8 Best Asian Fusion Restaurants near Ferndale

“This is the second time we've ordered from Panasia inside the Silver Reef Casino in Ferndale, WA. It has limited hours and is only available for take-out Thursday-Sunday 4-10. Seems odd for a casino but I don't run the show. We like to get away for a night during the week every month or so and we like the Silver Reef. The take-out policy at Panasia is perfect for us. We order and bring it all back to the room anyway. Their menu is limited but they have some good stuff. I order the Mongolian Beef and we share Sweet and Sour Chicken. Mama gets the Yakisoba and we add their fried rice as well. All that feeds us twice each because we take the leftovers home the next day. Appetizers are limited to egg rolls or bbq pork. I've had both and prefer the pork with the hot mustard. The egg rolls were a little soggy last time. The MB is excellent. The right amount of green onions and the sauce is flavorful. I wanted to mention the sweet and sour chicken. They do it right. It's not just breaded chicken with that sweet red stuff drizzled on it. It's more like I remember from growing up in the SF Bay Area. The sauce was still red but it had red and green bell peppers in it with onion and pineapple chunks. Perfect. The Yakisoba is also excellent. Portions are good size and packed in plastic covered dishes. Prices are decent. At my local Chinese place in Stanwood I pay over $17 for less Mongolian Beef. Here it was less than $12 for more and it's better. When we order at our local place the bill can get over $80 fast for the same amount of food or less. Sorry there are no photos this time around. I recommend Panasia for the food alone. Being take-out only in a casino operation isn't the best concept but maybe they will open up their sit-down dining at some point. I'm not dropping a star because of the lack of dining in.“

“Great hidden gem. We're big on Asian cuisine and can vouch on the quality here. The Jajangmyeon is terrific and the portion sizes were huge for a very reasonable price. Most mains are 15 dollars or so which accompanied with great service and a clean establishment makes this a great place to dine!Vegetarian options: Loads of options to supplement organic tofu/ vegetables in place of meat dishes.“

“This place is relatively quiet. We ordered curry and sweet and sour chicken with rice (they do not offer pork). The curry was good, but the chicken was tasteless. Overall, the food was good. The music, on the other hand, did not sit well with me. The restaurant played very authentic music at a very low volume, as a result, I could only hear the high-pitched notes and cymbals, which were very unpleasant. I am not sure if I will go there again.“

“OMG I can't speak highly enough about this place. My partner and I normally avoid gluten, but we had a splurge night and ordered almost everything on the menu to just try it. (Nothing is gluten free, don't mis-read my comment). The donuts are INCREDIBLE, and covered in sweetened condensed milk, don't sleep on those. The wonton soup is to die for, soo good. The pork buns were my partner's favorite. The crab rangoon's are the best i have ever had. Can't wait to go back again. Staff was great also!“

“The pineapple fried rice here is absolutely amazing. I would hundred percent suggest the food here where you need and good for the price that you pay for another must try pad Thai services. OK not a stand out, but the food is very good. The only downside is to strange operating hours, but all in all the food is very good.“

“The food is delicious! The lunch box sets are filling and reasonably priced -- my favorite is the red curry. I've been coming here for lunch and dinner since they opened and I'm never disappointed.Parking: There are not a whole lot of parking spots but I usually manage to find one at lunchtime“

“Lynden is very lucky to have Chandera House. This is arguably the best Thai restaurant in Whatcom county comparable to Busara.I have dined in and taken out many times and have always been very satisfied.The owner truly cares and talks to customers to ensure satisfaction. The bistro on the Guide is third rate at best. For great food go to Chandera House located under the windmill on front street.“

“It's a bit lonely in here but this food... Oh my gosh!!You've got to kidding me that this chef is unknown.Getting the right combination of spices and flavors so an uneducated palate such as mine could distinguish individual flavors, call them out to the waiter and, honestly, it is an awesome experience.“