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Connecticut, United States Food Guide: 4 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Enfield
Reviews on Asian food in Enfield, Connecticut, United States. Enfield is a town in Hartford County, Connecticut, United States. The population was 44,654 at the 2010 census. It is bordered by Longmeadow, Massachusetts and East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, to the north, Somers to the east, East Windsor and Ellington to the south, and the Connecticut River (towns of Suffield and Windsor Locks) to the west.
Things to do in Enfield
1. Cheng's Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By NatalieRobert
Try other places,but if we're close by or getting groceries,have to stop in. Been going there since they opened,don't really want to tell you how long that's been! And now I've got my husband and his friends swearing by it. Can't really say I have a favorite,as I have several! All I can say is try it.
2. Asian Grill
Reviewed By 362brandonr
The menu is streamlined, the phone ordering is simple, and the delivery is quick and polite. The only thing keeping them from getting a perfect score falls on some of the food itself:I ordered from both the hibachi menu as well as the a la carte sushi rolls. The hibachi comes with an egg roll and choice of soup. I opted for the traditional miso, which was bland and sparse on the tofu. The hibachi itself had a beautiful assortment of vegetables (mushrooms, onions, green pepper, carrots and zucchini) and both meats were tender and prepared nicely. The rice was good in flavor but a bit too uneven on flavor coating. One bite would be greasy and delicious, another gummy and dry. Overall, the hibachi was an A- The sushi roll was decent, certainly better than anything else available in Enfield - but not better than some nearby neighboring towns (Longmeadow, Windsor Locks, etc.). The free egg roll was just that, a free egg roll. Neither good nor bad. Overall, excellent with a few mediocre notes. A welcome addition, regardless, to Enfield's otherwise cultural monotony
3. Peking Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By lndrcookie
Wanted a quick early dinner, but trying to avoid Fast food. This was really a stop in desperation, as a few local faves close early on a Sunday.Fair price for very ample portions. The moo shu was heartier and tastier than most competitors. The egg rolls came out cold, but they re-appeared minutes later, fine, replaced quickly by the server. The double happiness, which I had them modify to be less spicy and with tofu added ( best fried tofu I've had)- sauce was strong without overpowering. Portion was large enough for 2 ( shrimps were nice and large). Quite a pleasant surprise. Establishment has bright colors, good ambient lighting. 4 booths, a couple tables and nice waiting area ( padded benches) for takeout.
4. Oyama Japanese Cuisine
Overall Ratings
3 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By 362brandonr
With extremely good Japanese food in nearby towns, Enfield has yet to really get its act together. This place has gone down in quality since its beginning and clearly there is no love left in the game here. The sushi rolls are decent and priced a bit high for what they are. The miso soup was actually excellent, with plenty of tofu to cloud the broth. The drinks were nice, with good martini specials. The place has a great location, plenty of space, plenty of parking. So why were we the only people in it? Hopefully they will start to care again
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