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Find out what Asian restaurants to try in Mendon. Mendon is a town in Rutland County, Vermont, United States. The population was 1,059 at the 2010 census.
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7. Sushi Yoshi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Experience the best in Chinese and Japanese Cuisine, and have a great time with the entire family at Sushi Yoshi Chinese Gourmet Hibachi Steakhouse! We only take reservations for our Hibachi tables & strongly recommend you make them! Sushi Yoshi has three
Reviewed By cdob63
Can't vouch for the food because we didn't eat, but a large and eminently satisfactory selection of beer and beer-like substances and a well-stocked bar, staffed by a friendly and knowledgeable lad and featuring roughly reasonable prices. It gives the impression of being a lively night spot, but we were there just after lunch time. Worth a visit if you're in town and at loose ends.
6. New Kong Chow Fusion Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Bob D
Ate dinner here with my daughter on a Wednesday night. The decor looks like the restaurant has been little changed since the 1950s. The food, on the other hand is modern and excellent. There are all the standards, yes, but also thai curries and some interesting vegetarian dishes. We shared sesame bean curd and thai fried rice. Both were prepared well and very flavorful. Pricing was very reasonable. We will be back.
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5. Orientaste Hibachi Restaurant
Reviewed By PapaluvsNana
We were craving some fried rice so we stopped in to give it a try. The place isn't much to look at but it appeared to be clean. We ordered a hibachi chicken combo which came with fried rice, spring rolls and a drink which cost less than $10. There was more food stuffed in that container than two people could eat. I thought it tasted great and I'd definitely go back again.
4. Tokyo House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By lhousesoccer
Just wanted to write a short update, as we returned for dinner again the other night - 1st time back since my Feb. 2017 review. The place was packed - surprised for a Thursday night, but we were happy to see they are getting business. With only one sushi chef, it took a while for our sushi to be prepared and served. The waiter brought us a couple free bowls of Miso soup as an apology for the wait. Very nice. When the sushi finally arrived, it was soooooo worth it. I was concerned that new ownership and a new, larger menu, might reduce the quality. Not true. This place is amazing. The fish SO fresh, no overwhelmingly fishy (which happens when the fish is old and has been sitting around for a while), and the combination of flavors in the various rolls is a treat for your taste buds. And the presentation - which is 50% of the sushi experience - is perfect. I've said it before - we've eaten sushi all over Canada and the U.S. We seek out a sushi restaurant every time we're traveling somewhere ... .but nothing we've come across in any major city (Boston, Miami, Atlanta, Dallas, Toronto, Las Vegas, Montreal, NYC, Halifax ... ) have come close to what's here in little old Rutland VT.
3. Shang Hai & Tokyo Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By freebirdVT
Nothing like China Town, but exactly like you will find in every city in America. This place does a great buffet during the week for under $10. Egg rolls, spring rolls, Crab Ragoons, Gen Tso chiken, chicken fingers, lo mean, fried rice, chow mein, broccoli etc....The desserts are odd...fruit and jello, but the quality of the food is good and they cook it in small portions so you don't find a sticky mess that has been sitting in a warming tray for hours. Check ahead, as they seem to close on odd days. But if you are doing asian cuisine in Rutland, this is one of the better ones.
2. Ginger China
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Phone: (802) 779-0084 Zip Code: 05701
Reviewed By LarryD875
I went to this restaurant for lunch to get something on the take out menu. I found it odd that they have no combination plates and everything has to be purchased individually it ended up costing over $20 to get LoMein and General Tso's chicken. The food was very tasty but this restaurant fell short on any kind of value. I am going to try other restaurants of the same type in this area, to see if I can get my options on a combination plate instead of purchasing everything individually
1. East Asian Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By J2102YGpeterb
I was seated right away and served both ice water and hot tea along with the menu. I had mala chicken and steamed rice which was good, but not sensational. My server checked on me often, while remaining unobtrusive. Iâd return when Iâm back this way
