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Most Popular Asian food in Fairfield, Maine, United States
Reviews on Asian food in Fairfield, Maine, United States. Fairfield is a town in Somerset County, Maine, United States. The population was 6,735 at the 2010 census. The town includes Fairfield Center, Fairfield village and Hinckley, and borders the city of Waterville to the south. It is home to the Good Will-Hinckley School, Lawrence High School and Kennebec Valley Community College.
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7. Hibachi Supreme Buffet
Overall Ratings
3 based on 42 reviews
All you can Chinese American. Janpanese sushi roll.
Reviewed By Michelle B
over all the place is clean good food and the wait staff is great but the cashier is very rude would not stop texting even after I told him how rude it was he made my daughter and i wait to be cashed out and continued texting while cashing us out when I go out to eat I would like to feel like I am wanted he made me feel like he didn't care weather or not we was there is phone was all he cared about I think if it is that important you can step out side so that customers aren't ignored while your on your phone someone needs to have his phone takin away while he is at work it only the polite and right thing to do you are at work then do your job not play on your phone
6. Pad Thai Too
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Celebrating 20 years under one family ownership serving innovative Thai food and classics that is also vegan and vegetarian friendly.
Reviewed By Rick M
First time here on our way home from Portland. Go Mariners! Figured we would give it a try for something new.The service was great.No issues there. The business is clean and tastefully decorated inside. Seems to do a good business.The food was very good and we were both happy. The portion size could have been a bit larger but now I'm just nit-picking. I also like the wider noodles as opposed to the thin ones, once again really having to look hard for anything to tell you about. Enjoy yourselves here!
5. Mirakuya Sushi & Hibachi & Cocktails
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By jmiddleton12345
Restaurant is clean overall and we were seated promptly. The show was a little lack luster compared to others I had been to. I'd like to say it was because no one in our party was drinking but I used to have a blast when I was underage. The food was average. Interestingly we were given the check before we had finished eating, and no sooner had I lifted the last bite to my mouth was my plate cleared. I don't know if they were just that attentive or they were rushing us out, it seemed more like the latter. A member of our party who was Japanese commented on the rudeness if the staff, but from a Japanese standpoint vs American standards. I'd probably go back just got variety but I wouldn't necessarily recommend people go out of their way to go.
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4. Jin Yuan Chinese Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By LopingianTravels
In years past, our family gathered for a post-Christmas dinner at Jin Yuan because we enjoyed the restaurant. Never again. Our dining experience was poor on several fronts even though there were few seated guests. Where to begin? The waitress came the table and said she's bring water for everyone; 15 minutes later, the waters finally arrived. Later in the evening, when I went to pay the fare, she was fully engaged in texting at the wait station. This seemed to be the activity of the night because she was never to be seen in the dining area. When our meals arrived, we found that the proportion of meat to vegetables was surprisingly negligible. The Mo Shu Pork certainly had the Mo Shu, but the pork was hard to find. Similarly, we ordered a beef cashew where the green-and-red peppers outnumbered the total count on the cashews and beef. In fact, our experience reminded one of the Burger King commercial of last century with the question "where's the beef?" Our order of mother's chicken had more breading on the chicken than actual chicken, and the first two bites I took left me wondering where the meat was in the fried envelope. I could continue, but I think that you get the picture. Jin Yuan charges a few dollars more per dish for their entrees than other Chinese restaurants in Central Maine. For the "up charge," the patron certainly deserves both better meals and service. Not recommended.
3. Asian Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Carol S
Ate here 3 times. Very good variety of different asian foods. Vegetables were fresh and not oner cooked
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2. Ming Lee Chinese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
The Area's Finest Szechuan & Mandarin Cuisine - dine in OR Take Out. We offer a full menu with all of your favorite dishes. Looking for an inexpensive lunch, we have 19 different combo plates that come with an appetizer and pork fried rice.
Reviewed By foodie1945
Friends have been talking about Ming Lee restaurant for years. We finally got there for dinner. I couldnât believe the take out business. The whole time we were there I saw a line out the door to pick up their food. The service was excellent. The owner came over to our table to make sure we had a good meal. The food was flavorful and there was enough to take home.The cost was very reasonable considering the quality and quantity of food.
1. Cheung Lee Express
Cheung Lee Express offers restaurant dining, take-out, online ordering, and delivery options. Call or click, to view our authentic Mandarin, Chinese, Thai & Polynesian menu items. Delivery charges may vary depending on distance.
Reviewed By Rod L
The first time I went to Cheung Lee Express, it was for take-out. The restaurant decor itself isn't anything to write home about. Think Greyhound Bus Terminal, circa 1973, and you've pretty much nailed it. The food, though, is quick and plentiful. My first order was for Chicken Lo Mein, and I was NOT disappointed. They gave me a lot, and it was tasty and delicious. No complaints. Really, for an eatery connected with the Big Apple, this isn't bad at all. Compare Cheung Lee to Mei Dream. Though Mei Dream has a beautifully put-together stand-alone restaurant, it's always empty. That says something right there. Go into this little non-descript Chinese restaurant next to the Fairfield Big Apple, and it's quite a different story. Not so many people actually eating there, but the amount of take-out orders is rather surprising. Obviously, someone likes them. Since I used to live in Waterville, I was always afraid my food would be cold by the time I went up to Fairfield (4 miles, one way) and back again. I'm happy to report that's never been the case. If you want fast Chinese and certainly the best in Fairfield, look no further than Cheung Lee Express!
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