9 Best Asian Fusion Restaurants near Selma

“This little gem, is inconspicuously tucked into the upper entrance The Forum off of Agoura Parkway in Northeast San Antonio… If I had to describe one word… “wow” or “flavorful.”The only reason I gave the food of four is because the Birria Ramen was salty… But otherwise, the staff was very gracious and kind and receptive for constructive feedback, we will definitely be back and tell our friends about this place great food, free service!“

“Omg!!!! Where to start! First as soon as we came in the owner greeted us right away welcoming us into her restaurant. Very attentive and making sure she took good care of us up until we left. Food is amazing and definitely recommend. We have come to eat about 4 times already and I live about 30 minutes out but it's definitely worth the trip every time. Food is good size portions we don't get to finish and always have left overs. You guys won't be disappointed.“

“My husband and mother in law had never been here so I took them for their first visit. My husband was so impressed he wants us to have a weekly date night here. My MIL had never had cucumber salad or Thai fried rice and enjoyed both very much. The service was excellent as was the food. I don’t know why we waited so long to come back here (I’d been several years ago and enjoyed it) but we will become regulars. I highly recommend the Pad Thai, cucumber salad, summer rolls, and Penny roll! Delish!“

“Best tonkatsu ramen in San Antonio. I've searched far and wide throughout the U.S. for a quality representation to what you can find in Japan. And this is it. It's a modest establishment not quite hidden away in the NE of SATX but it's well worth the drive IMO.“

“This place, although empty while we were here, was a real hidden gen, set away from most of the restaurants closer to 281.The staff was exceptionally friendly, and the food was great! My wife had Panang Curry and I had the sushi lunch special, which was honestly the best sushi I've had in a long time; it's hard to know for sure, maybe since forever. Their lunch specials are a very good deal, and I would recommend them to anyone who wants to have delicious Thai food and/or sushi.They also have an extensive tea selection, and we both got some since we were celebrating our birthdays together. We ordinarily just have water.I hope the emptiness of the store was just a fluke of when we happened to be there. I hope this restaurant (and others like it) stay around for decades to come.Parking: The parking was plentiful, as the site is in a typical American strip mall with a large parking lot.“

“Fast and consistent service. I got the sesame chicken with fried rice , crab Rangoon’s and plain lo mein noodles!! Absolutely loved it, this is the only thing I order from here. I think it’s really good!!! It’s hard to find a place that I can buy all of those dishes and rate a 10. I’ve tried many restaurants in San Antonio and this is the only one I come back to for this type of food.“

“GOOD: Family owned, really fresh, tasty food. Dumplings, egg drop soup, California roll, and fried rice were spot on delicious. Decent portions, price was acceptable. Very clean. Felt welcomed. Variety of Asian cuisine.BAD: I can't say much, canned soda, a little dated dacor. Small language barrier.“

“I had it delivered it was on time, hot, packaged safe and secured all separated so I could pour out what I wanted. I ordered the Chicken Combo with noodles and broccoli delight came with 2 cheese ragoons delicious even packed me lots of soy sauce I recommend“

“I couldn’t believe how good and healthy the food was! We sat at the bar and had great conversation and learned a lot about true Sichuan cuisineHad the 3 mushrooms, flowered cauliflower, and a Sichuan peppercorn noodle beef dish.Excellent. Can’t wait to try the rest!Highly recommend“