Went here for dinner on a Friday. Tried their Bao, Manchurian Sizzler & lemonade.Bao - Yum! The flavours were spot on, the bao bun itself could be a little better but I would definitely go back for the Bao!Manchurian Sizzler - Mix of rice, noodles, curly fries, veggies and Manchurian balls. It was flavourful and their chili oil added the oomph I needed!Lemonade was tooooo sour.Service was extremely poor! It was slow, we never got any menus or water, they kept forgetting our orders, and it was just difficult to get a hold of them.Overall, I would only go back for the food.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Mao Bao
avishkar sonawane
Asian Bowl offers a delightful array of vegan and vegetarian Asian cuisine. We savored the Crispy Cauliflower and Malaysian Prata, where the former, reminiscent of McDonald's nuggets, was passable, while the latter, accompanied by a luscious Malaysian gravy, stole the spotlight with its crisp yet fluffy texture—a definite must-try.For the mains, the Manchurian Sizzler, boasting a plethora of flavors and textures, proved to be a generous portion perfect for sharing. Meanwhile, the Vegan Pho delighted with its flavorful broth, offering a satisfying dining experience overall. Throughout, the service was commendable, but diners should exercise caution with the spicy chili paste/oil to avoid overwhelming the delicate flavors.Ratings:Crispy Cauliflower: 2.5/5Malaysian Prata: 4.5/5Manchurian Vegan Pho: 3.5/5
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Malaysian Roti Prata
Karan Hingmire
If you're craving flavorful Asian vegan cuisine, look no further! Ordered bunch of different dishes to try.Vegan Pho had noodles swimming in a rich, aromatic broth, infused with fragrant herbs and spices!Absolutely loved the Prata and curry combo.Manchurian sizzler is mix of bit of everything if that’s what looking for.Must try restaurant!!!Vegetarian options: It’s a vegan restaurant!!!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
MrPistachios
Pretty good tofu banh mi, watch out for the spicy
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Deepak V. Murkal
Felt like eating street side indo Chinese food, must
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
kartik chhapia
Ordered fried rice and spring rolls from the no onion no garlic menu. The food didn’t have any good flavors and was kind of bland.
Virti S.
Nice vegetarian place! The food was good. Got the crispy rolls, Pho and Manchurian sizzler. All delicious!! The server was poorly/untidily dressed and were having some quarrel in the back. That was disturbing. But the food was good.
Shreya S.
We were here for dinner on a weekend. We got the table quickly. We tried the following items Crispy Cauliflower: 5/5. This lived up to its name and was really crispy. Pad Thai with extra tofu : 5/5. My husband loved this so much the other day that he reordered the same dish. The tofu that comes with it was flavored very well. Vegan Pho : 5/5. If you enjoy pho, this is definitely worth the try. I enjoyed the flavor of the broth. There was good amount of veggies and tofu that came along with it. This is a very wholesome dish. This place offers such great value for money. And the service is very really friendly. I'll be back to try more items from the menu.
Gautam B R
Had cauliflower crisps, Penang curry and farmers noodles with tofu- all dishes were very yummy and tasted perfect. We love this place nowVegetarian options: Great food and also very tastyDietary restrictions: Vegetarian and vegan friendly
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tofu Vermicelli Bowl, Pho
Prateeta D K
We visited this place last Friday. We ordered Manchurian Sizzler, Malaysian Roti Prata,Passion Fruit Lemonade and Hazelnut Bliss.This place has good ambience and was not too crowded.The Malaysian Roti Prata was fresh,flaky and sauce was flavourful.Passion Fruit Lemonade was very refreshing and had real passion fruit pulp in it.The Hazelnut Bliss(Vietnamese Coffee) had a nice taste and we loved the flavor of the coffee.The Manchurian sizzler plate had Spring Rolls instead of fries(because they were out of fries). The spring rolls were crispy and tasty. The Veg Manchurian balls were crispy and had good taste. Fried rice and Noodles were a little bland but when combined with the sauce given both tasted very delicious. Everything was very tasty overall. But I think for 18$ the quantity was a little less(probably because of inflation,can't blame them).The fact that this place is fully vegetarian and all the dishes we ordered were flavourful,would make us go back to this place again to try out some more dishes. Best Indo Chinese food in Bay area.Vegetarian options: This place is all vegetarian and has very flavourful dishes.
This is a nice spot in a good location, in an office complex, away from other restaurants. You order at the register and find a seat either inside or outside. I went there at lunch time on a weekday and they were quite busy. The portions are good and the prices are reasonable. The staff were able to expedite an order for me even though I made the mistake of calling the wrong number to try to place an order in advance. The green spicy hue was good even though it came with think flat pho noodles and not the thick round noodles that I usually see when I order this dish elsewhere. With the 2 packets of chili that they gave me, the dish was really spicy. The shaken tofu with garlic noodles and tofu spring rolls were also well done. I would definitely go there again and look forward to trying some of the other items on the menu.
Shivangi P.
We were going to go to Annapoorna but saw a new vegetarian and vegan place had opened right next door! And the sign was advertising for Vegetarian Bao!! We decided to try it out and were not disappointed! We have stumbled upon a new favourite! The service was amazing! We ordered the Manchurian Sizzler. Mao Bao. I have never been able to have vegetarian Bao for some reason and this was sooo delicious! The bun was soft and the filling inside was perfect with some crispy fried tufo and lots of grated veggies! The sauces were very on point. The sizzler was rice, noodles, manchurian balls lots of veggies and spring rolls (were out of fries). They provided extra sauce in the side if we wanted. It was very well made, not oily (which is usually the case) and the veggies great! Will visit again to try the rest of the menu soon! I only feed back would be that the packaged fortune cookies be replaced with a newer batch -- they taste was a bit old and stale. Couldn't eat ours.
Gala Shrenik
They had the following options that could be made Jain (no onion, no garlic and no root vegetables)- spring garden rolls- banh mi tofu sandwich- chow mein noodels- vegetable friend rice- basil fried riceWe ordered banh mi tofu sandwich and vegetable fried rice, both tasted okay. Their sizzling brownie was really good.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Pooja Jagadeesan
We ordered fresh spring rolls and manchurian sizzler plate. The fresh rolls were pretty sizable and the peanut sauce with it was very good. The fried cauliflower was extremely well done in the sizzler plate and the manchurian was very tasty too. Good food, good ambience. We really liked the place.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Phil I.
With the high cost of dining out not to mention take-out Asian Bowl is one of few places that I can truly enjoyed for those on a shoestring budget. They have a list of diverse menu selections and drinks which is why I chose this place so I came by on a Saturday morning rather than on a weekday in an area that is comprised of high tech business otherwise it would be pack with lunch crowds. It was quite refreshing being the only customer and greeted very warmly by a young employee I placed my order payable by credit/debit they don't accept cash which is understandable with all the recent break-in. For $12 I chose the chilli garlic wheat noodles comprised of red bell peppers and green onions you can request non spiciness if you desire so. For drinks I chose one hot cup of Vietnamese coffee with a bit of condense milk for $5 very reasonable for its price. I really enjoyed the meal very generous portion and would definitely come back for pad thai and appetizers. A real plus is they have a large outdoor patio shared with other surrounding business along with ample parking and less traffic on a weekend. Highly recommend to my co-workers, friends and families. My go to and probably the best Asian fusion in the South Bay.
Went here for dinner on a Friday. Tried their Bao, Manchurian Sizzler & lemonade.Bao - Yum! The flavours were spot on, the bao bun itself could be a little better but I would definitely go back for the Bao!Manchurian Sizzler - Mix of rice, noodles, curly fries, veggies and Manchurian balls. It was flavourful and their chili oil added the oomph I needed!Lemonade was tooooo sour.Service was extremely poor! It was slow, we never got any menus or water, they kept forgetting our orders, and it was just difficult to get a hold of them.Overall, I would only go back for the food.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Mao Bao
Asian Bowl offers a delightful array of vegan and vegetarian Asian cuisine. We savored the Crispy Cauliflower and Malaysian Prata, where the former, reminiscent of McDonald's nuggets, was passable, while the latter, accompanied by a luscious Malaysian gravy, stole the spotlight with its crisp yet fluffy texture—a definite must-try.For the mains, the Manchurian Sizzler, boasting a plethora of flavors and textures, proved to be a generous portion perfect for sharing. Meanwhile, the Vegan Pho delighted with its flavorful broth, offering a satisfying dining experience overall. Throughout, the service was commendable, but diners should exercise caution with the spicy chili paste/oil to avoid overwhelming the delicate flavors.Ratings:Crispy Cauliflower: 2.5/5Malaysian Prata: 4.5/5Manchurian Vegan Pho: 3.5/5
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Malaysian Roti Prata
If you're craving flavorful Asian vegan cuisine, look no further! Ordered bunch of different dishes to try.Vegan Pho had noodles swimming in a rich, aromatic broth, infused with fragrant herbs and spices!Absolutely loved the Prata and curry combo.Manchurian sizzler is mix of bit of everything if that’s what looking for.Must try restaurant!!!Vegetarian options: It’s a vegan restaurant!!!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Pretty good tofu banh mi, watch out for the spicy
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Felt like eating street side indo Chinese food, must
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Ordered fried rice and spring rolls from the no onion no garlic menu. The food didn’t have any good flavors and was kind of bland.
Nice vegetarian place! The food was good. Got the crispy rolls, Pho and Manchurian sizzler. All delicious!! The server was poorly/untidily dressed and were having some quarrel in the back. That was disturbing. But the food was good.
We were here for dinner on a weekend. We got the table quickly. We tried the following items Crispy Cauliflower: 5/5. This lived up to its name and was really crispy. Pad Thai with extra tofu : 5/5. My husband loved this so much the other day that he reordered the same dish. The tofu that comes with it was flavored very well. Vegan Pho : 5/5. If you enjoy pho, this is definitely worth the try. I enjoyed the flavor of the broth. There was good amount of veggies and tofu that came along with it. This is a very wholesome dish. This place offers such great value for money. And the service is very really friendly. I'll be back to try more items from the menu.
Had cauliflower crisps, Penang curry and farmers noodles with tofu- all dishes were very yummy and tasted perfect. We love this place nowVegetarian options: Great food and also very tastyDietary restrictions: Vegetarian and vegan friendly
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tofu Vermicelli Bowl, Pho
We visited this place last Friday. We ordered Manchurian Sizzler, Malaysian Roti Prata,Passion Fruit Lemonade and Hazelnut Bliss.This place has good ambience and was not too crowded.The Malaysian Roti Prata was fresh,flaky and sauce was flavourful.Passion Fruit Lemonade was very refreshing and had real passion fruit pulp in it.The Hazelnut Bliss(Vietnamese Coffee) had a nice taste and we loved the flavor of the coffee.The Manchurian sizzler plate had Spring Rolls instead of fries(because they were out of fries). The spring rolls were crispy and tasty. The Veg Manchurian balls were crispy and had good taste. Fried rice and Noodles were a little bland but when combined with the sauce given both tasted very delicious. Everything was very tasty overall. But I think for 18$ the quantity was a little less(probably because of inflation,can't blame them).The fact that this place is fully vegetarian and all the dishes we ordered were flavourful,would make us go back to this place again to try out some more dishes. Best Indo Chinese food in Bay area.Vegetarian options: This place is all vegetarian and has very flavourful dishes.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spring Rolls, Manchurian
Restaurantji Recommends
This is a nice spot in a good location, in an office complex, away from other restaurants. You order at the register and find a seat either inside or outside. I went there at lunch time on a weekday and they were quite busy. The portions are good and the prices are reasonable. The staff were able to expedite an order for me even though I made the mistake of calling the wrong number to try to place an order in advance. The green spicy hue was good even though it came with think flat pho noodles and not the thick round noodles that I usually see when I order this dish elsewhere. With the 2 packets of chili that they gave me, the dish was really spicy. The shaken tofu with garlic noodles and tofu spring rolls were also well done. I would definitely go there again and look forward to trying some of the other items on the menu.
We were going to go to Annapoorna but saw a new vegetarian and vegan place had opened right next door! And the sign was advertising for Vegetarian Bao!! We decided to try it out and were not disappointed! We have stumbled upon a new favourite! The service was amazing! We ordered the Manchurian Sizzler. Mao Bao. I have never been able to have vegetarian Bao for some reason and this was sooo delicious! The bun was soft and the filling inside was perfect with some crispy fried tufo and lots of grated veggies! The sauces were very on point. The sizzler was rice, noodles, manchurian balls lots of veggies and spring rolls (were out of fries). They provided extra sauce in the side if we wanted. It was very well made, not oily (which is usually the case) and the veggies great! Will visit again to try the rest of the menu soon! I only feed back would be that the packaged fortune cookies be replaced with a newer batch -- they taste was a bit old and stale. Couldn't eat ours.
They had the following options that could be made Jain (no onion, no garlic and no root vegetables)- spring garden rolls- banh mi tofu sandwich- chow mein noodels- vegetable friend rice- basil fried riceWe ordered banh mi tofu sandwich and vegetable fried rice, both tasted okay. Their sizzling brownie was really good.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
We ordered fresh spring rolls and manchurian sizzler plate. The fresh rolls were pretty sizable and the peanut sauce with it was very good. The fried cauliflower was extremely well done in the sizzler plate and the manchurian was very tasty too. Good food, good ambience. We really liked the place.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
With the high cost of dining out not to mention take-out Asian Bowl is one of few places that I can truly enjoyed for those on a shoestring budget. They have a list of diverse menu selections and drinks which is why I chose this place so I came by on a Saturday morning rather than on a weekday in an area that is comprised of high tech business otherwise it would be pack with lunch crowds. It was quite refreshing being the only customer and greeted very warmly by a young employee I placed my order payable by credit/debit they don't accept cash which is understandable with all the recent break-in. For $12 I chose the chilli garlic wheat noodles comprised of red bell peppers and green onions you can request non spiciness if you desire so. For drinks I chose one hot cup of Vietnamese coffee with a bit of condense milk for $5 very reasonable for its price. I really enjoyed the meal very generous portion and would definitely come back for pad thai and appetizers. A real plus is they have a large outdoor patio shared with other surrounding business along with ample parking and less traffic on a weekend. Highly recommend to my co-workers, friends and families. My go to and probably the best Asian fusion in the South Bay.