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Where to eat Asian food in Abington: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Asian food in Abington, Pennsylvania, United States including Gummlai Thai, Nadia's Thai, Colonial Quy-Bau, Pho & Beyond, Ooka, Ban Ban, White Elephant, Jasmine Asian Bistro, Sushi House
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9. Sushi House
Overall Ratings
3 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By ScottyRock
Sushi House has a great deal with a flat rate all-you-can-eat meal. On weeknights, for $21.95, you get outstanding selections of a wide variety of some excellent offerings. Everything I had was freshly made and very delicious. The atmosphere is comforting and the servers are excellent.
8. Jasmine Asian Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By Maxine M
A last minute decision for take Out Dinner. Via cell phone access to place order for EggDrop/Won Ton soup mix, vegetable moo shu and steamed vegetables. Sauces and crispy noodles included reminded me why Jasmine remains a favorite neighborhood Asian themed place for lunch or dinner.
7. White Elephant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By 359td
We went here for delicious thai food. Its located in a strip mall in Huntingdon Valley â the decoration of the restaurant is beautiful with many Elephant pictures and statues. Service is friendly. The dishes were tasty and even though it was a Sunday evening, it was pretty packed. Definitely a great thai restaurant to try out if youâre in the area.
6. Ban Ban
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By patraveller2007
Ban Ban has an excellent menu of Asian Fusion and Sushi. Well prepared, large portions. Not overly spicy. Small seating area, seems to have a large take out business.
5. Ooka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By Ed B
Went there with big family group with reservations. Very noisy and busy , very tight seating. But the food was fine.
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4. Pho & Beyond
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By OldBridges
The place may be tiny, but the Vietnamese kitchen knows its stuff. We started off our meal with two huge Gá»i Cuá»n (Fresh Garden Spring Rolls) filled with Shrimp, pork, lettuce, vermicelli noodles, cucumbers cilantro, & mint - and found them a light & refreshing start to our meal. For entrees, my husband chose Phá» Tái (Eye Round Steak) Beef noodle soup with eye round steak served with a huge plate of bean sprouts; I got to taste the broth; it was delicious. My choice was Bún Chạo Tôm (Grilled Ground Shrimp Vermicelli noodle bowl) Grilled ground shrimp, served with rice vermicelli, shredded lettuce, cucumbers, pickled carrot/radish and mint, topped with crushed roasted peanuts - it was wonderful. This tiny restaurant was a delightful find.
3. Colonial Quy-Bau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By Kyle S
An incredible restaurant, city quality in the suburbs. You can choose between a VERY affordable menu of Vietnamses classics like Pho, Bun, and Com, or a pricey menu of French cuisine, or a menu of fusion items with prices everywhere in between. Very fanc y atmosphere, great service, and a knowledgeable and passionate owner/head chef. Always a delight, just try for anyone in the are.
2. Nadia's Thai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Specialties We specialize in using fresh Thai ingredients such as locally grown lemongrass, Thai bird chilies, galanga root, kaffir lime leaf and Thai sweet basil to create the most authentic dishes with a modern approach. Hand selected produce, daily pur
Reviewed By judymorris1
Excellent Thai. Everything is cooked to order...we are vegan. I had ginger stir fry with tofu..a nice sized portion..we were hungry and left full. Veggies cooked but still crisp. Drunken noodles were excellent. The spring tools very tasty. The stuffing was finely chopped, dense and savory. Will return!
1. Gummlai Thai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Until recently, it used to be a different Thai restaurant (I don't know the name).
Reviewed By andrew l
What a low-key, yet graceful restaurant is Gummlai Thai!We had dinner there last night (Oct 2018), and were totally smitten. From the flowers on each nicely-set table, soft, semi-classical western background music, to a most graceful hostess, you want to share a meal at Gummlai Thai. We both like spicy, and were not disappointed. Their 'two-chili' system is fine; we both had '2-chile' meals that were spicy, yet not overwhelming. I had a curry; she had the Thai Basil, and enjoyed both. The veggies were fresh, the rice was appropriately clingy, and our water glasses were quietly topped-off w/o prompting. As we stayed to chat, they offered us tea, which was a nice way to end a meal. Oh yes, we'll return!
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