🇺🇸 Louisville Food Guide

Sumo Sushi All You Can Eat 🍣 ⭐ Google 4.7 (1,259 reviews) | $20–30 per person Found this gem two days before leaving Louisville—ended up eating here three days in a row! Amazing value with unlimited sashimi and appetizers. Every dish was carefully prepared and delicious. 😋 Go for the Dinner Buffet (also available at lunch!). Sichuan House 🇨🇳 ⭐ Google 4.7 (198 reviews) | $10–20 per person Hands down the best Sichuan food in town—and honestly, one of the top in the US! 🥢 I’ve been multiple times. Their grilled fresh fish (seasonal) was mind-blowing late last year. Sadly, it’s not always available. Other cities just can’t compare. 😋 Must-tries: Stir-fried pork kidney, grilled fish, beer-braised duck, pork rib soup. Claudia Sanders Dinner House 🏠 ⭐ Google 4.2 (2,913 reviews) | $10–20 per person Opened in 1968 by KFC founder Colonel Sanders and his wife Claudia. Rebuilt after a fire but still keeps its pink country charm 🎀. Serves classic Southern dishes like fried chicken, Hot Brown, and country ham. Went on a Sunday—only buffet served! Food was great, atmosphere cozy. Definitely worth a visit. The Eagle 🍗 ⭐ Google 4.5 (3,453 reviews) | $20–30 per person A must for fried chicken lovers! Louisville’s own Hattie B’s vibe 🍯. Their Southern-style fried chicken with hot honey is incredible. Casual vibe and open late—perfect for night cravings. 😋 Order: Fried chicken, shrimp & grits. La Bodeguita De Mima 🇨🇺 ⭐ Google 4.8 (3,400 reviews) | $50+ per person Came across this on Xiaohongshu! Strong Cuban vibes—retro red-black decor, rooftop patio, rum bar 🥃. Great for photos or group hangs. Food was okay… one-time experience is enough. 🦐 Try: Camarones al Ajillo (garlic shrimp), Pescado Crujiente (fried fish). TIGER SUGAR 🧋 ⭐ Google 4.7 (149 reviews) | ~$7 per person Not many bubble tea chains in Louisville, so having Tiger Sugar is already a win 😌. Perfect sweet treat to wrap up your food tour! #LouisvilleEats #FoodGuide #SushiLover #SichuanFood #SouthernComfort #CubanCuisine #BubbleTea