Did you know that the “Saveur Magazine” recognizes Filipino food as the “soul food of Asia” in their top 100 issue? Yes, you heard it right and there are many people, who are interested in different Filipino menus, particularly in Atlanta as well as its neighborhoods. You might be thinking how given the fact that Filipinos are one of the largest populations in Asian America, and still their cuisines have almost registered on the map. Until this advance of enthusiasm in Filipino food, the reaction of many individuals is truly wonderful.

Although, there are rare Filipino restaurant Atlanta in the city that is not serving turo-turo (buffet) in style, there are still enormous selection that features wide range of Tagalog and other regional cuisines that will satisfy most families in the know. For those who are not familiar with the types of food being served and unfamiliar with the language, be comforted because a Filipino restaurant Atlanta menu also has complete color displays of some of the more famous items, including English definitions of each dish, which will be hard to understand otherwise.

A Filipino restaurant Atlanta offers a couple of dishes that anyone can take to go, like Sinigang, Kare-kare, Pinakbet, Pancit Sontanghon and Lechon Kawali that are all delicious. In addition, some of the bestseller dishes includes, menudo (the stew with pork) that will really matched the popularity of the famous adobo. You can also try the rare dishes serve in some of the pinoy restaurant here in Atlanta are dinuguan (a tripe stew made with pork blood) or peppery beef apritada. However, there are some dishes similar to Spanish cuisines (stews like cocido and puchero as well as flan) and sometimes it features Chinese cuisines (more noodles such as vermicelli, rice stick or egg), however Filipino fare incorporates a wide world of its own.

While the quality was indeed than the recipe currently being dished out from other restaurants, it nevertheless does not compare to its exquisite taste. A lot of people come back and see if they had like the dishes. Perhaps some of them are not familiar with the taste but the style of cooking is really capturing the heart of the people even non-Filipinos. I tell you, you will continue to search for the go-to-places until you have completed visiting a Filipino restaurant Atlanta.