Celebrate Lunar New Year at these 8 Huntsville Spots

From Chinese and Korean to Vietnamese and Filipino, Huntsville has plenty of options to ring in the Year of the Horse.

Published on Feb. 19, 2026

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Huntsville is home to a diverse array of Asian restaurants, and many are celebrating Lunar New Year with special menus and festivities. This roundup highlights 8 local spots serving Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Filipino, and Thai cuisine that are perfect for ringing in the new year.

Why it matters

Lunar New Year is a significant cultural holiday for many East and Southeast Asian communities, and supporting local Asian-owned restaurants is a great way for the Huntsville community to come together and celebrate. These restaurants offer a chance to explore different cuisines and traditions while also boosting small businesses.

The details

The 8 Huntsville restaurants featured in the roundup include Wok's Up, China Cook, I ❤️ Korea, Seoul Good, Viet Crispwich, Viet Huong, Flippin' Filipino, and Thai Garden. The article highlights signature dishes and specialties at each spot, from classic Chinese-American fare to bold Korean flavors and comforting Vietnamese noodle soups.

  • Lunar New Year is celebrated on February 17, 2026, marking the start of the Year of the Horse.

The players

Wok's Up

A Chinese-American restaurant located in the Stovehouse development, serving classic comfort food favorites.

China Cook

A longstanding local staple known for generous portions and dependable Chinese classics.

I ❤️ Korea

A Korean restaurant that delivers bold flavors with dishes like sizzling bibimbap, savory bulgogi, and crispy Korean fried chicken.

Seoul Good

A Korean street food spot located at Stovehouse, offering modern takes on traditional dishes.

Viet Crispwich

A locally loved spot that puts a fresh spin on Vietnamese cuisine with signature bánh mì sandwiches.

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What they’re saying

“This sandwich looks delicious!”

— Amelia Pilgrim (Hville Blast)

“The Pho Beef Noodle Soup with a Thai Iced Tea from Viet Huong was a standout meal.”

— Elizabeth Hobbs (Hville Blast)

“Mary is the owner of Flippin' Filipino.”

— Sarah Gronberg (Hville Blast)

“Thai Garden soup at Thai Garden.”

— Sarah Gronberg (Hville Blast)

What’s next

Many of the featured restaurants may be offering special Lunar New Year menus or events, so readers are encouraged to check the individual restaurant's website or social media for the latest updates.

The takeaway

Huntsville's diverse Asian food scene provides an excellent opportunity for the community to come together and celebrate Lunar New Year. By supporting these local restaurants, diners can explore different cuisines, traditions, and flavors while also boosting small businesses.