Sarap Filipino Eatery

Order was prepared super quickly even when they were incredibly busy. The bowl was delicious and the fruit and vegetables tasted very fresh. The adobo chicken had tons of flavor. We got it sisig style which we loved. We also ordered the beef lumpia which was perfect! So nice to sit on the patio here!

One thing I was not expecting from Lousiville was authentic SE Asian food. Imagine my surprise when I stumbled upon Sarap Filipino in this food hall!I excitedly ordered the lechon kawali and chicken adobo with garlic rice, pancit, and lumpia. The pork was expertly cooked and lechon sauce was the perfect amount of sweet and savory. The adobo was serviceable but the pancit was the best thing on the plate; I wished there was more of it. The lumpia was disappointing both in flavor and portion. For the price I found the portions to be very small. You can see in the photo roughly $30 worth of food fit into one of those large trays you might find nachos in at a high school football game.Overall not too shabby.

Definitely a cool spot with good Filipino food. I got the fried pork belly with fried egg and lumpia. The pork belly comes with either rice or fried noodles. I got the rice. It also comes with fresh fruit pineapple and blood orange. The rice was a bit over cooked mushy but not too bad the fruit add a nice bit sweetness to a savory dish.The pork belly was nice and crunchy but was still tender after biting into it. A generous portion too which is always great. It is also served with fried vegetables which adds a great level texture to the rice. The lumpia a fried egg roll essentially Filipino style. I got a beef one. It was perfectly fried and had great seasoning. Was a great addition to the meal.Service was super friendly and welcoming. Its in the food hall but the ambiance is nice.

I was thankful to find a semi healthy option at the Village Market! Sarap is located inside the Village Market alongside Noche, a pizza place, and Bunz Burger. They were quick to let me know about the meat free rice bowl that was white rice topped with grilled vegetables and a sweet chili sauce. The bowl was mostly rice, a little skimpy on the vegetables but it definitely was tasty.

So surprised by this semi fast food place inside the Village Market at Paristown. Chicken adobo was a full meal with chicken, rice, sliced veggies and garlic aoli on top. This was the most expensive meal at $16 but worth it. We also had the pork steamed bun with excellent chili sauce! So glad this place is tucked in by pizza and burgers!

Recommended by someone I met and I'm glad they did! Generous lunch portion that was hearty without the heavy.

The lumpia itself does it for me! Whether crossing their food truck or now their spot in the Village Market, I can't say no to ordering it, even when I want to try another spot for my main entree. Last night my lumpia was very flavorful and the dipping sauce had a good kick to it. My husband also ordered the chicken adobo over noodles and another dish with beef over rice, topped with vegetables. Personally, I'd recommend the rice base as I find the noodles to be bland and take away from the meats and sauces. Our experience with the team was friendly and helpful, and our meal was brought out quickly to our table. I encourage you to support this local, family-owned business. If you are new to them, entrees and snacks are shareable with family and friends.

mediocre. $20 for a food festival sized serving. very disappointing. ended up eating somewhere else just to feel satisfied

I was so excited to find a Filipino place in this city, but sadly it was just okay. I've only ever had Filipino food in New Jersey so I can't comment on the authenticity of this place, but everything was a little dry and the chicken was slightly salty. The staff was really nice though and the food court is a great atmosphere.

I got the chicken adobo bowl with half pancit half rice. It was meh. Some of the noodles were overcooked, some of the chicken was burnt. The rice was good. There's a random pineapple slice that I don't feel meshed with the rest of this. It's pricey food too. Was served out meals super quick but there also was literally zero other people there. The place is in a building with four or five other eateries called The Village Market - a clean, quiet establishment.