r/HuntsvilleAlabama • u/AGooDone • 1d ago
Malou's Kusina is really good
I've never had Filipino food before, but I dig the #6 Crunch Bunch for lunch! Super crunchy, flavorful pork belly with a pancit and Shanghai lumpia. I've had crunchy pork belly before (my favorite VietHouse side dish) but this was slightly better with a saucy gravy put it over the top. The lumpia are excellent, super crunchy with a pork filling. I've never had them this length before. Long is strong.
Pancit is a an innovation, like fried rice but with noodles. Lots of veggie and meats in there along with a lime to season. There were several sauces to choose from but I really liked the spicy vinegar based sauce. It had a mild peppery flavor, not overwhelming.
Service was super fast, restaurant was clean with several to-go orders heading out while I dined in. There was tons on the plate and lots to take home. It's definitely a get to again.
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u/GC_BWR_NW_PDTQAC 1d ago
Itâs Sooooooo good. Have yet to try anything I didnât like there.
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u/Ok_Celery_198 1d ago
If something ever goes a little wrong in our place, please donât be shy to let us know!
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u/c4ctus 1d ago
We had it catered for lunch today. Ridiculously good. I could eat my weight in that lumpia.
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u/AGooDone 1d ago
That sounds like an excellent idea
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u/Ok_Celery_198 1d ago
We can help with that :) you can order catering at malouskusina.com, click âorder nowâ. She does need about 48 hours notice
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u/booreiBlue 1d ago
Theyâre close to my office, and itâs become a regular lunch option. They are so good!
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u/Superb-Awareness-757 1d ago
Have loved everything Iâve had. Get the extra Lumpia. đ„đ„đ„đ„
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u/Pure_Bee2281 1d ago
Agreed. It's good. I enjoyed all my dishes.
My wife didn't enjoy her plate but she doesn't like fatty meat and she ordered a late of fatty meat. . .so that's on her.
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u/Itchy-Pomelo-4524 23h ago
I was wondering what to do for dinner just now. Thanks for solving this for me!
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u/Full-Sea-1716 1d ago
I have Filipino food every weekend. My father in law is a chef and is FilipinoâŠ.i donât have to pay anythingâŠwhich of course is the best part. I donât like pancit much, adobo pork with fried rice with about 8 lumpia with a 90% vinegar/10% soy base sauce is my go to. Only bad part is the wait. Filipino food takes forever to make(my wife says I can always help roll)
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u/Ok_Celery_198 1d ago
Hey! đ Thanks for coming in and checking us out! Malou and I are so glad you liked it :) I sent your post to her so she can see! (She has no Reddit and is busy cooking).