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New Jersey, United States Food Guide: 8 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Summit
Reviews on Asian food in Summit, New Jersey, United States. Summit is an affluent city in Union County, New Jersey, United States. At the 2010 United States Census, the city's population was 21,457, reflecting an increase of 326 (+1.5%) from the 21,131 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 1,374 (+7.0%) from the 19,757 counted in the 1990 Census. Summit had the 16th-highest per capita income in the state as of the 2000 Census According to Bloomberg, Summit ranked as the 72nd richest town in America in 2018.
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8. Saigon Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Sharon99407
So, delicious I loved the combination of the white noodles in the delicious veggie stock. What a surprise, I just happen to be in the area and wanted a new eating experience. This was by far one of the best and healthy finds in a long time. I had the Seafood Pho and took the Spring Rolls to go. However, the Spring Rolls did not make it, soooo delicious. I intend on a revisit soon. I hope that the waitress is helpful in understanding the menu.
7. Mitsuba Japanese Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By WilliamC5851
It was opened on Christmas Day! Loads of people in the restaurant...fresh sashimi, sushi, tempura, chicken and beef teriyaki. Seafood platter and many sushi type rolls. Its delicious and yum! Place has a sushi bar and sittings not too large an area. One needs reservations. Price is mid to high range, dependent on the quality of food ordered.
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6. Shanghai Jazz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 247 reviews
Reviewed By Daniel K
First visit to this restaurant on a special Jazz night. Two sets, house was full because it is not very large. Food was above average, expensive for Chinese cuisine, but no cover and no minimum for the set of jazz by well established performers. Nice to enjoy jazz so close to home without hassle.
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5. A Taste of Asia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By ssgtravel
The menu is very large and complicated if you are not familiar with all kinds of asian foods. Sadly, our server, from Central America, really couldn't give us the kind of information we needed to make an educated choice, so some of our entrees were disappointing--because they were not what was expected. In addition, they refused to serve a side of noodles, instead of white rice, when they clearly have noodles available since there are dishes made with noodles. Poor customer service, in my opinion. Otherwise, nice decor, reasonable prices, nicely prepared food, pretty good value for money.
4. Ani Ramen
Overall Ratings
3 based on 10 reviews
WE LOVE RAMEN. IT'S THAT SIMPLE. Ani Ramen house is recognized for Japanese ramen and delicious izakaya. #SLURPSIPREPEAT
Reviewed By TonyK300
This larger version of their Montclair location is still not large enough for the soft-opening night as crowds waited outside and jammed up the reception area just waiting for a chance to gluttonously partake in the luxurious and ultra-satisfying menu of magically prepared foods that linger on the tongue and in the mind long after one leaves for home. Setup in the usual communal long tables the place is short on décor but exceeds expectations on the food and the service. We had the Gyoza (pot stickers-which would be insulting) @ 11.00 ea - delicious; Pork Buns ($9.00) so good we ordered 2nds; and we all had Ani Ramen w pork bowls ($14.00ea) - fantastic in the pork laden broth and scrumptious noodles. Parking is tough just like everywhere in Summit but there is a public parking lot right around the corner.Reservations are suggestedThis BYOB Ani Ramen is now going to be our regular "have fun at dinner" places. Remi thanks for being so attentive on such a crowded night. Everyone there was friendly and accommodating and helped make the occasion special. Thanks All - see you guys soon
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3. Taka Sushi
Overall Ratings
3 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By Elena257
We had dinner in this place and ordered a big plate for 4. The sushi was delicious, we did not know before that we had to bring our own drink, so we settled for sodas and teas :)
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2. Sushi Palace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By larrylegend28
It's hard to not do the "all you can eat" option. Granted there are a few items missing if you choose this path, but most importantly, the sushi here is excellent. It's fresh and top quality. Add in the fact, that for $23, you can have a salad, soup, dumplings, sushi, tea, and ice cream, and it's a tremendous deal. We eaten here twice and we'll certainly be back again.
1. Summit Thai Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By HappyHikerGirl
11 friends and I went to Summit Thai on a Tuesday evening in December. We were the only patrons. The restaurant had no other diners and did not have any take-out customers. Food: Inauthentic & over cooked. We ordered several appetizers. I tasted the curry puff and the egg roll. Both were over-fried and as a result tasted like oil soaked mush. A friend and I split the Tamarind Duck and Drunken Noodles. Others in our party ordered the Peanut Chicken, another duck dish, a few curries, etc. My meal of duck and Drunken Noodle was terrible. The duck was over fried which left the skin very crispy but the duck dried out. The vegetables with the Tamarind Duck were barely cooked, not slightly cooked so that they would be warm, but still crunchy - pretty much raw. The Drunken Noodles were just disgusting. The chicken was over cooked and dry. The noodles obviously were reheated in the microwave - not freshly cooked rice noodles drizzled in oil as one expects. Also there was no kick or spice to the Drunken Noodle. I love Thai food and my mother is of SE Asian descent: THIS IS NOT GOOD SE ASIAN FOOD. Service: our party of 12 were the only diners in the restaurant. When we wanted to place our appetizer order, we had to summon our servers twice. When we wanted to place our dinner order, we had to summon our servers. They provided water for the table regularly. Around 9:15 PM the "mood" lights were turned off and the brighter lights were turned on - instead of a server coming to our table and reminding our party that they close at 9:30 PM we got the "light" treatment. Atmosphere: A very small dining room with very dated authentic Thai decor.
