Asian Fusion Restaurants near West Saint Paul

“This place was drive through only, so make sure you order ahead of time. I got lots of stuff in my bowl. The meat was a little overpriced. They did not add enough sauce. I ate the poke bowl on the rocks outside the restaurant by the street because no indoor dining. It was by a dumpster so it smelled a little funky. It was a very large bowl because of how much stuff I put in it; I could barely finish it! But overall, it wasn’t bad. It was just a poke bowl. A Hawaii Poke Bowl. Here’s a selfie I took cuz I was happy.“

“Superb food and great service. I have to even say the lighting and the atmosphere was really amazing too. Being able to actually feel like I was in Japan. The food is super affordable, and it was my first time, and I am now willing to make this a monthly, if not bi-monthly outing with the wife. I am extremely amazed at the food and the cleanliness and just the overall service they provided. I would totally recommend this location. It may be a tad bit out of the way to get to, but it's definitely well worth the gas money and time to drive to. You would thank me later because if you like authentic asian food, then this is, by far, the best I have ever eaten. I felt like I died and went to heaven 100 times over while I was there. You need to try this place out because if you don't, you seriously will be missing out on the best, most authentic, environmentally ambient time and experience you have ever asked in your entire life.“

“I thought I had written a review for this place already, oops, my bad. I love, love, love this place! Came here on a weeknight and it was packed. I did not make reservation but we got lucky by snatching two chairs at the bar. It is small inside but worth the wait. The staff was super efficient and friendly, there were two girls and one guy. The guy helped us with drinks and ordering our food. I am so sorry I forgot his name, but you could tell how hardworking they all were. We both ordered Potsticker Duet (highly recommend): *shrimp, Angus beef, chives *tofu mushroom kale *dill pork *kimchi pork My favorite was dill pork, it goes well with old godmother hot sauce. Honestly all the potstickers were amazing and their list of dipping sauce was great too. A female chef (we think she is the owner) came out of the kitchen and asked us how we are doing, and she gave us some kimchi she made the same day for samplings. Everything was delicious and the drinks were top notch, of course I always get my favorite drink, old fashioned with Japanese whiskey. Superb place.“

“You want sushi? That's the place! It's not cheap, so be ready ? but it is worth it. They have a lot to choose from. Won't be disappointed. Dine in, take out, or delivery, they got it all. I usually take out. Call 20-30 minutes in advance. You'll love it ?“

“The atmosphere was pleasant and calm. The waiting staff was knowledgeable and friendly. The prices were more than fair, with our bill coming to a total of $49.89 which included the following. Two appetizers, two entrees and one beer. The appetizers and question where the tofu bun and the seaweed salad. The seaweed salad was fresh and well garnished. The tofu was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Both ramen broths were made with the utmost care and precision. And before I was even done eating I was already planning my next visit.“

“Amazing chicken, fries, and Bahn Mi. Service is impeccable definitely suggest spending your time and money here!Wheelchair accessibility: There are 2 accessible parking spots for this small strip mall that has 3-4 businesses in it. When really busy it may be a little hard to maneuver and get parking but usually it’s not a issue“

“I love a good Korean meal! I love the 1/2 & 1/2 chicken wings: spicy good or garlicky good. I always recommend the doltsot Bibimbop (in the HOT stone bowl) so you can enjoy some toasted rice at the bottom of the stone bowl! 1 star taken off since they charge for banchon (the side dishes that usually accompany a good Korean bowl!) and it’s a little pricey for no kimchi or radish“

“This is the best Chinese restaurant I have been ever eaten in Minneapolis! We ordered sesame chicken and beef broccoli for our lunch special! The foods are so good. The service staff is very kind, with detailed and patient introduction, I will come again!“

“I have been checking this restaurant out for a while now and I’m so glad that I have decided to come here. I had catered through this restaurant for a very important family event in the first thing to go with the eggrolls. They are hands-down, the best eggroll served in Twin Cities. They’re made with a rice paper versus an egg paper which makes all the difference in the world. Also, the food is very authentic and fresh. Comes out very hot and never disappoints“

“Do you like sushi? If so, you’re going to LOVE poke. It’s essentially sushi in a bowl. For the uninitiated, it operates similar to Chipotle — you pick a base like rice or salad, add your choice of protein (they have around 16 to choose from), then top it off with a nice assortment of vegetables, sauces, and toppings. They also have a dozen premade combinations, if you prefer to not pick all of your own ingredients. You can expect to spend somewhere between $13 and $20 per bowl, but it is for some of the freshest and tastiest counter service food available, and even considering the prices, the portion sizes are generous. (I never leave hungry.)For a place that does umami foods better than just about anywhere else, the atmosphere is decidedly sterile. It’s not a place to get cozy and hang out. It is impeccably clean and well lit though.We have visited a couple of locations of this chain, and the staff have been without exception, very friendly and helpful and efficient.Overall, I recommend Hawaii Poké Bowl — we’ve left every visit exceptionally satisfied.Vegetarian options: While the centerpiece of the menu is sushi, grade seafood, one could easily make a vegetarian bowl by simply omitting it.Parking: Parking is a little weird, with angled street parking on either side of the restaurant that is shared by several other restaurants in the immediate vicinity. It can be hit or miss as far as availability. Most visits, we haven’t had any trouble. There are two large surface lots within one city block that always have availability.Kid-friendliness: The atmosphere is open and casual. There is a kids bowl on the menu.“

“Wife and I had the chance to dine here, in the malcolm yards, today. I'll be willing to go on a limb, and say their fried chicken Sammy, is better than revivals. The char sui, jasmine rice ( just trust me on this) and the kimchi slaw were all on point. However, the most pleasant surprise I had, was how well the sliced chili's and fried leeks went with the french fries. definitely will be returning soon to give the cauliflower, and sesame fried chicken a whirl.“

“We've been here twice over the past month, and in general have enjoyed our meal. It's a very small restaurant with good ramen, boba tea, and tasty appetizers. Because it's so small, I'm wondering if the staff is overwhelmed as every time I've ordered Boba tea, they've forgotten to add the pearls - which was quickly remedied.I've enjoyed their goyza and short ribs, but the house fried rice was inconsistent. My husband has had a couple different Ramen bowls that he's liked. It's a good little local spot, give it a try.“

“best papaya salad in my opinion. spicy, tangy, and sour. the nam khao was amazing as well. it had tons of nam sausage in it. the pad thai was delicious. I with the chicken pieces were bigger. i previously ordered hmong sausage and purple sticky rice…. not a good selection. the hmong sausage was small for the huge portion of sticky rice. I most likely will not be getting that again. I think the portion size for the price isn’t worth the portion of the food.there’s no place inside to dine, which is something I think worth calling out. this is a take out only place from what i’ve seen and experience.highly recommend this place if you want quick pick up food and prefer a smaller portion for your dish.“

“If you're coming to the Hmong Market there's a lot of places to go eat and drink. If you're hankering for the real deal you have to come to Rose's Kitchen. There are a few options for you if you don't eat meat but we got a Thai iced tea and some sweets and they were great. The place is nice to come and sit down to have a quick meal or a refreshing drink!Vegetarian options: A few vegetarian options but it's best if you at least eat fish. Most drinks will be either vegetarian or even vegan.“

“Went on a Sunday around 1pm. Was seated right away. Huge menu with lots of things to choose from. The food description was well written so it's easy to order what you want. I really like that there's a variety of dishes from pho, appetizers and stir fries even seafood boil.There's a cute photo backdrop bench at the front entry for those that like taking photos. The customer service was great. Definitely coming back to try the other food items. ?“

“This restaurant has great food and provides even better customer service. You're greeted in a friendly manner, drinks come out quickly, tables/chairs/booths/floors are clean. We never have to wait for a refill for sodas as they are always one step ahead. We enjoy the cute robot that brings our food.“

“I want to give this cute spot five stars! The Cove is a no frills lunch spot with a lot of customizable options (brown rice, pick all your favorite toppings, sauces and spice level). I think the quality is solid and the portion sizes are generous! The missing star is to account for the inconsistency. Sometimes a level 2 spice level is perfect and sometimes it's wayyyy to much. Sometimes they add lots of fish, sometimes just a few pieces. I think it just depends on who is working that day. I think they could improve on staff training to improve consistency. Despite this, I find myself coming back to this delicious spot for a quick and filling lunch! It's definitely worth going and trying out! I also think the fusion theme is awesome - they have sushiritos, banh mi, rice bowls, steam buns, sambusas, burgers, etc! It's a pretty impressive variety.“

“Was craving sushi and Chinese, so decided to check this place out. I ordered to go and the food was still hot and crispy when I got home. The quality of the general tso’s chicken was really fresh, cream cheese wontons had lots of filling, and the fried chicken was flavorful, crunchy and juicy. Also, the sushi roll‘s rice to fish ratio was perfect! Will be back to try other dishes ?“

“First time visit and I had the impression to order pho, but the menu selection was very exciting. The organization of the menu is real easy to read. I must say the prices of the appetizers and entrees are affordable. Which helped to order more than 1 item to explore and enjoy something new.I ordered the Pad Thai with Tofu. The taste was on point and a great portion. Ended up taking half of the Pad Thai to go. The limes really helped me enjoy the noodles and the sauce selection at the table was helpful. By the way - the tofu was cooked perfectly. Crisp on the outside, but soft on the inside. I would order this again in the near future.Someone please invite me.I also ordered Oyster Chicken Wings and it was crazy. I couldn’t believe how crispy each wing was and the sauce was delicious. Next time I visit Kong’s Kitchen I’ll make sure to ask for 2 orders. ? These wings are the best in Saint Paul hands down.The service was decent. No complaints about the food whatsoever. So excited to come back.“

“My husband and i decided to try this place this weekend and we do like the food we had ordered. My favorite dish we ordered was the pork padthai. If you had laothia restaurant padthai. This probably the closest tasting dish i had in a long time and you can add spicy to the dish. The pork padthai was very good. My 2nd favorite was the beef brisket. We added medium spicy to it and it was delicious. It wasn't too sweet, the favors of the beef brisket balanced very well. The raw laab was good too. We did no green onion and no bitter. I like my raw laab still tasting fresh and favor balancing. If you're in the area, i definitely recommend stopping at this place if you're looking to have some good foodParking: We went during lunch time so parking was hard to find.“

“Just moved to the area during the middle of the last month. Lot's of chinese food around here. This place had the best score so I figured I'd give it a shot. Quaint little shop, wonderful couple that owns it, very friendly, very accomadating. The food is top notch, I will be back again for sure many many times.“

“A classic Saint Paul neighborhood bar, with simple grub yet so affordable, a mix of Asian and American. All served as takeaway but you can eat it there if you want and the portions are gigantic. There's bingo two nights a week, a Friday afternoon meat raffle, and pulltabs/etabs. Locals are the majority of the clientele but for all its grittiness, it's a safe place with patrons who care about the establishment! Watch out for the parking lot. It's a dirt lot minefield of potholes that will destroy your transmission of you go faster than 1 mph.“

“Got food delivered to work. They have generous portions. I ordered the Fried Rice with Bulgogi (beef)Price is decent, $11.95 for just the rice and up charge for meat.Flavor is good, not to salty. A little on the oily side but overall pretty tasty. I recommend a try. They got a decent variety.“