Reviews on Asian food in Skillman, New Jersey, United States. Skillman is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) located within Montgomery Township, in Somerset County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the CDP's population was 242.
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4 based on 44 reviews
The big deal about this small Japanese restaurant is that it's next door to the Princeton Record Exchange, one of the few remaining large record stores.The crabmeat sushi I had was fresh, although they were a little stingy with the crabmeat. Just this and a green tea set me back over USD20 including tips. I probably wouldn't fight to find my way back unless I was visiting the Princeton Record Exchange again.
4 based on 103 reviews
Premier Chinese restaurant serving Princeton
Iâm from the area, but now live in the Midwest. Tiger Noodles is still my favorite Chinese spot in Princeton 20 years later. Everything is good here and the staff is kind. My kids also love eating here (which is a bonus). I bring a bottle of wine from the wine shop and have a great meal and a laugh with my family every November. I hope this place stays around forever.
4 based on 11 reviews
I usually expect a lot less from a take out Chinese place. But China Wok really surprised me. The fried dumplings are crisp and not as all greasy. Same for the egg rolls. And the fried rice was fab. In fact, I have no complaints at all. Good food, decent prices and really nice people.
Most Popular American food in Skillman, New Jersey, United States
4 based on 11 reviews
We ordered specials and the food seemed very fresh and much more authentic than most Thai restaurants in NJ (which are often run by non-Thai people). A minor downside is that the wait-staff seem pretty inexperienced; but we will still be back because the food was very good.In the same space as the old Da's Kitchen.
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4 based on 85 reviews
Itâs been four days and my mind keeps returning to the outstanding Gai Banna I had on Tuesday evening. It was one of the Chefâs specials. The curry flavors combined with stuffing in the Chicken was just amazing. The Fried Calamari were freshly made and grilled Squid was well seasoned. My colleague had a rice dish, lots of rice. I would have ordered something else. The Mango Mouse Cake capped off the evening. Service was efficient. Restaurant was clean. Reasonable prices. It is BYOB. Will be back.
4 based on 23 reviews
One of the worst sushi and Japanese food I've ever had. The sushi was warm especially the tuna and salmon rolls. The tuna and salmon were puréed instead of being whole pieces. There was a breaded chicken appetizer that was lukewarm and tasteless. The squid with barbecue sauce was inedible due to the cartilage. The chicken udon soup was bland. The green tea ice cream was okay. It gets one star from me because the decor is nice. The Chinese restaurant in Hillsborough has better sushi and udon. I've been to the sister restaurant of Mori sushi and it was considerably better.
4 based on 43 reviews
This restaurant has gone through several owners in the recent past. It started out excellent then was sold to someone who ruined it. Recently, we heard it had yet another new owner and had recovered its quality. We ate dinner with five friends. The dishes ranged from simple Chinese wok stir-fried to sushi. Four of us were outright disappointed; two thought it was average; one abstention. Won't go back.
Most Popular International food in Skillman, New Jersey, United States
4 based on 38 reviews
This store front restaurant has well-spaced seating and is decorated with pretty, well-lit, wall-hung parasols and carved stone ornaments. My wife and I both ordered the Negimaki beef bento and were well satisfied with the taste. It consisted of six smallish beef rolls wrapped around delicious, soft, piquant scallions in a lick-the-plate sauce. The rice, California rolls and sugar snap pea pods that accompanied them were also excellent though a serving of edamame was uncooked and had tough leathery pods. The miso soup starter was delicate and filling but the somewhat odd tasting beaker of hot tea took some getting used to. At $30 for two the lunch was pricier than most and the portions were not large but I'd give this place another go.
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4 based on 78 reviews
Rickyâs Thai had good Thai food, I had fried tofu and drunken noodles with chicken. I live in Thailand so I know a little about Thai food. I was surprised that in Skillman NJ there was good Thai Food. Next time I am in the area I will definitely go back.
4 based on 63 reviews
Went last Saturday for our second time. The first time was excellent and shortly after they opened but I forgot about this gem. We started with drinks in the bar. Great cocktail menu and I love the atmosphere. We moved to a table a little while later and ordered 3 appetizers, wonton soup, a fancy sushi roll and 2 dishes. Everything was great. The table thought the wonton soup was the best they've ever had. My favorite was the duck salad and the ribs. The only thing I wouldn't order again because it just wasn't memorable was the miso Chilean sea bass. They need 2 things......a happy hour special menu would attract a nice crowd and use the outdoor patio in the summer!! Can't wait to go back. @adventuresindining (insta)
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