Location: North Highlands
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- 1. California State Railroad Museum
- 2. Effie Yeaw Nature Center
- 3. Aerospace Museum of California
- 4. Cherry Island Golf Course
- 5. Crocker Art Museum
- 6. Antique Trove
- 7. Ancil Hoffman Golf Course
- 8. Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament
- 9. California State Capitol Museum
- 10. Leland Stanford Mansion State Historic Park
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Most Popular Asian food in North Highlands, California, United States
Reviews on Asian food in North Highlands, California, United States. North Highlands is a census-designated place (CDP) in Sacramento County, California, United States. It is part of the Sacramento–Arden-Arcade–Roseville Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 42,694 at the 2010 census, down from 44,187 at the 2000 census.
Things to do in North Highlands
10. Pho Saigon Nho
Reviewed By Chu303
Loved coming to Pho Nho last week for a late lunch. They had a great menu. If you love Pho you need to come here. They have one of the better combination soup Pho that is plenty in meat and noodles.Likes: The meal and quick service for serving food. Another reason to eat Pho because you can get in and out in 15 minutes, but the food is ready in 5-7. The broth was excellent and I loved everything about it.Dislikes: The only thing I didn't like was no follow up with water service which is a problem in just about every Pho restaurant I go to, but that's ok. The ambiance is average, but again if you're in and out it really doesn't matter.Overall: I recommend Pho Nho is a Pho thumbs up and a great place to eat.
9. Pho Viet Vietnamese & Chinese Cusine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By glorian522
My husband and I ate at this restaurant about three times. Each time, the food was very fresh and presented beautifully, but it just lacks the flavor that my taste buds are screaming for. The spring roles are great, but I like them with peanut sauce, and the peanut sauce is very bland. Yes, I know that I can just add some hot sauce, but the peanut sauce itself is just tasteless. I ordered a noodle dish that was tasteless as well. We will try it again, but I'm hoping that they spice things up a bit.
8. Sakura Grill & Buffet
Reviewed By Karyn C
Tried two times! First time think one week after their of Grand Opening get this, date October 17, 2017! Get this, October 17, 2017! Yes we of the Bay Area know that date, not very pleasant thoughts, the World Series Earthquake in 1989!First time, they try force me buy drink! Finally one lady employee after five minute, maybe she a manager (?) say, "What is the problem! If they want water, just give them the water!" I get seated, takes another ten minutes before they give me very big cup water! All the food so very salty! As Medical Stroke survivor, I instantly tasted all the salt! Then what, a Japanese/Chinese/Korean food place, there pizza at one the food bins, what??? The place where one puts items in big bowl, it shrinks when the cook, the gentleman say no to the one sauce, (he is diabetic)! That should not of be problem, am I right? They put very big amount of that sauce in his bowl! Now I understand is walking distance of the of a hospital! Better not get blood pressure checked, it will have very high reading with all that salty food!Second time, want giving Benefitting Of The Doubt! Again cannot get pass cashier, they try force me buy drink! I will never again come back! If customer not wants drink, that their prerogative! Sodas has the bubbly stuff, may make me queasy, not think the House Keeping wants clean that and neither should she have to!
7. Thai Hut
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By EDGEGUY95
This is a small family-run Thai restaurant in a very unprepossessing location in a Carmichael strip mall (kitty-corner from Home Depot on Madison and Manzanita). The food, however, is very well prepared with very fresh ingredients and is truly delicious. I've been here 3 times in the last month or so and ordered take-out twice as well. The Pad-See-Euw was very good, as was the Pad Thai and a Yellow Chicken Curry that was perhaps the best I've ever had. The star at our table was the Mango Thai Fried Rice, a seasonal special that was enough for four people and was scrumptious! All portions are quite generous and all 4 of us at one dinner took home doggy bags. Don't miss the Mango and Sticky Rice for dessert, either.
6. Panda Express
Reviewed By CA_rat_doctor
I was staying at the nearby La Quinta hotel (less than 2 blocks away), and wanted a convenient dinner at about 8 pm on a Thursday evening. This Panda Express still had a good number of entrees and sides available, even though it was probably a bit past the prime dinner hour. I find the food at Panda Express to be consistently good, although I always wish they had more "health"options - low fat, in particular.
5. Panda Express
Reviewed By Cynhoff
We enjoy their various entrée selections such as General Tso chicken & orange chicken whenever we go. This time it seemed as though the dishes were rather greasy. They post the calories, but I question if they correctly factor in the serving size. The restaurants are very loud when kids are there.
4. Ninja Hibachi Express
3. Noble Vegetarian
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By JDZatSF
We happened to be nearby, so we went to Noble Vegetarian (it's vegan), but now that I've eaten there, I'd drive out of my just to go back.Despite the fact that it's in a run-down strip mall in nowhere's land, the service was welcoming and helpful, while the Chinese/Thai/Vietnamese food was plentiful and excellent. And there's so much on the menu to try!We were very happy there and look forward to returning!
2. Pattaya Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Robert L
Excellent little mom and pop. Very good food. Large menu. Reasonable prices. They will make anything mild, medium or hot. Hot is very hot.
Where to Eat in North Highlands: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. House Of Thai Rice & Noodle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Mark M
It's the Wandering Yank here. Mrs. Yank and I love Thai food, and our search for excellent Thai food in the Sacramento has been frustrating. From Placerville to Sacramento to Roseville, we've had boring to good Thai food, but it's usually, at best, a step below authentic (Sophia's Thai Kitchen in Davis has been our favorite so far, but it's a bit out of the way for us. Also Boon Boon Cafe in Sacramento is a place we want to try again). But House of Thai is now at the top of our Sacramento-area list.We showed up at 5 on a Saturday and had a 15-minute list. A good sign, so obviously it's popular. It's small and bustling. Bonus points for having both Chang and Singha beer - Chang is my favorite but not common. We started with the "How We Rolls" appetizer - a delicious meal in itself. Mrs. Yank had the spicy basil chicken, which was pretty good, and I had the drunken noodles with pork, which was outstanding! It had very authentic Thai flavor. The excellent mango with sticky rice dessert was a great conclusion.Pretty inexpensive, decor is American Thai (you know what I mean if you frequent Thai restaurants), very nice service from a lovely Laotian lady, and great food. What more can one ask for?We'll be back...2 enthusiastic thumbs up!
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