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Find out what Asian restaurants to try in Manhasset. Manhasset is a hamlet and census-designated place (CDP) in Nassau County, New York, on the North Shore of Long Island. As of the 2010 United States Census, the population was 8,080. As with other unincorporated communities in New York, its local affairs are administered by the town in which it is located, the Town of North Hempstead, New York.
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10. Chez Kama
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By AnAnthropologist
I have been visiting Great Neck on business regularly for the last year and never noticed Chez Kama. In fact, I would have missed it on this visit except that as I was taking a walk there was a group of people smoking outside. After looking at the menu I decided to go inside and discovered this gem. I had the chopped salad and beef with asparagus that was served with mashed potatoes and both were fabulous. The glasses of wine were very generous pours. Even though the place was very crowded with patrons still arriving at 9 pm on a Sunday night the service was excellent and I felt very welcome even as a solo diner. I didn't have the sushi but it looked great and I will try it on my next visit.
9. Wild Ginger
Overall Ratings
3 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By ArthurG121
We just returned from Hawaii a few days ago and we were depressed that we wouldn't be eating sushi that was as fresh as we had on vacation, however we were pleasantly surprised by the very high quality of Wild Ginger's sushi!. Their Golden Dragon, Tiger and Wild Ginger Rolls were exceptional! We also had wonderful steamed vegetable dumplings and sautéed chicken with crispy spinach. Every dish we had was outstanding
8. Saaho Village
Reviewed By Super_Fabulous25
My husband and I visited Saaho Village for the first time and the food was very tasty! The Kirby clam salad with Kirby cucumbers, clams, fried dried anchovies, chili peppers and sesame oil was not what I had expected - a little bland. The next two courses were much, much better! We had the Seafood Ho Fun in broth with shrimp, squid, chayote and mushrooms was very fragrant and delicious - the broth was at another level! Our favorite was the House Special Ho Fun & eggplant, with dried squid and cured duck, steamed in lotus leaf. The eggplant was so tasty with the dried squid sauce and so fresh! Highly recommend this eggplant dish! Finishing the meal with the Asian Mango pudding was a true delight - the tapioca really brings me back to the traditional HK desserts! All in all, a wonderful cuisine experience and great service!
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7. Laverne of Great Neck
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By OrganicForever
I would normally tell anyone to run away from this type of restaurant, so I was very surprised at the quality, price point and taste.A lot of tables seemed to order special rolls at about $15 each which were quite large. I mixed up a raw tuna plate with salad, ceviche and a thai beef dish.I am going back again in a couple of weeks - time to explore the menu in further detail. Don't expect too much from the decor - kind of casual to say the least but very clean, friendly and good for couples, families and groups.
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6. Little Dumpling
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Joe T
When Little Dumpling first opened a few years back, I was really happy (being a dumpling fan) and couldn't wait to try the place. I was absolutely delighted to learn they offered soup dumplings on their menu, as those have always been among my favorite dumplings to enjoy, but often I'd have to travel into Flushing or Chinatown in the city to enjoy authentic soup dumplings.Little Dumpling is located just near Marathon Parkway, there is parking in front, and the restaurant itself is kind or large, so they have ample seating for their guests.Aside from the soup dumplings, Pork Meatballs in Brown Sauce is one of my favorites along with baby bok choy. They really offer a nice variety of items on the menu, I'm still wading my way through the various options to discover tasty new dishes everytime I go.Since Little Dumpling is within walking distance from where I live, I'll often stop by for lunch or after some shopping for a snack or bite to eat, (but honestly, mostly for an order of the soup dumplings) because they just taste best when they are freshly prepared & served, I've tried ordering them take out every once & a while & while they're good, they just taste better in the restaurant.I'd surely suggest checking this place out if your seeking some delicious & tasty Taiwanese cuisine!
5. Krung Tep Thai Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By wdchuck1
I have to preface this by mentioning that I am in Thailand a lotit's by far the best place for Thai food in the area but.....The "Thai" food served in the many local "Asian fusion" restaurants is miserableWe have been there many times but not in the last few months. Since our last visit, the restaurant has become Westernized. I knew that there was a change when the place setting was a knife and fork instead of the standard Thai setting of fork and spoon - at least they did not put chopsticks down.Food is definitely good but if you are looking for a REAL Thai experience, you are going to have to venture elsewhere.Service is good - BYOB (convenience store around the corner for beer) - pricing is reasonable.
4. Matsuya SushiBar & Fusion Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Humbletraveler2015
Conveniently located in a shopping area. Matsaya has nice ambience with excellent selection of Rock music played in the background. My husband and I ordered the sashimi dinner which was very good. The dragon roll was excellent. The other rolls ordered were good. Good service. It is too bad they didn't have appetizers such as shumai and gyoza, but it was a nice experience and we will definitely come back.
3. Benihana
Overall Ratings
3 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By SeanPOM
Disappointing food and way too over crowded. The service was good, the food mediocre at best. The hibachi tables are way too close to each other, you couldn't fit another seat in there if you tried. The chicken was rubbery, and the overall appearance of the dining area is not what you expect at Japanese restaurant.Sean, on behalf of our team here at Benihana, we would like to sincerely apologize for your negative visit with us. With your feedback, we look forward to improving the guest experience, and would like to thank you for taking the time to share your review with us. If you would like to get in touch with our Guest Relations team, please do so via: benihanalistens.smg.com/
2. Pearl East
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By lkrocks
stunning decor! it reflects the attention to detail that the owner (who also came to check in with us about the food) reflects. she is a beautiful and stylish woman and this gem of a restaurant reflects that in the food as well. the incredible artistry in presentation and the the delicious taste make this a must! i would go back to nyc just to eat here. and it's vegan friendly.
1. Toku Modern Asian
Overall Ratings
4 based on 173 reviews
Reviewed By DavidASU
My friend took us to Peter Lugers last night for the delicious steak and awesome bacon. He told us that he will take us to a Japanese restaurant and I did not keep high hope to have a great meal to begin with. While we were at Manhattan touring around, he called and told us that the dinner has moved earlier to 6 pm (instead of 7 pm). Otherwise, we need to wait for 9 pm. Itâs located in a premium mall with LV, Prada, Gucci and other brand name stores nearby or next to it. By the time we got there, the restaurant is already fully packed. We let our friend ordered the food since he had been here many times. I was amazed the âreasonableâ price in the menu knowing the Long Island (especially this Premium mall) is an upscale price area.We were shocked again when we saw and tasted the foods. The name says all, itâs an modern Asian including all Asian foods such as Japanese, Chinese, Thailand,... However, all dishes we had are great in layout, color, fresh, and tasted so yummy. No wonder the business is so good. Strongly recommended to make a reservation before you come to try this hidden gem. You will be shocked and fully enjoyed all dishes.
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