Location: Joshua Tree
Top Restaurants in Joshua Tree
Top Things to do in Joshua Tree
- 1. Hidden Valley
- 2. Joshua Tree Excursions - Day Tours
- 3. Cliffhanger Guides
- 4. Joshua Tree Visitor Center
- 5. The Climbing Life Guides - Private Trips
- 6. Stone Adventures
- 7. Outdoor Desert Art Museum of Assemblage Sculpture
- 8. 49 Palms Canyon Trail
- 9. 29 Trail Tours LLC
- 10. Joshua Tree Falconry Adventures
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Best Asian food near Joshua Tree, California, United States
Reviews on Asian food in Joshua Tree, California, United States. Joshua Tree National Park encompasses approximately 800,000 acres of desert land just 40 miles east of the California-Nevada border. The land has been inhabited by humans for an estimated 5,000 years, filling it with a rich history as well as numerous archeological sites and historical structures. Famous for its biodiversity, Joshua Tree is home to more than 800 different plant species. Visit between the months of March and June to view the impressive wildflowers in full bloom. Many of the local species close up during the cool nights and reopen with the sunshine in the morning, so don’t be fooled by the barren appearance at twilight. Hiking trails are by far the primary attraction at Joshua Tree. If you and your family have never been to Joshua Tree before, there are a few hikes you won’t want to miss. The first is the Lost Horse Mine, a historical mine located inside the National Park. You can explore the mine itself or stroll along the 6.5 mile loop surrounding the site, where you can see other mines as well as Malpais Hill. The second must-see attraction is Carey’s Castle, a series of abandoned caverns that were once inhabited by squatters who worked in the nearby mines.
Things to do in Joshua Tree
1. Country Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 152 reviews
Hi-desert destination and longest continually running restaurant in Joshua Tree. Small, friendly diner near the West Entrance to Joshua Tree National Park. Home cook'n for your soul.
Reviewed By MagnumSugarBear
We stopped for lunch on a trek across the desert. Staff is very friendly and made sure we were comfortable. The corned-beef hash and eggs were delicious but the home fries oâbrien were the star. My wifeâs tomato bisque was delicious too. Very reasonable prices too. This is a great stop for breakfast or lunch and to hear the local chatter.
2. Royal SIAM Cuisine Thai Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By Engee1
Some reviews warned/complained of slow service, I wouldn't say that was the case, just a busy little restaurant that I guess is usually full, as it was when we visited.Service was good and at a comfortable pace; food was very good - we had vegetable pad Thai; green chicken curry (which came with rice) and some chicken satay.Would certainly visit again.
3. Panda Chinese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Larry M
If you are looking for a change from fast food, go here to get very good chinese food. I had orange chicken and beef and bocolli.
4. Aki Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By sjgiants
Amazing value coupled with amazing quality. Sashimi was excellent, handroll crisp and freshly made, but the collar was outstanding, I was lucky to get it :-) Service was a little spotty, due to a shift changeover I think, but once that was sorted out, all went well. The place is hopping, and I can see why, it's excellent
