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Best Asian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Asian food in Hanover. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Asian restaurants near you.. Hanover, Maryland is an unincorporated community in the Baltimore/Annapolis area in northwestern Anne Arundel County, Maryland and eastern Howard County, Maryland in the United States, located south of Baltimore on the Howard County line.
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10. Bonchon
Reviewed By Tahlrath
This was my first time eating at Bonchon. It is a modern looking Korean (chain) restaurant. The service is good for a chain restaurant. The Bulgogi I ordered was tasty. What I did not expect was to eat chicken strips and be completely blown away. We ordered a small (10 piece) of the soy & garlic. The chicken was so tender. The breading was light, crispy, and packed full of flavor. Each bite was better than the last. I would go back there, every time, just for their chicken!
9. Pho One-O Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By CariibbeanQueen
I heard about the restaurant from one of the owners and decided to give it a try. Went there on 10 Aug 16 for lunch and had the Bahn Mi pork sandwich. It was quite tasty but they were a bit skimpy on the meat and other fillings. My lunch mate had the Pho and was pleased with it. The food prices were reasonable and the bar specials seem to be too.Overall it was a decent experience and I will return.
8. Matsu Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By renfield1969
Matsu is a nice little Sushi place next to the post office in the Linthicum strip mall. I found most of their offerings unimaginative, although it is not their fault I ordered an Eel Roll expecting unagi sashimi. I was annoyed that the Spicy Salmon Roll - my benchmark for good sushi - was barely spicy. At least they have beer and wine.
7. Luk Fu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Your culinary passport to authentic Asian cuisine. The Far East is as near as the Live! Casino floor. Just follow the exotic aromas to Luk Fu for flavorful cuisine from Korea, China and Vietnam.
Reviewed By paymeami2
We ate here while in the Casino since we love Asian food and there were a ton of Asian people eating in here. The menu is very expensive for basic dishes. $20 fried rice anyone? However if you want a nice meal but don't eat to pay the prices at The Prime Rib, this is a good choice! GREAT people watching! My husband had fried rice and enjoyed it. I had Pad Thai and it was way too sweet and they used a flat noodle which I found odd. Not like in Drunken Noodle but more like a fettuccini noodle. We also had Kim Chee and liked it a lot. HOT!! I ordered wrong. It wasn't until I got on TA that I learned they have soup dumplings. I am so upset because not many places have them and I have always wanted to try them! I will just have to go back to the casino!!!! I hope my review was helpful. If so please click "YES"!Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We appreciate you enjoyed the food! We hope to see you again very soon!
6. Mai Dragon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By Pattie Y
Humming on Saturdays for dimsum and rolling carts. Went for weeknight dinner and we loved the westlake soup, salt and pepper pork, fish and tofu pot. Delicious Chinese food -- and we're Chinese! Prices seemed slightly higher but the portions are so oversized so you have a meal for the following day as well. We'll be back to celebrate my brother's birthday.
5. Gachi House of Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By DrSkippy
Excellent sashimi! Wide menu selections! A la cart items also! Try the Sashimi Deluxe (good savings instead of ordering separately!)! Sushi rolls are huge; thatâs why they are on the expensive side. Great Japanese choice inside airport. Gachi Japanese Restaurant. BWI Airport. (By Gate A10). Baltimore, MD. 4/25/18.
4. Sushi Q Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Opened recently and are building their web site, should be done by end of May. 410-579-2453, open 7 days. Best sushi restaurant with renowned chef, must be reviewed!
Reviewed By stub905
Sushi Q was recommended to us by a friend. It was a little drive for us, but we found it with ease. It was bigger than we expected. We were there for a post rush hour lunch--I guess we got there about 1:15 or so. There was plenty of room to sit.Honestly, not great ambience. The music was loud and the bass was booming (as it should be). The menu is extensive. We opted for the 2 sushi and three sushi lunch special. Eating 5 different types of sushi would give us a nice overview.The salad doesn't have a whole lot to talk about. The miso soup is the best I've ever tasted. If you don't get it as part of your meal, order it.The sushi came and was very pretty to look at. But we didn't come to look and we were not disappointed. Delicious. Fresh..We would go back again. If you're in the area, drop in. If it's a little out of your way you won't be sorry. Enjoy.
3. Gachi House of Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By podrozniczka60
We visited Gachi in Philadelphia Airport in April 2018 and because of that experience choosing Gachi in any location is a "nobrainer". The quality is surprising, the freshness is apparent. Both sushi and sashimi, also great seaweed salad. Nice presentation as well.
2. Phubs Vietnamese Pho+Subs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By 56elainap
The food was amazing, the staff was friendly and the food came very fast. We ate inside and came here on our way home from a trip. The bread on the sandwich was particularly good and the citrus sesame chicken bowl with white rice and veggies was very flavorful. Would come again!
1. Little Spice Incorporated
Overall Ratings
4 based on 161 reviews
Reviewed By 280lady
Our favorite Thai take out restaurant closed a couple years ago and ever since then I've been on the hunt for a place that makes good Red Chicken Curry (native Thai spicy). Tried a couple near our home-- they were okay but nothing I'd rush back for. Having exhausted the options that were very close we decided to broaden our horizons and decided to look farther afield. I had eaten lunch at this place while visiting a client in the area and remembered it as pretty decent. We placed our order and drove out 20 minutes to get it. What a disappointment. The dish was like 95% undercooked vegetables. I had to comb through it to excavate what tiny shreds of flavorless chicken there were to try to satisfy my appetite. Sauce/broth was nondescript and barely had any kick at all. I tend to be a fairly forgiving diner-- but this was close to inedible. After I sifted through and ate the little shreds of chicken I pitched the rest of the dish (felt like there was a lb. of it) down the garbage disposal. Maybe they were just having a bad day in the kitchen but it would take a lot for me to give them another chance.
