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Where to eat Asian food in Latham: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Asian food in Latham, New York, United States. Latham is a hamlet in Albany County, New York, United States. It is located along U.S. Route 9 in the town of Colonie, a dense suburb north of Albany. As of the 2010 census, the population was 20,736.
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10. Sushi X & Lounge
Overall Ratings
3 based on 74 reviews
This is a new restaurant , but part of a chain.
Reviewed By Brooklynite_Abroad
We were a large family group who came in for dinner on a weekend night. Friday through Sunday, the all you can eat dinner is $25/person with a gratuity of 18% added to the bill. Monday-Thursday is ten bucks less for dinner. If not eating all you can eat, an a la carte option exists and a menu will be brought to you. There is also a robust list of drinks available to order and a bar area off the entrance to the restaurant.The all you can eat option comes with a kitchen and a sushi checklist menu. The kitchen appetizers were hit or miss. The edamame was overcooked and the ribs were too chewy, but the shumai and gyoza were great. There are katsu and tempura options, as well as teriyaki. There are soups and udon dishes, and fried tofu. The tuna tartar and salmon carpacio were tasty. We were satisfied with the kitchen dishes.The sushi menu is lengthy with many specialty rolls. We ordered large platters of rolls and all were delicious.The service here is attentive and quick, but as a large group of 16 people, food was service was uneven, with some people in the group getting many dishes while others sat waiting and salivating. All diners should be served at once, not in spurts. Also, we placed orders as tables of four, so in four sections, and some orders got mixed up during service. One sushi order was lost, which was very odd.All in all, this is a great value for dinner, especially on weeknights. Although service is attentive, servers and the kitchen were overwhelmed by our large party and did not merit the 18% mandatory gratuity. I think if we were a smaller party, we would not have experienced the hiccups we did.
9. KOTO Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By AKT0707
If you go for the hibachi dinner you'll get to share celebrations by other groups - birthdays, promotions,engagements...and sometimes noisy too. Still watching the hibachi chef prepare your meal, juggling eggs, chopping meats on the grill, squirting mysterious seasonings on the food as well as rice wine into the open mouths of eager customers is always fun and feels like a little feast.
8. Pebbles Asian Fusion
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By greatyler
Highly recommend and will return.Ordered: Tuna and Salmon Sashimi, Latham Roll, Pebbles Roll, Tomato and Eggs, Pebbles ChickenHighlights: clean, quick service, DELICIOUS, helpful/aware/attentive staff, good sound level and good lighting (natural and fixtures).We were seated quickly and served quickly. The spice on the pebbles chicken was excellent. The ginger, onions, and garlic with that brown sauce was delectable. Every piece made me want the next piece more and more. Everything tasted balanced and worked together just right. The chicken was also exceptionally well cooked and tender.The Egg and Tomato is a simple dish, making it hard to get just right. Just the right amount of salt and consistency of the sauce, balancing the tomato and the egg, the texture of the eggs, so many small things to make it just right. The texture of the eggs and lack of oiliness of the dish was exceptional. Pebbles did an excellent job, the best eggs and tomato I have had outside of Taiwan.The fish (sashimi) was perfect. After I had the first couple hot savory dishes I expected nothing less in sashimi and sushi. The fish was perfectly fresh and just what I want out of some good cuts of salmon and tuna. I lean toward salmon and I was very happy savoring these fine cuts.The rolls were very well presented and great taste followed the visual appeal. There were some beautiful little tomato bunnies on the sushi platter, from which I devoured their ears before the bodies! I loved the tempura style. Topped with such accents as salmon roe and very finely cut green onion, the tastes were all present and distinct, not muddied like many modern cheap sushi joints.Bathrooms were clean and modern. The parking was private lot, easy parking. Entire restaurant was very clean.I spoke with the chef after the meal and they source many of their meats and vegetables from farmers markets. You can really taste the quality of the eggs and chicken in my dishes. They were very friendly and I was happy they were willing to give me a couple minutes of their time, I can tell they love their restaurant.
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7. J's Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Aline F
i have never had j's kitchen until this evening.we did not feel like going out to et, and ourfavorite restaurant does not deliver. so we read the reviewsand decided to give them a try.First the hot and sour soup was excellent.the fried dumplings were good but had softened somewhat. they were flavorful but a bit soggy.and lastt the general tso chicken special was mostly quite good, the egg roll seemed like it had been sitting a little while. overall good food, not as good as our favorite place but a close second. would try again
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6. Yang's Asian Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By LuvtheAdirondacks
Too tired to cook last Friday evening, friend and I decided to try Yang's Asian Bistro in Newton Plaza. Vehicles were double parked to pick up take out. Finally we found a parking place. Having decided to eat early, we entered a bright, cheerful dining room with views of the sushi kitchen and the small but packed bar. We were quickly escorted to a booth with a spot to park my walker. Our waitress was there immediately to ask if we wanted drinks and to answer any questions. Ordered 2 white wines, water and looked over the menu. It was hard deciding because of the so many options: sushi, hibachi, chinese..... Note, no hibachi tables as they prepare it in the kitchen (fine with me as I prefer not to smell like my dinner). Served with clear soup, a crisp salad, and a delicious dinner. We were pleasantly surprised. But, as we watched the servers go by with plates loaded with sushi and other great dishes, decided we have to return to try other options. Because we chose to eat early, we were immediately seated. By the time we left, a little after 7 p.m. all tables were happily occupied. A definite return or take out: Yes.
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5. Yoshi Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Von1287
We sat at the sushi bar and ordered 4 rolls; the spicy tuna, Alaska roll, shrimp tempura, and spicy scallop. We had the seaweed salad to start and that was amazing! We always have the spicy tuna when we get sushi and this was by far the best I had ever tried. They don't much it up like other places do and didn't put gross crunchies in it. The scallop spice was awesome. I honestly loved all of it. We will be returning!
4. Seoul Korean Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Roger K
Wow, has it really been almost 4 years since we were last at Seoul Korean? Shame on us. Trying to decide where to go to eat and satisfy a craving for spicy and different flavors brought us back. We left totally satisfied.Starting with the only Asian beer available, two large (22 oz.) cans of Sapporo ($7.95 ea.), they were fresh and just right for the food we were about to order. Our banchan was promptly brought to the table by our server who was quite noticeably welcoming and cheerful with each visit to our table. There were five banchan dishes consisting of mushrooms, fish cakes, coleslaw, pickled radish, and kimchi.We ordered the Dduk Bokki ($11.95) as an appetizer â Korean rice cakes and fish cakes in a thick red spicy sauce. These fish cakes were a little larger than the ones served in the banchan, and the rice cakes were semi-soft & chewy as expected. The sauce was not overly spicy so all the flavors of the dish came through.Our main dishes arrived before we had made a dent in our appetizer. My wife ordered the Dol Sot Bibim Bap ($13.95), a favorite of hers at Korean restaurants. True to form, the dish came to the table in a very hot and sizzling stone bowl. As we continued to dine on our shared appetizer, we listened to the rice sizzling in her Bibim Bap and expected that it was crisping nicely. However, after the sizzling stopped and she mixed all the vegetables, rice, beef and egg together, there was no crispness to any of the rice. She did unexpectedly notice a fair amount of sesame oil in the bottom of the bowl and thought that possibly an excessive amount of oil prevented the rice from crisping. Bottom line however, the Bibim Bap was delicious and satisfied her craving.My Oh Saam Bul Go Gi ($16.95) provided me the opportunity to have both of the items I saw in other dishes on the menu, and was interested in â stir-fried squid and pork. This combination came with mixed shredded vegetables in a spicy sauce and a bowl of white rice on the side. There was not a lot of pork or squid, and the squid was a bit overcooked, but the flavors that came through were excellent. After initially mixing some of the dish with some of the rice in a side dish, I switched to dumping the remaining rice right into the spicy sauce on the serving tray and switching from chopsticks to the provided spoon. It was a really nice treat.Once again we were served complementary little bottles of a sweet dairy product along with our bill. I hope we donât wait as long for our next visit. Maybe then Iâll remember to try the Koon Mahn Doo that I said almost 4 years ago that Iâd order on our next visit.
3. Sake
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By fba5
When I first walked in & said table for one, the gentleman, who looked like he might be the manager, immediately asked me whether I wanted to sit in the bar area. I thought this was a little presumptuous, just because I was a single diner... Anyway, I said I'd rather sit in the dining room, which did have available seating. My sushi was fine. While their clear soup was OK, it wasn't as good as Albany's Sushi Tei, which also provides spices as an option to put into the soup. FYI, they also offer hibachi cooking. The restaurant has large attractive rope chandeliers. I thought that playing rock and roll music (some of the time) took away from a relaxing atmosphere. Note if you're heading north on the Northway, you take a left off of Exit 6. You'll soon see a sign on the right side, saying "Quality Inn & Suites" with "Sake," in smaller letters, underneath. The staff told me both businesses have the same owner. Lastly, I asked, & Sake in Latham is NOT associated with Sake Cafe in Albany.
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2. Ala Shanghai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Reviewed By IBJosey
We have passed this place and heard it was good, since my husband cannot have msg we had to ask. He asked if it was our first time since they have been around ten years and never use that. They were all so helpful in assisting us with the menu since we had no idea what to get. The must try are the "Pork soup dumplings" my favorite server Larry showed us how to eat them. Then Crispy Beef why have I never tried this before !!!! My husband had these amazing ribs Wuxi and everything we had was so Delicious. Every server at one time or another stopped by our table to offer help or see if we had questions. Our new go to place for amazing unique food !!!!!
1. Celadon Thai Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By Wayne-Librarian
Our (adult) kids took us here for lunch. Good choice. Good selection of reasonably priced lunch plates. The cutest little kid (a waitressâ child) greeted us. The fresh salad roll was a lovely presentation and tasty as well. Weâre big fans of fresh spring rolls and this was a nice relatively close cousin. I chose the Pad se Ew. Iâd never heard of it before. First cousin to Pad Thai, Wiki says it is pan fried. I found it a bit more flavorful than the average Pad Thai. Yum! My wifeâs Green Curry was also very good. Service was excellent. Seating is limited, but adequate, as is the parking. Two thumbs up!
