Asian Kitchen

Our favorite Asian restaurant changed ownership and went WAY downhill. So we are in the process of trying out others! I am vegan, my family is not... there were options for everyone! Asian Kitchen has great service and a casual indoor/outdoor atmosphere (pet friendly, too!). The food was a solid 4/5☆.

Last week me and my two friends try this restaurant. Food is really good. Delicious. We had our lunch. Customer service not that much good, but we are okay. We like the place because it’s clean looks nice. You can go with your family and enjoy. We enjoyed the food. Thank you for your hospitality and the food 🥘🙏🏾❤️

Don’t waste your time getting takeout from here. The first time we ever tried this place, we called in our order. When we picked up the food and brought it home, they had forgotten the egg rolls. We called them back and they mentioned they can’t do a refund when you pay over the phone, but offered us to give us free egg rolls next time we ordered. I guess we waited too long to order from here again because they had no note or any info about the free egg rolls. We decided to place an online order through their website this time around so we have the receipt to show in case they forget something. We arrive at the restaurant only for them to tell us they don’t use the platform that is literally on their website. The cashier lady explained how she had no idea what was going on and how the owner has been trying to cancel the contract with Beyond Menu (platform on their website). If this is the case, maybe don’t have this option on your website. She tried calling a manager and the owner and neither of them answered the call. She also started explaining my situation to another random customer who had no business in any of this. So I called Beyond Menu myself and the lady helping me called the restaurant. The same cashier lady told her the same story she told us and then refused to take our order. We ended up going elsewhere because we wasted so much time.

Great local neighborhood Chinese food. The green beans are excellent with just enough sauce and garlic. Love the salt, pepper pork chops thin, well seasoned coating and tender meat. They bring fried wonton strips as an appetizer with plum sauce. Noodles with shrimp were tasty and of course white rice. They have a good selection of beers and cocktails with a full bar. On their menu, they do have a small dim sum section which we can’t wait to come back and try. Service is super friendly, efficient and quick. Prices are reasonable and we enjoy supporting our local neighborhood restaurant.

Came especially for the sizzling rice soup and the Peking duck. They were both lovely. Nice outdoor seating with shade and a breeze.

4.5/5 - My partner came here with friends and said it was really good, except for the rice. Naturally, I had to try it myself. We arrived around 4:30 a.m., and they had a happy hour dinner special, which was quite affordable. The portions were a decent size! I ordered the Sichuan beef, which came with your choice of white or brown rice, along with hot and sour or egg drop soup. My partner went for the shrimp chow mein. Definitely ask for the wontons, hot sauce, hot mustard, and chili oil - adding these to the soup makes it sooo good. We also shared a family-sized salt and pepper calamari, which was huge. I will say, the rice was a bit of a letdown =( more like Uncle Ben’s than authentic. However, our server was super fast, friendly, and checked in on us throughout. They also have a patio, so they’re very pet-friendly! Overall, a good spot if you’re looking for good happy hour deals!

Overpromised, underdelivered. I waited over an hour and never received my food. The manager said they’d expedite it, yet I still waited another 50+ minutes while seated guests kept getting served. She only came out once, leaving one young employee to handle a crowd of upset customers and nonstop calls, he did his best and I felt bad for him. What’s most disappointing is they already knew their online ordering system was having issues and still didn’t disable it—during Chinese New Year, one of their busiest times. No apology gesture or discount after all that. Really disappointing first experience.