Location: Englewood
Top Restaurants in Englewood
Top Things to do in Englewood
- 1. Bergen Performing Arts Center
- 2. Overpeck County Park
- 3. Van Saun County Park / Bergen County Zoological Park
- 4. Fort Lee Historic Park
- 5. New York Botanical Garden
- 6. Teaneck Cinemas
- 7. The Shops at Riverside
- 8. King Spa
- 9. Flat Rock Brook Nature Center
- 10. African Art Museum of the Society of African Missions
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New Jersey, United States Food Guide: 10 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Englewood
Find out what Asian restaurants to try in Englewood. Englewood is a city located in Bergen County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the city had a total population of 27,147, reflecting an increase of 944 (+3.6%) from the 26,203 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 1,353 (+5.4%) from the 24,850 counted in the 1990 Census.
Things to do in Englewood
10. East Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By WillandJoe
This place is a favorite. The sushi is always fresh and very tasty. With the conveyor belt for sushi, it is also a quick opinion. The sushi on the belt is just as fresh as if you order. Service is friendly and prompt. With the recent remodel, they added private rooms which seat 4 to 14. What a fun place to have a small gathering.
9. Bangkok Garden Thai Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Norjeff2
Came here with friends. First Thai restaurant in Bergen County. Very nice atmosphere. A lot of seating too. We had Pad Thai. Very good but seemed a little oily. We also had the massaman curry which was flavorful and plentiful. It was really good. Friends had a beef in gravy dish that they loved. Slices of beef that were tender.The service was great. Four dishes with tax and tip was $80. Tip: Parking is street parking with meters. Tip: takes reservations.
8. Best Dumplings
Mostly takeout
Reviewed By twnyc
The name says it all. This is a small storefront place that makes a variety of dumplings on premises, and you can buy them frozen by the bag, or order from a menu that also has a few other Korean (I think?) items, all of which are quite good.It's not really a restaurant, per se. They do have one or two small tables, but I would guess 90+% of their business is take out.The food is excellent (especially the dumplings, even when purchased frozen) and the people are really nice too.
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7. Simply Vietnamese
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By Benjamin B
Have the Pho - everyone does. Noodle dishes a specialty. Noisy and crowded, not expensive. What's not to like?
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6. Veggie Heaven
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By duckbill2015
They make tofu-based chicken, beef, fish dishes, all well-made. Good noodle and soup dishes. Well-priced. A local watering-hole, often crowded.
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5. Kratiem Thai Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Moosebear425
We met some friends at Kratiem for dinner. It's their favorite place to have Thai food and I can see why! The prices are great and the food was tasty, prepared well and good sized portions. The atmosphere is good although a little tight. It is located on the main drag and is convenient for shopping and parking. Close to the theater / Symphony Hall. It is BYOB and very reasonably priced.
4. Tani Sushi and Asian Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Ashburn1
We dined at this restaurant before a recent concert at the nearby Bergen Performing Arts Center. While we have dined at a Tani in Glen Rock several times, this was our first experience with their Englewood venue. Happily, it exceeded our expectations.Our dinner began with four delicious spring rolls in a tangy sauce. Our dinner entrees were a wok-cooked prawn dish and the venerable General Tsoâs chicken. Both entrees were perfectly prepared and our portions were ample. I topped off my dinner with a Thai iced tea, which substituted for a dessert and left me quite full. My fiancée skipped dessert. Since this place is a BYOB facility, we were able to enjoy our own bottle of chardonnay. The total bill, before the tip, was $38-something. This was a very good dinner at a very reasonable price. Its proximity to the Bergen Performing Arts Center makes it a good choice for a pre-theater meal. Tani has a large variety of Chinese, Japanese and Thai entrees, so we can branch out on our next visit. It also has a very soothing interior. The classical guitar music in the background was an unusual choice for an Asian fusion restaurant, but it enhanced the sense of calm that we had while dining here. A very happy discovery. We will be back.
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3. Daruma Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By joannie838
I was impressed by the quality of the fish . My sashimi salad with citrus sauce was perfect . The dressing was original and complimented the salad to a tee . The portions are perfect and the selections are more than ample . The prices are very reasonable for the quality . I can't wait to go again . Perfect for a family or couples dinner. The atmosphere is warm and classy at the same time . Count me in!!!!
2. Baumgarts
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By Neil D
Unexpectedly found Baumgarts on way to concert at Bergenfield Performing Arts Center. We were in the mood for Chinese, but this restaurant also offers a good selection of other meals. Great, old-time ('40s or '50s) diner/restaurant architecture inside. You can imagine a young Frank Sinatra taking a date to this place on a Saturday night. It probably hasn't changed much since then. I had lo-mein noodles with vegetables - very good. Friend had sweet and sour chicken - (a little too sweet). And prices were reasonable. Next time I'm in the area, I'll be sure to visit again.
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1. Akai Japanese Sushi Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Randy T
I am in Englewood on business about every quarter, and while I like the diner foods you can readily find here, there is only so much gravy a man can eat. So I checked google maps for some other options near where I stay and spotted Akai Lounge on the map. Checked the ratings, looked good, and reviews on Trip Adviser were most all positive so I gave it a shot. First thing you need to know about going to Akai, parking is a pain. You need to have a pocket of quarters if you park on the street. But now for a little inside baseball, there is a parking lot in the back with a machine that takes dollar bills and you only need to feed the machine if you are there BEFORE 6:00 PM. After six, free! So I get there for a happy hour sushi fix, only needed to pay for 30 minutes of parking and was free and clear from there. I sat at the bar (not the sushi bar) and ordered a salad (which was great, light and refreshing) then had the shrimp tempura (which was also great except for the tempura broccoli. I was not a fan of that at all). And then for the final course I has six pieces of salmon sashimi. Did I not want more, oh yes, I did. However, at almost $4 per piece it added up quick. Anyway, Akai is a little on the high side when it comes to food prices, but the service was good as was the food I got.
