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Asian Restaurants in San Antonio
What a remarkable region of the world with so many wonderful countries with rich culinary heritage.All available right here in San Antonio.
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Stephen’s 5-star review: Best Chinese food in San Antonio. Make sure to ask for the Chinese and dim sum menus. If you don't you'll just get the Americanized. The Peking duck is a piece of heaven. Nice selection of dim sum, all very good. -
Stephen’s 5-star review: Consistently wonderful. Always have to save room for something from the Rickshaw Stop. The vegtable samosas are spiced to perfection! -
Stephen’s 5-star review: Tong's Thai is a consistent winner. They knock it out of the park every time. In addition to dine-in the also offer pickup and delivery options. The menu offers a nice variety to please everyone's hunger pains; Thai, Chinese and sushi. The sushi and sashimi are always fresh and delicious. Not all of their specialty rolls are listed on the menu so talk with the sushi chief and you'll be stirred in the right direction. Right now they have a Christmas roll. Fantastic! Worth a try before the holiday season ends. They offer nice sushi and sashimi plates with good variety and sizes for any size appetite. The white spring rolls are fantastic, great peanut dipping sauce. The Tom Kha Kai is a consistent winner, is served in a flaming hot pot and plenty to share. The Yam Wun Sen is a fantastic rice noodle based salad with chicken and shrimp and all brought together with fresh lime juice. Everything I have tried has been fantastic. They have an affordable lunch menu. A nice variety of bubble teas (I love the mango). They do take reservations from their website. A great place to Thai on on. -
Stephen’s 5-star review: I really like: Thai House! They have great lunch specials. I'm always in a hurry for one of their currys. My favorite way to have any of the currys is with squid. One of the best Pad Thai that I have ever come across. They have great soups and salads too. I'm making myself want to Thai one on just writing this. -
Stephen’s 5-star review: I like the grill in the middle of some of the tables so you can watch your food cooked and it stays hot while you eat. The pan chen is fantastic and a wonderful variety. I liked them all and got refills on a couple of them. Only limited stomach room prevented me from getting even more. The ghot-gae-jhi-gae is fantastic. If you are new to the Korean BBQ experience order the MO-DUM-GU-EE for a taste of many treats. This dish includes beef, marinated beef, marinated pork, chicken and jumbo shrimp. You get lettuce to wrap the meats in and a delicious bean paste and a wonderful salt and vinegar dipping sauce. In addition to Korean dishes Japanese dishes including sushi are available. -
Stephen’s 5-star review: Quaint little establishment tucked away in the back corner of a strip center. Big Glass Windows opening up to a view of the San Antonio River and a view of Brackenridge Park across the river. Only thing I would like to see added is outdoor setting offering a view of the river and the park. To me that would be oh so perfect. The service here is excellent and helpful without being intrusive. The sushi is fresh and flavorful. The specialty roll are also very good. For non-sushi fans they offer very good tempura and other options. I really like this place and recommend this as a place for a nice relaxed dinner or lunch. -
Stephen’s 4-star review: What do you do when you have had a long day at work, you are tired and hungry, do not want to cook and do not want to go anywhere yet you want a real meal? You go on-line to the Sushi Zushi website and place an order for delivery! A nice variety of items on the menu. They have some real creative and unique rolls. Their soups are very good. so are their salads. They offer a few Japanese and Thia dinners but the star of the show is the SUSHI and SASHIMI. I just do not think you can go wrong here no matter what you select. -
Stephen’s 4-star review: I love the Sunday Brunch! A great place to stop for a delicious filling meal after church. Sunday Brunch is offered from 11:30 am - 2:30 pm. The Sunday Brunch is $9.50 and there is a choice of 20 entrees; chicken, beef, shrimp, pork and vegetarian. Included is soup; won to, egg drop or hot and sour. In addition you get an appetizer plate; egg roll, shrimp toast and 2 fried won tons. Plus a scoop of steamed or fried rice. It is a generous yelping of food for the price. Around 12 on Sundays this place does start to fill up rather quickly but I have never experienced a wait for a table. The service is very attentive and friendly. This place is great for Sunday Brunch but also good lunch special on weekdays. A warning though, they are not open for lunch on Saturdays. -
Stephen’s 4-star review: Very good food at very fair prices. Service is very good. My favorite is the shrimp and bacon. Giant shrimp, wrapped in bacon, battered, fried and served in a nice sweet plum sauce. Comes with rice. It is a lot of food for the money. This recipe was developed by the founder when they opened in 1939 and easy to see why it's one of the house specials. -
Stephen’s 4-star review: The buffet is a great way to sample many things. With the turnover the food is always fresh. Don't overlook the menu though as there are many wonderful things there not to be missed. There service is always top notch. -
Stephen’s 4-star review: After reading all the positive Yelp reviews I had to give this place a try. Went on a Saturday for lunch in order to sample the buffet. A very nice selection. Was happy with everything I tried and some of the offering made my taste buds scream out in joy. I want to go back and try some things off the menu, like the coconut curry severed in a coconut shell. The only drawback is the layout of the buffet tables as in contributes to a bottleneck and the tables are real close together making navigation a challenge.
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Stephen’s 4-star review: I would go here just for the pan chan. The kimchi and other sides are that good. The Bacon feast for two is great and is complimented nicely by the bean paste. -
Stephen’s 3-star review: Very good inexpensive place for lunch. I had the moo go gai pa off of the lunch menu. They items on the lunch menu come with rice (fried or steamed), and an egg roll. I had the steamed rice and it was good. The egg roll was not the best but not the worst. I really enjoyed to moo go gai pan. The vegetable were nice and crisp and the sauce light and flavorful. I will come back here again to try other items off of the lunch menu, The number of selections to nice. -
Stephen’s 2-star review: I have had terrible experience with service. A majority of the time it is slow an inattentive. On one occasion all the waiter wanted to do was complain about his hangover. While the food is good it is not the wow that would help me overlook poor service. The prices are fair but that can be said of many other Vietnamese restaurant in town. The parking is tight and not user friendly. The driveway to the parking in the back is very narrow with concrete filled pipes separating them from the Vietnamese restaurant next door. -
Stephen’s 5-star review: A recovered gem. The Japanese Tea Garden opened in 1919 in an abandoned quarry. The original cost to build the garden was $7,000. Using prison labor helped keep the costs down. Over the years, the garden was neglected and allowed to fall into ruins. Fortunately, in 2007, the city decided to revive this San Antonio treasure and with a $1.6 M investment, the garden reopened to its original splendor in 2008. No prison labor to keep costs down. Do not be alarmed by the sign over the archway to the trail that leads to the garden. It reads "Chinese Tea Garden". Due to anti-Japanese sentiment that engulfed the country during WWII, the garden was renamed and kept that name until 1984 when it was rededicated as the Japanese Tea Garden. This is an absolutely beautiful garden. Admission is free which is nice as it ensures more people have access. When you arrive, I recommend going up to the top for a bird's eye view. This gives you a holistic view of the entire garden. After that go down into the garden an experience everything up close. Remember to bring your camera or you will end up kicking yourself. -
Stephen’s 5-star review: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- I went by today and discovered they had closed. A cajun restaurant is taking over this space. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Excellent food. Home style Korean. The Pan Chen to wonderful, nice variety. They even have pan chen in containers you can buy to take home with you (look in the refrigerator by the cash register.) The kimchi stew, bean paste soup, galbi (beef short rib), stir fried pork belly and stir fried squid are all wonderful. I want to go back till I have tried everything then repeat. -
Stephen’s 5-star review: Most excellent place to Thai one on in San Antonio. The Fresh Rolls are fantastic. The peanut sauce is absolutely fantastic. So fresh and so packed with flavor. The presentation sure did not hurt either. The I had the Pad Thai with chicken. This could possibly be the absolute bestest that I have ever had the experience of devouring. The duck curry and the crispy duck are both great duck dishes. As a duck fan my only trouble is deciding which one i want when I need a duck fix. All of the curries are fantastic. I always go with 6 on the spice scale. As meal starters the tom gai khai, the tom yum and the cheese rolls are most excellentest. -
Stephen’s 5-star review: I have been wanting to try this place for quite awhile. The food is very good. I had the Aloo Samosas, Paalak Pander Tandori Naan, Achaar (mixed pickles) and a Chai. All very very good. The hummus has as nice little spice bite to it and that takes it to the next level of deliciousness. The mango shake is very tasty too. The service is very good and the atmosphere nice and clean. I'd go back for some of the veggie offerings.
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Stephen’s 5-star review: Thank you Angela F. W. For letting me know that hidden in this Asian market is an absolutely wonderful Korean cafe. I have driven by here too many times to count and would of never guessed a treasure awaited within. As Angela stated you pay for your order at the cash register then take your ticket and give it to the cooks. Nothing tells you this so it helps to know upfront. The menu is on the back wall. The café is in the back right of the market. There are many choices to choose from. Most items in the $6 - $7 range. The pan chen that comes with the meal is absolutely fantastic. After eating I did a very quick browse of the market. Will have to go when I have more time to stop. A great place for some delicious Korean dishes. -
Stephen’s 5-star review: When you come here make sure to ask for the Chinese menu. This is where you will find the delicious authentic dishes. The service here is very good, attentive and efficient. The atmosphere is nice. The pork buns and the sesame balls with red bean paste filling are both very good ways to start a meal. I really like the sizzling plate squid and the hot and spicy chicken are both delicious. I would highly recommend this place for a most wonderful dining experience. 快乐 -
Stephen’s 2-star review: Great place if you value quantity over quality. A nice variety of Americanized Chinese grub. The best bet is the stir fry station. -
Stephen’s 5-star review: Thank you Carl and Jai for taking me to this wonderful place on or amazing road trip. Y'all told me to grab a table while you ordered and you got use some amazing plates of deliciousness. Y'all picked some amazing dishes. We had zhong dumplings, spicy fish, eggplant stuffed with pork and twice cooked pork with black bean sauce and dumplings, Everything is just beyond wow delicious. The place is nice and clean. Plenty of table. A big menu with lots to choose from. I would and will so go back her to try more delicious delights.
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Stephen’s 4-star review: Very good food, very fair prices. Open from 10 am to 9 pm 7 days a week. So good for brunch or a latter dinner. The pho is quite delicious here, and so is the bahn mi. For an appetizer they have a crispy fried squid that is delicious especially when dipped in the chili oil. The restaurant is very clean and the décor is relaxing and comfortable. Definitely my go to place for pho. I hope this place survives. The location has been a curse to other restaurants that have tried to make it here. With the cold winter we have been having a pho is pho-sure to warm one up. 0 . -
Stephen’s 5-star review: I heart OTF!! I reccomend them completely and without any hesitation at all. The is heart rate based high intensity interval training. I burn between 850 and 950 calories each one hour class. Then when I get my 12 splat points i continue to burn extra calories for another 36 hours. Each class is completely different focusing on strength, endurance, power or all 3 (ESP). I love getting a summary of my class in email and also on the app almost as soon as the class end. The screen is great as I can see my heart rate and calories burnt with a quick glance the entire class. The app makes booking class a snap. All of the coaches are very helpful and encouraging. Offering tips to help everyone gain the most out of each workout. If your considering OTF check out their website and try a free class to see if it would work for you. -
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Stephen’s 5-star review: Finally a real Dim Sum place in San Antonio!! Little pieces from the heart that fill my heart and stomach with a very intense level of happy!! I judge a dim sum place by their chicken feet. If a place can pull off this culinary delight then I know for sure they will be able to pull everything else off too. This place cooks the chicken feet to perfection. Probably the best I've ever had. Go here with a group and then order lots and lots of different things so you can get a bite of it all. Just do it!! Be amazed. -
Stephen’s 5-star review: I absolutely love this place. Excellent food, friendly service and an excellent value. They offer a lunch menu with nice choices at very nice prices. The diner menu offers excellent values too. I love the banchan. Always a very nice variety that comes with each meal. My favorite part of the meal actually :) They have some excellent soups on the menu. My favorites are the spicy brisket and the kimchi tofu soup. Both are spicy and delicious. The menu is varied and I believe there is something for every taste and craving. I do most definitely recommend!!!
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