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Top 10 Asian food in Paoli, Pennsylvania, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Asian food in Paoli, Pennsylvania, United States. Paoli /peɪˈoʊliː/ is a census-designated place in Chester County near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. It is situated in portions of two townships: Tredyffrin and Willistown. At the 2010 census, it had a total population of 5,575.
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10. Bamboo House of Noodle Soups
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By HikingTom
Entrance fronts route 30/Lancaster Ave in this busy shopping center. Interior is a bit dated and needs freshening, perhaps was formerly a diner of some sort. Menu is varied with apps, soups, bowls of different nature and entrees. Some items can get pricey but overall within the range of other local celebrity style eat in Polynesian venues. First visit and wasnt sure what to expect from menu, and wait staff didnt explain things thoroughly plus there are no pics in menu, thankfully there are on TA and Yelp. We got a beef stew noodle soup dish and broken rice chicken plate. The soup was a traditional style in large bowl with the many ingredients flavored with tomato paste in broth. I was surprised with the the rice dish- expecting a fried rice style but as you see in the pic it was grilled thin cut chicken with a little sweet sauce and a serving of the broken rice and side of veggies. I quite enjoy my chicken this way. With tip we got out about $30 and no drinks, it is a BYOB so perhaps they dont have a license. Was popular around dinner time with families and what seemed like students from the local colleges.
9. Lotus Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By JenneyPironi
We have been visiting this restaurant since a long time, food is consistently good. Mostly we visit there for lunch specials and they are served with salad and soup .. great combo. Food is perfectly spiced, not bland and watery like others. It tastes so good that we always look forward to visiting this place.
8. SuTao Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By SteveB27
We visit regularly and the experience can be good, so here's a quick Tips and Nits list:TIPS (buffet)- Many choices, both hot and cold...experiment with the many good & unique offerings- Bring your own bottle- Watch the buffet; items are amazingly better as they come out of the kitchen hot- Don't miss the included hot tea, iced tea, and lemon aid- Try the homemade chili sauce; we love it on many off the hot dishes- Ask about special buffet dates; many more items (at a higher price)- There is usually a very interesting, eclectic mix of customers (a fun group)- Best times to go are when the restaurant is busy (fresh, ample food)NITS (buffet):- The worst time to go is off peak; small amounts of food sit (better to order off menu)- Sometimes the hot food is really needs to be much hotter- (Rarely) they might seat you very uncomfortably close to others when very busy- Sometimes young children are running around (almost dangerously so)All that said, we mostly love the place and will continue to frequent it.
7. Margaret Kuo's Mandarin Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By Lipadad
I've been to this location before for the Chinese New Year banquet and look forward to returning, as the menu is different each year but always excellent. Margaret's son stopped by often to discuss the food choices, and the meal was more than food, an evening's experience. We were there for three hours, but enjoyed every minute.
6. Thai Orchid
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By lneufeldpa
We have been to this little gem in the past but the food recently has become even better. The saffron crab cakes are my favorite. Tulip dumplings are light and tender. Shrimp dishes are generous with jumbo shrimp. Service is always excellent at this byo. Most dishes pair well with a good dry rose.
5. Manam Indian Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Serious_Foody
Many Indian restaurants in the area, and most foodies will agree with me that they all serve similar food- overloaded with spices, and similar tasting gravy/curry served under different names! And then reluctantly we finally went to Manam to try it out. Are we glad we did!!The food is amazing!! The spices - well balanced! Smell - not overwhelming! Taste - divine! Ingredients - fresh! Menu items - unique! Presentation - appealing, inviting! Pricing - reasonable. A must try here is their âmutton-curry dosaâ, and variety of âAppamsâ served with a selection of stew/gravy. The restaurant seating is a bit âtightâ, not sure if the owners can improve that. They surely should consider white linens and cloth napkins. Now, I finally have a favorite Indian restaurant to go back to!
4. Veekoo Asian Cusine - Berwyn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By appetitetogo
Did take out for my first visit, so I cannot speak to the dining experience, but my take out was so good, I decided to review on that basis.The Bride ordered General Tso's chicken and I ordered the Squid Kung Pao.They were truly good, a tad pricey by a buck or two, but very good.Compares very well to Yang Ming and Margaret Kuo's.They are now on my radar screen for future take out
3. Hong Garden Chinese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Les S
Busy, out of the way, shopping center restaurant with an insufficient number of servers. Always rushed, they forget requests, and are reluctant to change their errors when made on orders. They suggest that you accept your order when they substitute shrimp when prawns were ordered because they "taste" the same. Food was OK, doubt if I will return, although I still would like to discover if prawns and shrimp taste the same.
2. Sushi Nami
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By MeadowsValleyForge
First time here after debating on 3 other places in Malvern. It was a slow Tuesday dinner service with a reluctant greeting from this lady wait staff...reminds me of a stern prison guard.Nevertheless, we proceed and ordered Chirashi which instead of a bed of sushi rice, it was a mound of rice similar to a Chinese plate. Tuna is good, salmon is quite sweet, mackerel is tangy with great taste, shrimp and scallops are both tasty.Chicken Katsu is moist with crispy batter plus good steam rice on the side.Soba Noodles with Shrimp Tempura has a great broth with its distinctive mirin taste. The shrimp tempura served on the side was a disappointment...batter taste like old batter.Overall, it is good with fresh sushi. There are better places to go with friendly staff, so this is my first and last visit.
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1. Nectar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 279 reviews
"Approach love and cooking with reckless abandonâ¦" Dalai Lama.At Nectar, our love for cooking is deeply embedded in that belief.Nectar, a sensuous, sumptuous, savory experience, features the Asian-inspired-French-infused signature cuisine of star chef Pat
Reviewed By napalovers
We were a large group upstairs for a meeting. The entrance, bar and dining spaces were attractive, dimly lit, with wine storage vista as well. My menu selections were the edamame dumplings and short ribs. The dumplings were a large serving is a savory flavorful sauce. The pasta was firm, nice subtle bit, all good. The generous boneless ribs were in a beefy gravy, presented on a pretty plate with a stack of crisped "steak fries" accompanied by a cheesy dip. A dessert trio was also balanced with minicup cake, chocolate cup and citrus sponge. Good wine list by bottle and glasses. Conversation a bit difficult given the noise, but otherwise a winner.
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