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Florida, United States Food Guide: 6 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Amelia Island
Discover Restaurants offering the best Asian food in Amelia Island, Florida, United States. Amelia Island is the Florida beach with a Southern accent. A timeless destination known for pristine nature and uncrowded beaches, it offers world-class golf, spas and restaurants, plus a rich history. There's something for everyone—a family vacation, a romantic getaway, a beachside horseback ride or kayak excursion. Events include the Amelia Concours d'Elegance, Pétanque America Open and Isle of 8 Flags Shrimp Festival. It is 30 minutes from JAX International Airport and 90 from St. Augustine.
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6. Lucky Wok
Overall Ratings
3 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By Joanna021
Had a very good dinner. The combination dinner of egg foo young and shrimp with vegetables was very good. We also had moo shu pork and was very good. We had ordered from them before but was not as happy. Hope they have a new cook it was very good.
5. Thai Spice Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Zep_58
Seated quickly and service remained excellent throughout the meal. Ordered the Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles, and Green Curry. The Drunken Noodles and Green Curry was fantastic with mounds of flavor and heat. Loved both. The Pad Thai was good but preferred a bit more peanut flavor. Many take out orders with people waiting at the door, you may have to navigate the waiting people. Parking is generous in the strip mall area. Definitely will return for more!
4. Hana Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By Bradman13
Stumbled onto Hana Sushi but it won't be our last visit. Service was fast and friendly and sushi was awesome. They also offer hibachi as well as poke bowls and "burritos" but we did not try those. As simple as it sounds the clear soup was the best ever as they actually grilled onions and added to the soup. The shrimp tempura roll, salmon avocado roll as well as shrimp tempura appetizers were very fresh, well prepared and presented. Already looking forward to our next visit.
3. Ahan Thai Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Traditional style Thai Cuisine paired with Northeast Florida's premiere Craft Beer Selection. Relaxed, sociable atmosphere with an eclectic mix of Blues and Folk music.
Reviewed By gdt655
If you want legitimate and delicious Thai food, this is where you need to dine. Owned and operated by a Thai family who puts out amazing Thai dishes. Wait staff are very helpful and friendly.Some reviews have indicated that they can never catch the restaurant open, and the times posted are never operating hours. Ownership does need to correct hours of operation on several restaurant sites, including TripAdvisor and their own website. Days and hours are not accurately advertised. They are no longer open for lunch and they open for dinner 4-9 pm. The signage on the restaurant door and their fb page is correct. One thing needs to be emphasized, follow wait staff suggestions for degree of spiciness of food you want. Better to go too low than too high. If the food comes out too spicy for you and you ordered it that way, no refund is available. They will bring you a tray containing chili sauce, Thai hot sauce, fish sauce, and soy sauce, and you can up the heat of your food with those items, if you want. But when you order, be conservative on the degree of heat you ask for. Chefs do an excellent job of making the heat the degree indicated on the menu. My wife and I enjoyed a dinner starter of Crab Rangoon, and then I had the Kraw Prow Hot Basil. My wife enjoyed the Thai Fried Rice with chicken, easily shareable. All was delicious and heat of spiciness was enjoyable as indicated on the menu. Check out their website for a nice and accurate menu, and directions, location, phone number for the restaurant. Just don't pay attention to the hours/days of operation. Go to their fb page or look on the front door of the restaurant for that information.Easy access with parking at or near the front door, family friendly, handicap accessible, with a bar, wine and beer. Restaurant is located in small strip shopping center at the intersection of Hwy 200 and Barnwell Road in Yulee, FL.Best Thai food anywhere!
2. Fancy Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By gdt655
Fancy Sushi is located in a strip shopping center, but don't let that fool you. They have some of the best Japanese/Chinese food anywhere. The sushi chefs stand behind the bar putting together the meals and do an excellent job of presentation and quality. Don't forget the tip jar on top of the sushi bar to express thanks to the great sushi chefs. They do an outstanding job. Friendly and helpful staff, easy parking and entrance, handicap accessible, and family friendly. Very nice laid back atmosphere inside. Good for lunch or dinner meetings. Beer, wine, and mixed drinks available. See their website for directions, times, days open, phone number, and menu. Their sushi and sashimi are both outstanding. A variety of basic sushi and fancy sushi, like their "volcano" or "amazing sushi". Lunch specials at the back of the menu are available and all are reasonably priced. A welcoming small roll complimentary with soup and salad before your meal.
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1. Wicked BAO
Overall Ratings
5 based on 257 reviews
Asian Street Food served in a fast-casual atmosphere! Located in downtown Fernandina Beach, Wicked Bao aims to bring Southeast Asia regional street fare to the local community and visitors of NE Florida. Small plates, noodle bowls, rice bowls and our sign
Reviewed By cmd_fmxo
We stumbled upon this fantastic restaurant while looking for a place to have dinner. The restaurant is a bit away from the main strip, kinda off the beaten path, but don't worry it's worth straying away from the crowds to eat here. You will know you're getting close once you start smelling the delicious food and seeing the line of people extend way out the door. The concept is first come first serve for a table. You order your food with the cashier at the entrance, take a number, sit and wait for your food. If there's room at the bar you can always sit there and order from any of the staff working behind the bar. The atmosphere is casual, relaxed and friendly.The concept is Asian, with their specialty being the baos. The owner, who is super nice and friendly, is from Taiwan but she brings flavors from other Asian cuisines as well.We wanted to taste many different items so we started off with the charred octopus, the seared duck special and the pork belly bao. We were blown away by the flavor profile in all of these dishes. The pork belly was great, lots of meat not just fat, and the the bun was soft and fluffy. The octopus was simply charred, served with a slice of lime over some cabbage and nothing else, and that was fine because it didn't need anything else. The meat of the octopus was so tender, not chewy, and it was seasoned perfectly. Lastly the duck breast, my favorite dish, was perfectly seared, slightly crispy skin and tender meat. It was served with a small salad, a sweet dipping sauce and white rice. I've had great duck many times before elsewhere and this one has to be one of the better cooked duck I've ever eaten.We tasted their home made sake sangria, which they switch the flavors out every month. This one was infused with fennel and honey, it was slightly sweet but it mellowed out with the splash of water and ice they added.Since we had room for more food we ordered the Korean beef bulgogi bao and the special pork potstickers. The Korean bao was flavorful but definitely spicy due to the kimchi which is made in house. The sauce on the potstickers also had a hint of spice but a lot less mild than the bao.We finished our meal with green tea mochi, a perfect light dessert to cool the palate and kill a sweet craving.It was obvious that not only the owner but also the staff take pride in the foods they produce and serve. It's clear that when as an owner you care about food you won't deliver anything but the most delicious food that you yourself would eat. Kudos to this great restaurant. We hope to be back again when we're in the area.Wow! Thanks for visiting with us & for taking the time to give us such a detailed review!!! Wicked BAO strives to be The Place for tasty Asian Street Food in downtown Fernandina Beach. Located near the Port of Fernandina Beach, housed in a charming historical building, Wicked BAO offers Small Plates, Noodle+Rice & BAO. Always check our Chefâs Specials & Signature Sake Sangria. Help us spread the word & come see us again when you are in the area.
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