Location: Las Cruces
Top Restaurants in Las Cruces
Top Things to do in Las Cruces
- 1. New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum
- 2. Dripping Springs Natural Area
- 3. Farmers & Crafts Market of Las Cruces
- 4. Old Mesilla Village
- 5. The Zuhl Museum
- 6. Recycled Roadrunner Sculpture
- 7. New Mexico State University
- 8. Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument
- 9. San Albino Church
- 10. Basilica of San Albino
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Find out what Asian restaurants to try in Las Cruces. With the majestic Organ Mountains to the east and the mighty Rio Grande to the west, Las Cruces stands as an oasis at the junction of the I-10 and I-25. New Mexico State University makes its home here, among fine art galleries, informative museums, a lively theater scene and high desert terrain. The sun almost always seems to be shining in Las Cruces, which enjoys on average 350 days of clear blue skies per year, making it the perfect base to explore the breathtaking surrounding area.
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7. Mix Pacific Rim
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By Ann M
The food here is the best I have ever had. It's not just the bentos that are amazing but the curry as well. But, my favorite is definitely the Ginger Beef Bento! It makes my mouth water just thinking about it! The waiter is also really friendly, and attentive; I doesn't take any of them more than five minutes, usually, to fill up our drinks. It's a little dark in there, but I think it's nice, and mostly quite, as it isn't busy when I go.
6. Wok N World
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By mommaburk
Just moved here, wanted something good to pick up and take home after a long day. Staff is super friendly, place is clean and welcoming. The crab Rangoons were the best Iâve ever had!! So when I got home and opened this huge meal I was so excited, but that was short lived. The sesame chicken was mostly breading and âchicken partsâ no real meat that I could find. The sweet and sour chicken had more meat, but still a lot of breading. The sauce was ok, The fried rice was bland, the lo mein was ok. I might try it again just because there were good aspects....weâll see
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5. Pho a Dong
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By MarkSC999
We shared the Chicken Pho and the Shrimp with Rice cooked in a Clay Potâboth were extremely good and some of the best Vietnamese Iâve had in NM. I had a Thai Iced Tea to drink and my husband a Mango Smoothy. Both were delicious.The restaurant is brightly decorated and cleanâas was the menâs room, always a good sign.As for the complaints about service:Our waiter was very attentive without being over bearing. He was a little loud while bantering with the kitchen staff, but as a chef I found their closeness enjoyable to listen too. We were there between lunch and dinner and the relaxed atmosphere was what we needed.We highly recommend them.
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4. Sakura Japanese Hibachi Grill & Sushi Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By rczernia
We've eaten here a few times. The Japanese food-sashimi, negiri, and rolls are excellent. The wait staff and chefs are from California, China, and Las Cruces. They have a large selection of items to choose from which are from my experience all very good to excellent. They serve wine and beer (including Asian beers). The only problem I've had is that they have tepenyaki grills in the back of restaurant which can be loud as they clang the grill or the group cheers on the chef. The price is right and the food is truly very good.
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3. Thai Delight
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By CORNELL C
Thai Delights is surprising for a number of reasons: The service is quick and pleasant. The employees are proud of the cuisine. It has a loyal following. The restaurant was recommended to me three times in the last week. We sampled three dishes: the Stir-fried Ginger with Chicken and Medium spice, the Green Curry with Shrimp and the Pad Thai with Chicken - replacing the peanuts with cashews - both with hot spice.The Stir-fried Ginger was of good quality. The vegetables were fresh and vibrant and the chicken cooked perfectly but the dish lacked flavor. The Green Curry on the other hand was a wonderful blend of spice, heat and flavor. The shrimp were perfectly cooked: no complaints; expect, if you are going to leave the tails on the shrimp then provide your guest with somewhere to place the annoying uneatable pieces! Now, the Pad Thai was gorgeous. It had an elegant mixture of heat and sweetness. The fresh bean sprouts added the right amount of crunch. But, remember I ordered the Pad Thai sans peanuts with cashews instead? I had already tried a couple of bits when the server came over and asked, "Sir, are you allergic to peanuts?" I replied that I was not and was told that the kitchen had prepared the meal with peanuts. I was then given a side of whole cashews.Another problem was with the appetizers: for one meal we chose the Miso soup and with the other the house salad. Both the soup and the salad added nothing to the experience and were a distraction. The Miso was of poor quality and watery. The salad was distinctly low-brow; its only saving grace being the dressing which was ginger instead of the cucumber I ordered. And for me, the interior is a confusion of colors and decor. Itâs not sure if it should be Asian or New Mexican. The tabling is a bit too small for more than two people to share. Finally: price. This was a lunch visit. Mine you, there were three of us with four dishes (I didn't review the forth dish as I did not taste it). The bill was $56.51! With gratuity, lunch at $67 plus is extremely overpriced especially considering some of the above mentioned technical errors. Is it worth a trip? Yes. But, attention to detail as with the soup, salad, the customer's preferences and unreasonable pricing moved this review from a four to a three. I can live with bad decor and table sizing, but lack of attention to detail drops Thai Delights a point: 3 out of 5 stars.
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2. Habanero's Fresh Mex
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By dbla72
Great traditional mexican food. Chicken mole was amazing. Plenty of vegetarian options. The vegetarian enchiladas with red sauce were tasty. The grilled fish tacos were decent. The welcome soup (sopa de fideo) was good, lentil soup was good, beans and rice were good. Wait staff was super friendly and I never saw her once, not smiling. Service was quick.
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1. Aqua Reef Euro-Asian Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 256 reviews
Aqua Reef is a unique dining experience where East meets West and blend together for a true culinary treat. Always sensitive to your dietary needs Aqua Reef offers an extensive vegetarian and gluten free menu. We invite you to experience the intimate, rom
Reviewed By DesertDeb48
Aqua Reef is a delight. It's so refreshing to find sushi of ths quality in the desert SW. The bento boxes are delicious, and its difficult to pass up the pecan encrusted chicken katsu. Wonderful wait-staff and management, too. Dear DesertDeb48, We thank you for such kind words! We are glad you had a great experience; we look forward to serving you soon!
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