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Top 10 Asian food in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Asian food in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, United States. Brooklyn Center is a city in Hennepin County, Minnesota, United States. The city is located on the west bank of the Mississippi River on the northwest border of Minneapolis. The population was 30,104 at the 2010 census.
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10. Thanh Vi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By brendak77
If you're looking for amazing Vietnamese food ~ this is your place! Our family each chose different meals so we got to sample a little of quite a few things on the menu and each bite was better than the one before. Great flavor, lots of fresh veggies, spice and great portion sizes.We had our 11 month old grand daughter with us and she sampled everything as well and got about half on the floor. When we asked for a broom to clean up after her the server said that was his job and he was glad to see her enjoy everything so much. We felt so bad!After a great meal and great service came a great deal! Our meal for six of us was $35!
9. Teppanyaki Grill & Supreme Buffet
Overall Ratings
3 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By Kozikreation
The atmosphere was dingy. The decor was old. The buffet stations made no sense - Asian foods intermingled with non-Asian foods. The food itself was not very good and the service was practically non-existent. We were a group of 6 people and the server cleared our dishes maybe only twice - which there were a lot of dishes because the plates were so small. People around us were taking heaping plates of crab and crawdad's. And the cost was very high for a buffet. I will never return.
8. Tori 44
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By jakester88
We're big fans of ramen, but came off a bit disappointed by Tori 44. We started with several yakitori skewers, which looked great on the menu but in actuality weren't anything special. The yucayaki was also relatively flavorless. Our ramens, by contrast, were extremely tasty, particularly the Salted Duck and the goat special. But -- all of our ramens came out lukewarm, no steam, no aromas. Whether that was because of the service or the kitchen, I don't know. But a really good ramen should come out piping hot, and these were far from it -- and all four of us noticed that independently during and after dinner. Plus, no hot sake is available, another disappointment. Hopefully these can be fixed, as there's a lot of competition for good ramen in the Cities these days.
7. Jin's Chow Mein
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Dan h
They have Take-out Only Chow Mein, no Credit Cards. The prices are low and the food is good. Minnesota style Chow mein around $3 Kung Pow and Szechuan chicken also very good. Egg Foo Yung and cream cheese puffs for a ew dollars more. You can feed a large family for $20, Wait time is about 5 minutes.
6. Hai Hai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By mnsparky
My apologies. The flavor profiles did not appeal. Not the wine (sweet) not the appetizers (spring rolls did not have the range of flavors that normally describe spring rolls) not the entrees. The broccoli was super greasy; the ribs were fatty and heavy were soaked with an odd brown gravy. Nothing tasted light or sweet /sour/ salty in a balanced way. The service was slow. it's hard to imagine why the place was filled with people? Maybe our taste preferences are different than the masses that frequent the place? We won't be back.
5. Ocean Buffet
Overall Ratings
3 based on 35 reviews
Best asian buffet in the Twin Cities
Reviewed By Erika M
I had visit here a few times with my family and we all agree about some of the dishes been cold and the replacement of empty containers is not as fast as you want.
4. Koom Siab Grocery & Deli
Reviewed By ahosch
I go here for the stuffed chicken wings. When I'm picking up supper, I call ahead. One wing feeds two, or one really hungry person. We just reheat them in the oven to crisp them. I recommend the tri-color (a SE Asian coconut milk concoction filled with rice starch gummies of all sorts, colors, and shapes), which is the best I've ever had anywhere. Also, the egg rolls. The flat, white spring roll things with homemade hot sauce are delish and slap-yo-mouf hot! The fried dumplings with sesame seeds are filled with purple yam are oh-so delish! Also a great place to pick up Hmong greens. Like broccoli raab-chop in half, saute in garlic and chiles, finish w/soy and Sriracha.
3. Rose Garden Asian Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By LP1009
Come here a lot when staying at embassy suites across the street on business. Consistently good Chinese or Thai food. Small bar with beer/wine. Great owners - staff. Food is fresh and delicious. Usual suspects on the menu - lots of appetizers- all good - and meat and vege dishes. I like lemon chicken and house pineapple fried rice.
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2. Que Viet Village House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By drjohnScottsdale
We came here after hearing about the egg rolls. They are huge, but average in taste. The service was very good. Although it sounds like a Vietnamese restaurant, most of the menu items are standard at any Chinese restaurant. The entree sizes are also very generous. You could definitely do worse than this restaurant, but could also find better.
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1. Lemon Grass
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By teresar123
The sushi was good. The Miso soup was cold. They were out off Stella beer, Blue Moon, and all other bottle beer. The app we ordered, Shrimp Rolls were out too. 5pm on Sunday we were surprised at what we couldnât order. We let the manager know and she was responsive and apologized so we appreciated that.
