Asia Kitchen

Very delicious and big portion food.
Pad Thai was phenomenal.
Fried rice could use more flavor but still good.
I really liked how clean the oil tasted, unlike other Chinese restaurants where they reuse oil (we can tell the difference).
If you get the seafood puffs, I recommend letting it cool for about 5 mins because once you bite into it, the piping hot cheese will splurge out.
The only thing I did not like about this restaurant was that once you step into the front door, it smells like urine or homeless people.
I'm not sure what it is, but the smell went away once we got to our table, so it might be the front door mat? My wife wanted to leave after we got to the door, but I wanted to give this place a chance and glad I did.
We will be coming back!

Recently visited Asia Kitchen around 6PM for a dinner outing and was immediately greeted by the hustle and bustle of a busy restaurant.
Despite the evident rush, it was hard not to notice the team’s dedication, especially since there were only 2 servers managing the floor.
The restaurant had signs up indicating they’re hiring, a humble reminder of their plea for support to keep the place running.
Given the quality of food and service, I truly hope they find the help they need. The food, where do I begin? Each dish, including the must-try Thai fried rice and the savory kung pao chicken, was a testament to their commitment to freshness and flavor.
The vegetables in the kung pao chicken were perfectly cooked, tossed in a sauce that was just divine.
Despite our large party, every dish served was a hit, leaving us completely satisfied yet somehow longing for more - if only we had space for dessert! Asia Kitchen proves that even on the busiest of days, quality doesn’t have to be compromised.
Their food is a delightful journey through taste and aroma, making any wait worthwhile.
For those looking for authentic, flavorful meals that feel home-cooked and are served with care, this is the place.
My only wish, aside from having saved room for dessert, is for this local gem to continue thriving and sharing their culinary art with many more.
Highly recommended for a truly satisfying dining experience.

I’m updating my original review after speaking with Kimmie, the manager.
I called her when the restaurant opened the next morning since I don’t like to leave a bad review without first speaking to the owner/manager.
Kimmie was fantastic. She did explain to me, that the restaurant does not take returns of food if it’s too spicy.
I was not aware of it as it was our first time ordering and felt I was pretty clear about what I needed over the phone. I was able to return the food we had for new food.
And Kimmie promised it would be correct and delicious.
And it was!!! She ended up giving us our spice on the side, which was great.
I could make mine how I wanted and the kids could make theirs how they wanted. My child said it was the BEST kung pao chicken he’s ever had.
My pad Thai was delicious too. Instead of getting the cheese rolls again, Kimmie suggested the Seafood Puffs…and those were AMAZING! Waaaayyyy better and did not get soggy. I’m very grateful to Kimmie for making things right.
I did still leave a 4 ⭐️ review because of there is that much inconsistency with food when she isn’t there to supervise, the employees to need make sure the quality is to her standard like she is there.
We will definitely try again to make sure things are great! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I must have gotten them on a bad night or something because my review will not at all reflect what others have mentioned.
I placed a “to-go” order for pick up at 8:15.
I was driving from about 30 min away.
I ended up arriving at 8:20. Took the food home.
The cheese rolls were soggy (given the time to drive home, I’m not surprised, but I don’t think there was any crispness to them to begin with).
Our food had sooooo much oil in it.
The egg rolls I received were actually over cooked and so crunchy my kids couldn’t eat them.
So I had them, but had to throw away one as I bit into something hard…bone like.
I couldn’t continue eating it at that point. I was shocked to hear they had a 0-15 level for spice.
When I placed my order, the gentleman on the phone (who was fabulous and ever so polite) said he’d make our dishes a level 5 since it was for my kids, who can normally tolerate a medium spice elsewhere. We ordered Sesame Chicken, Kung Pao chicken, and chicken pad Thai with extra chicken.
These dishes were so incredibly spicy, my kids couldn’t even eat them.
I usually get medium hot and I couldn’t eat them either.
I’m really not sure what went wrong with my order.
The pad Thai noodles were over cooked.
The chicken even tasted funky and we all had stomach aches this morning from the small bites we had. I’m overall incredibly disappointed.
I tried calling as soon as I could to talk to management last night, but it was a couple minutes past closing time.
I do plan to call today.
I never like to write a review like this without notifying management about why. I do not plan to return here.
I was really disappointed because of the fantastic reviews there were and it had been on my list to try for over a year.
My experience does seem to align with a few others.
So I’m assuming they just had an off night since the majority of reviews are good. My advice…eat at the restaurant so you can be sure the product is what you asked for. My kids ended up eating cereal last night :(