What a find! New to the area and found this food truck at Osage Park carrying traditional Filipino…read morefood! It's ran by a husband a couple - the wife does all the cooking. Both were very friendly and took the time to chat with us. If you're in a hurry it's probably best that you call ahead as they cook the food to order. There were benches outside where we decided to eat despite the chilly but sunny weather. We had the lumpia, pork sisig, lechon kawali and Bicol express with garlic rice. For dessert we had the ginatang bilo-bilo. Everything was so good - this is definitely a place to go back to and try all the other dishes on the menu if you're looking for traditional home- cooked Filipino food.

This place is IT!!!! I had a Filipino place back in SATX, but this has quickly surpassed it. The…read moreLumpia pieces are HUGE and so good!!!! I also ordered chicken fried rice with medium spice and perfect. The medium spice has the perfect kick I expect and next time I'm trying hot. The service was so great, they walked me through the menu while I was wrangling my dog. Very very nice people. This is my new spot to walk at Osage and take food home

So when I'm not making it at home. Or even If I am, but I'm just in this area. I stop off here for…read morea little something something. This location is inside the Mall, which makes eating alone just impossible. The ambience here is exciting if you like kids, crowds and people watching. But unlike back home in San Diego, food trucks, eateries, and restaurants are rare here. But over the past 5 years, more and more Pacific Islanders have been moving into the area from places like Texas and California. The service is good and so is the food. My only complaint is the lack of fruit in the Halo Halo for $6.50 or $7.50 So, if you're hungry and need your Filipino food fix, here's the place to sit and get your grub on.

I'm utterly shocked…read more I came to Arkansas to join my girlfriend on her business trip and for the most part, I was left in a hotel, so there wasn't a part of me that actually looked forward to it. So I was browsing DoorDash on my first day alone staying in, and I across Its Sa Wrap. ... wait a minute. It's... Sarap? That's Filipino! So being Fil-Am, I had to order it. I ordered the sisig, halo halo, and turon all for $35, including travel fees because this place was a pretty significant distance from my hotel. In fact, I was surprised to see that it's at a mall. I was both surprised and laughing at the portion they provided for the sisig. It has plenty of rice and meat. Arguably too much, and I can eat. I was like... "heh, this better be good." It was delicious. The rice was fine, but the sisig was delicious. They got all crispy and flavorful scrapings from the pan in there, and the addition of red Filipino chilis added a nice heat to it overall. The turon was a little more dense than I thought it would be, but that's a good thing. The halo halo was also a typical halo halo -- also a good thing in this part of town. The flavor, amount of food, and overall value here would cost someone way more than $35 in the Bay Area. This is a win. If I find myself in Arkansas again, I'll definitely seek out this place. Good Filipino food in Arkansas. Who knew?!

It's a small store that carry's just the right stuff. If your looking for rice check. Fish sauce…read morecheck. They have a small selection of frozen items but I just come here to get my Thai chilies to make my Thai like Chile sauce. Not much parking but no worries there's hardly anyone here anyways. I'm surprised there still open. Great friendly golf that runs this lil market I get a kick outa them when I ask them where is the taco shells. They always laugh at me.

I agree with the first person - they are pretty focused and don't carry a ton of items, but they do…read moreoffer the right things and the prices are better than the other Asian markets. For example - Thai Chili sauce here was $2.32, in the other stores was $2.99. Squid Fish sauce was about 50 cents cheaper. And, my favorite, they have Toblerone for less than Walmart.

To find a Filipino Market in Springfield, MO was a joy! I've lived in Dallas for almost a decade…read moreand it was tough to find one dedicated for Filipino groceries (I'm sure there are a few nowadays). While it may seem limited in offering products than other major metropolitan cities, it carries a lot of the basics to make Filipino dishes. I definitely went for some treats like ensaymadas and dried mangos. Great pick me up during my visit. And yes, the prices may seem a bit higher, but considering, it's not surprising. The woman manning the store was very friendly and polite. I tried to brush up on my Tagalog however, it seemed awkward to address someone as "po" (sign of respect meant for elders) - so I had to go with "ma'am sir."

I was hoping to see more Filipino products like Dove and variety of Creamsilk, but it was lacking…read more It was also too expensive..19.99 for creamsilk? No thanks. I do like seeing some classics like sweet corn and piattos. I do think that it has enough frozen food to accommodate for late dinners, but it could've been better. Not a lot of stuff so it's ridiculous to drive 3 hours and become disappointed. I would've called the store if they're fully stocked.

I got without onions…read more Pansit Canton Stir fry Egg noddles, soy sauce carrots, cabbage green beans, seasoning, chicken My husband got with onions Pansit Canton Stir fry Egg noddles, garlic, onion, soy sauce carrots, cabbage green beans, seasoning, chicken Highly recommended We got it Togo and paired it with homemade general tso chicken and egg fried rice

Purple Panda is the pinoy foodie's nirvana!! We were so happy to find them open on our…read morecross-country stop in MO (from AZ to NH)! The best filipino food we have ever tasted along the way! The owners (husband and wife) were very pleasant and friendly. The restaurant looks bright and cheerful. The food is awesome! My son and hubby had some pork adobo and I ordered lechong kawali. Every dish was cooked to perfection! The lechon kawali was crispy and fresh, not oily nor soggy, just right! Even the veggies were lightly seasoned and delicious! Hope to stop by again soon on our way back through MO!

Very nice, homely, well lit ambiance. Going in gives you hometown diner vibes. Everyone was nice…read moreand friendly! We tried the catfish, fried chicken, fries, corn and slaw. Oh and the fried pickles were seasoned to perfection. I would give it another go! The fried chicken had a homemade coating that was really crispy and flaky just like I like it. It was also very juicy. Catfish could've been fried a little harder but was still good.

Clean, fast, friendly and tasty! I must say I was pleasantly impressed with the service, food and…read morevalue!

Impromptu visit on my way out of Springfield. Google maps lead me to Walmart parking lol... Had to…read moreget out and go into the correct parking. They have most of what you'll need for Korean and some other Asian food items... as for the prices, it's hit or miss, some are higher then other places and others are about the same price. After doing a walk-through to check out what they had, ended up picking up few things. However, will stick with the other Asian markets in town for my food related needs.

I bought this jar of Kimchi. Got home and opened the jar. And to my surprise there was a that was…read moreon top of the kimchi. I ran back into the store and bought it back and showed the owner. She was more petrified than me when she saw it herself. Got my refun back. Zero