Location: Voorhees
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Reviews on Asian food in Voorhees, New Jersey, United States. Voorhees Township is a township in Camden County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the township's population was 29,131, reflecting an increase of 1,005 (+3.6%) from the 28,126 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 3,567 (+14.5%) from the 24,559 counted in the 1990 Census. Voorhees is a New Jersey suburb in the Greater Philadelphia Metropolitan Area.
Things to do in Voorhees
10. Akira
Overall Ratings
3 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By MariaCBTraveler
I love going to Akira for lunch, especially after having a massage next door. They have very good seaweed salad, and great spider rolls and spicy tuna rolls. Service is always friendly.
9. Hong Kong Fusion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 165 reviews
Innovative fine fusion cuisine. Exotic rare tea list. Voted best of 2017 by readers of South Jersey Magazine. Private party room seats up to 80.
Reviewed By FLJ08008
My office staff and I have been working our way through the entire menu of this place and, as yet, have not found anything that is not top quality or delicious. We have all been there about 12 times now. No offense, but I even sat thru the damn tea ceremony. I have to admit it was interesting and I learned a lot about tea in general. Some of the tea actually tasted pretty good.However the food is outstanding. The Pork Wonton soup is the best I have ever had. Plus, it keeps in the refrigerator for a couple of days. Every one of the other dishes that I have ordered keeps a day or two as well at the same or close to the same quality.They do not seem to use as much oil in their cooking here and most Asian restaurants. The only items that need some work are the Spring Rolls and Egg Rolls. They seem very tough and chewy.
8. Mount Masala
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
The Himalaya or Himalayan from a mountain range in Asia (Nepal, India, Tibet) with the motto of combing this fusion cuisine together. Our comfortable and cozy dining, family friendly atmosphere and full menu of specialties will deliver the package with me
Reviewed By IslandCowboy2014
Well presented Himalayan Indian food. Pick your own heat level of the spice. Large selection of choices, including goat, shrimp, and vegetarian dishes. Very reasonable pricing. Nice personality and care from the help.
7. Shangri-La
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Steven B
The young men that run this place have hit on something very good. With very good food and reasonable prices you can't go wrong visiting here. I particularly like to make my own dish by selecting which protein, veggies and sauce. Also like to spice it up to your own desire. These guys hustle and the place is clean. I'll be back again and again.
6. Samuel's & Chef Chan Chinese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By podrozniczka60
Nice atmosphere and friendly staff. A pot of hot tea on the table came automatically - i like that very much. We had sushi lunch which was inexpensive and tasty. Very satisfied. Certainly this is a place to go back to.
5. Lai Thai Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Thai Cuisine, Thai Restaurant, Asian Cuisine.Our restaurant is located in Voorhees, NJ 08043. We are BYOB.
Reviewed By ginals
I have eaten dinner at this small (15 or so tables), BYOB, strip mall restaurant twice but this is the first time I'm reviewing it. Both meals were very satisfying and filling. The menu is extensive enough to please everyone - many are spicy and available in mild, medium and hot. Our appetizers of chicken wings (delicious and meaty with garlic and chili basil sauce - I've had their hot before but recommend the medium to get the best flavor), shrimp dumplings (a special), and lettuce wrap with chicken were delicious and savory. Our entrees were equally flavorful and tasty. They were Basil Duck (crispy with just the right amount of tangy Thai flavor), Seafood Delight (over spaghetti and equally spicy but with a different tangy flavor), and Salmon in Love (a mild but nevertheless very tasty sauce). No room for dessert. Despite only 2 servers the service was very attentive (drank lots of water) even though the restaurant was full. They gave us a lot of food for the money. They also offer take out and delivery I am told. They are closed Mondays. I recommend this place highly for great Thai and will definitely be going back.
4. Hong Kong Fusion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 165 reviews
Innovative fine fusion cuisine. Exotic rare tea list. Voted best of 2017 by readers of South Jersey Magazine. Private party room seats up to 80.
Reviewed By FLJ08008
My office staff and I have been working our way through the entire menu of this place and, as yet, have not found anything that is not top quality or delicious. We have all been there about 12 times now. No offense, but I even sat thru the damn tea ceremony. I have to admit it was interesting and I learned a lot about tea in general. Some of the tea actually tasted pretty good.However the food is outstanding. The Pork Wonton soup is the best I have ever had. Plus, it keeps in the refrigerator for a couple of days. Every one of the other dishes that I have ordered keeps a day or two as well at the same or close to the same quality.They do not seem to use as much oil in their cooking here and most Asian restaurants. The only items that need some work are the Spring Rolls and Egg Rolls. They seem very tough and chewy.
3. Bangkok City
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Kenneth G
Five seniors tried this stip-mall restaurant. Our experience was mixed. We were directed to sit at a long set of tables down the center of the room. We asked to sit at a four person booth with a chair on the open end which makes for easier conversation. We were told flatly that the booth is for four people only (there were two other customers in the restaurant at the time so it was hardly a problem with space). We ordered chicken Sate appetizers and they were very generous with good peanut sauce on the side. We ordered separate entrees and all arrived in short time, and the portions were about three times as much as you can eat. Three members of the group declared themselves very happy with the food. Two of us were silent. My Special Entree Cashew Nut (E5 on the menu) tasted as if it had been simmered at low temperature for an hour until there was no real flavor distinction between the pineapple pieces and the mushrooms. I would normally have returned it to the kitchen and askef for something else but the social intent of the evening made that not appropriate so I picked at it until we could leave. This was a distinct downer for me.
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2. Elena Wu Restaurant & Sushi Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Chinese Restaurant. Sushi Bar. The one and only home of Elena Wu, owned and operated by Elena herself. Specializing in a fusion of Chinese and French cuisine and innovative sushi. Dine in. Take out. Catering. Private Events. Located at Voorhees Town Cente
Reviewed By dgr1968NewJersey
Ate here recently with friends and really enjoyed our meal! We stuck to the Chinese menu but the restaurant offers a huge sushi menu as well. The restaurant was clean, elegant without being stuffy. Our waiter was very friendly and service was prompt. Meals were delicious with good sized portions. Would definitely return and highly recommend!
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1. Hong Kong Fusion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 165 reviews
Innovative fine fusion cuisine. Exotic rare tea list. Voted best of 2017 by readers of South Jersey Magazine. Private party room seats up to 80.
Reviewed By FLJ08008
My office staff and I have been working our way through the entire menu of this place and, as yet, have not found anything that is not top quality or delicious. We have all been there about 12 times now. No offense, but I even sat thru the damn tea ceremony. I have to admit it was interesting and I learned a lot about tea in general. Some of the tea actually tasted pretty good.However the food is outstanding. The Pork Wonton soup is the best I have ever had. Plus, it keeps in the refrigerator for a couple of days. Every one of the other dishes that I have ordered keeps a day or two as well at the same or close to the same quality.They do not seem to use as much oil in their cooking here and most Asian restaurants. The only items that need some work are the Spring Rolls and Egg Rolls. They seem very tough and chewy.
