started " and she selected the powdered chili and then took me to the produce department to replace the vegetables in my cart with the correct products. This was the best thing ever about my shopping experiences at Saraga. Two weeks ago I shopped at Saraga for the last time. The aisles are packed with boxes and the floors and shelves are dirty, especially in the south Asian areas and near the Halal meat market. there is a frozen meat case with spices stacked on top that smells putrid. I'll bet there are meat products in there that date from the store's opening. The dry foods areas are in disarray, lack price tags etc. The only food shelves that are neat and clean and easy to use are in the Mexican aisle. The cooled shelves in the fresh produce section are filthy and clearly outdated merchandise is not removed or reduced in price. Finally, the parking lot has ruts, holes and trash thrown everywhere.