Alaska Food Guide | Anchorage Edition 🍽️🏔️

📍 Wild Scoops Their waffle cones + toasted marshmallow topping are incredible! 🍦🔥 The only downside — my boyfriend and I aren’t big fans of cinnamon, and their regular cones are cinnamon-flavored. When I asked for a plain cone without cinnamon, they said it couldn’t be paired with the toasted marshmallow 😒… But the staff were super sweet and even gave our dog a little cup of whipped cream! 🐶💕 📍 Jimmy's Asian Food Restaurant It’s rare to find such authentic Chinese food in the US — felt like home! 🥢😭 Must-tries: Mala Xiang Guo (spicy stir-fry pot) and Cumin Lamb. Their shredded potato stir-fry is also a crowd favorite — perfect with rice! 🥔 📍 Moose's Tooth Pub & Pizzeria Their pizza is seriously delicious! 🍕 We took one on a road trip — enjoyed it with gorgeous views. A super popular spot in Anchorage! 📍 Wonjo Korean Cuisine Great Korean food! We ordered tofu soup, grilled short ribs, and bibimbap in a stone pot. They served 15 different side dishes — each one was tasty! 🥬🍚 📍 Glacier Brewhouse A classic American seafood and steakhouse. We tried a seasonal fish dish, a shrimp appetizer, bread, and a surf & turf skewer (forgot the name lol 😆). Everything was flavorful! Be prepared to wait in line — it’s busy! 🦐🥩 📍 Snow City Cafe A super popular brunch spot! 🍳🧇 Highly recommend joining the waitlist on Yelp in advance ⚠️. We ordered fruit pancakes and eggs Benedict with bacon — but the real star was their mocha! We tried different versions, and all were amazing! ☕💖 📍 Pho Lotus Tried Pad Krapao (basil fried rice with a fried egg) for the first time — so good! Their pho is also pretty authentic. 🍳🍚 📍 Yakishabu Sushi House On our first day in Anchorage, it was freezing — we craved something warm! ❄️ Found this place on Google Maps offering Japanese hot pot. We had sukiyaki — it was okay, but the price didn’t quite match the portion. Not the best value. 🍲💸 #Alaska #AlaskaTravel #EatLikeALocal #FoodAndTravel #AnchorageEats #TravelFoodDiary 🍣🌮🍻