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Washington, United States Food Guide: 10 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Longview
Reviews on Asian food in Longview, Washington, United States. Longview is a city in Cowlitz County, Washington, United States. It is the principal city of the "Longview, Washington Metropolitan Statistical Area", which encompasses all of Cowlitz County. Longview's population was 36,648 at the time of the 2010 census and it is the largest city in Cowlitz County. The city is located in southwestern Washington, at the junction of the Cowlitz and Columbia rivers. Longview shares a border with Kelso to the east, which is the county seat.
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10. Minami Teriyaki
Overall Ratings
3 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By halldro
When i come here it is for the teriyaki. Beef, chicken, sweet and sour, all those are as good as you can get anywhere. Decent size portions along with a couple scoops of rice and iceberg lettuce salad. Its classic teriyaki.That said i only order to go. The dining area is not an enjoyable place. Sorry, its dated and a bit run down. Neutral to the service. They take my order and get me the food. Nothing bad, nothing to get excited about either.
9. Hart C S Steak Burger & Thai Food
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Jeri W
We had driven by this Thai restaurant several times. It was finally time to stop and check it out. Evidently it had recently been remodeled inside. Still it was pretty bland walking in the door. Everything was brown. I think tablecloths would really enhance the appearance of this place. Now I'm not referring to linen but colorful oilcloth would brighten it up. Continuing on with the remodel, I'd definitely remove the restaurant supplies and bottles for sale from the public's eye. Not much to do to greatly improve the appearance and in turn, enjoyment. Okay, now the food.The menu was huge. There were lots of choices and it took a while to absorb all of it. If in doubt what to order, there's even a picture book available to help. Between the two of us we ordered the beef chow mein and the chicken pad thai. Neither of us had complaints. The food was fast, hot and delicious. We cleaned our platters. It was very good.We were visiting at an odd time and no other patrons were in the restaurant. Server was pleasant but busy playing with his phone. Getting his attention to pay the bill took a bit.Speaking of the bill, we were told to go to the cashier and he'd ring it for us. I hate that. I want the bill on the table so that I can look at it. He rung it up and gave us the total. Actually, I probably should have taken to 3 stars just for that but the food was good.
8. Golden Palace Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Mommadotcom
We love Chinese food, but the items we ordered here were awful.The servings were HUGE but nearly tasteless. We ordered sesame chicken, Szechuan beef and General Tso's chicken. All of them were slathered in batter and deep fried to a greasy crispness. It was difficult to find the meat inside the batter.I'm an adventurous eater and typically ask the waitstaff for recommendations when I visit a new restaurant. That's almost always successful. Well, I requested a dinner with a very spicy sauce and lots of vegetables. Our waiter said I should try the Szechuan beef. 1. FRIED (who does that?!) 2. Some pieces were so tough that I couldn't chew them and had to spit them in to my napkin. 3. It was most assuredly not spicy (or even flavorful). 4. The only vegetables were a very few strands of green onion. We didn't even like the wonton or hot and sour soups, but they were at least edible. And not fried. LOLMaybe we had a failure to communicate with the waiter, but I can't imagine returning. My guys wanted to go to Taco Ball and afterwards I wish we had. (We did go to Shari's Restaurant for triple berry pie afterwards so our stomachs were happy by the end of the evening.)
7. My Thai Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By rockrheino
We were hungry and new in town. Late lunch and the entire experience was outstanding! Soup and appetizers meant that we left with doggy bags. Great food and excellent service (we were the last table for the meal). Met the owner and got out of there for $50 (excluding a nice tip). 3 happy, adult males who were ready to chow down.We'll be back!Set a high bar for us new locals.
6. Kyoto Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By kimberlees6
Great food. Incredible service. I suggest eating at the grill. The show is a lot of fun. The flaming tower of onions was impressive. The decore was fun. We've needed a place like this. Everyone I know has eaten here and absolutely loved it. Great job!!
5. Panda Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By woodshedempty
When you think of restaurants you think that there would be choices for food allergies. Though a nice, friendly place my choices were extremely limited so had to pick something that was very random and definitely not first or even second choice. However finally it did come and it represented a bountiful presentation. Thanks to our party and the table server for being patient with me as I had to sort through what I could and couldn't eat.
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4. Pho Ever Vietnamese Cuisine & Asian Bistro
Reviewed By challenger27J
Thought I would update my 2013 review. Pho Ever just keeps on getting better. The problem is excellent and the spring rolls are da bomb.Just discovered you can order the large bowl of spicy pho with the regular, not spicy broth. Perfect when you want lots of photos, but not into the heat.This is my go to place for pho in longview!
3. Sukuri Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By adnylp
The interior lacks a bit in the atmosphere department, but you forget that once you recieve your food. They offer at least 5 bento box combos for lunch that all sound great, so after weighing my options I chose the chicken teriyaki with tempura veggies and shrimp, rice, and salad. Miso soup comes with the bento boxes as well. The portion of chicken was generous as was the tempura veggies and shrimp. Everything was nice and hot. I also ordered the creamy scallop sushi. It was very rich, with fresh scallops, mayo, and tobiko. They have WIFI, comfy booths, hot green tea, and lots of parking.I will be going back for more.
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2. New Moon Chinese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
(360) 501-5728
Reviewed By Daniel O
I was in town for business and wanted quick, fresh tasty and inexpensive (not cheap).Pros- Nice fresh ingredients prepared well. I don't ask for much in Chinese restaurants anymore. It seems like they all are the same Americanized dishes and if you can find "good" you are lucky. I was pleasantly surprised here. I expected "OK" and got "Very Good" food. I had the lunch special with shrimp and there were actual normal sized shrimp, fresh zucchini, etc in the stir fry. To top it off I had some nice tea and the bill was under 8 bucks all said. Big win for this guy! The portion was so generous I planned on taking some back for dinner...nope...too good. I just had to pig out and enjoy the gluttony of which I do not indulge in often.Cons-Firstly...the place is a bit of a "dive". Not in a bad way, just needs a serious upgrade to get beyond dive status. They can't seem to decide how much the lunch special is. I thought I saw one place say $5.99 another 6 something and the menu said something different. Again, not a big deal as I still felt the price point was more than fair.Bottom Line-While I cannot speak to the consistency, I was very happy to have chosen this place to stop in for lunch. The food made the plate look good and allowed me to look past the dive factor.
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1. Chinese Garden Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By clogmar
We went here because of the good reviews on tripadvisor; what a disappointment.We chose veggie options and though the tofu was well cooked, the sauces were not. The teriyaki sauce was thin and over-sweetened with honey; the hoisin sauce tasted watery and contained so much ginger that it overpowered everything else on the plate.It saddened me that portions are so huge here that it is expected that youâll need a box to take food home.The server delivered the bill, fortune cookies and take away boxes to our table before we were even half way through our meal!Weâve eaten far superior food at the numerous Chinese restaurants we have visited during many US road trips.
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