Made In Asia

Went to celebrate a birthday lunch with my girlfriend and a few of her friends. We arrived around 12:30 and we were seated immediately. This is probably my 4^th time here for lunch and the service never disappoints. The restaurant is decorated lovely and everyone in the restaurant was really friendly. We took advantage of the $ 4.00 mimosa’s to celebrate the birthday. This is a mid day special. I ordered the Thai basil shrimp with brown rice. The spice (America spicy) was perfect and the portion size was plenty. I had to take half home for later. There was plenty of shrimp and the onions, green pepper and basil was delish. I had the side salad which came with a delicious ginger dressing. Two ordered the drunken noodles and enjoyed them with the miso soup, along with the sushi sampler and they were pleased. The birthday girl had fried rice with chicken. Lots of chicken and mixed veggies in the rice. They allowed her to choose a complimentary dessert. (Yay). I recommend this restaurant for the service and food quality. We will return. Thanks MIA!

My husband and I ate here on a Thursday night. The ambiance and atmosphere was really really nice. Our server (wish I could remember her name), was excellent. We ordered spring rolls and crab rangoons as an appetizer. Both very good. My husband ordered the drunken noodles with chicken and I had the General Tso chicken and we also split an order of shrimp fried rice. I thought shrimp fried rice was some of the best I’ve ever had. We were also pretty happy with the General Tso’s. The noodles were ok, not as spicy as he would have liked. Overall, a great experience and we will definitely visit again.

So… I ordered for take out. Paid 13 plus for honey chicken w walnuts. Get home and there is a smaller than expected serving of chicken and over a third of the tray is steamed broccoli. I hate cooked broccoli. I look over the take out menu again. Not one word about broccoli. WTH? Rice was dry but edible. Chicken was very good. Broccoli is a bit pricey, shame to waste it. I would have been happier with fried rice if they had to cut the portion. Note when ordering it does NOT say quart like a lot of places… and this is more like a pint.

This little gem never disappoints. Great Asian fusion accompanied by wonderful service. Try the seasonal choices. This restaurant has surprising décor for its location. In addition to wonderful food, they also have an inventive cocktail menu that usually features a seasonal beverage. Overall, this is a great experience for local dining.

Went here for lunch yesterday and ordered the curry noodles with tofu. Portion was huge. I ordered it american spicy which to me had just enough spice to give it a kick but not overpowering. Server was professional and very accommodating. Restaurant is clean and subtlety modern. Very cool lit up bar top! Will definitely return

My sister lives right down the street from here and orders takeout all the time! So, as I was visiting and feeling like Asian this was her first suggestion.
We ordered takeout and when we walked into the restaurant I was pleasantly surprised at the classy décor! It’s a little small but looks like a great date night place to come!
I ordered the spring rolls, and gyoza as appetizers. Both were delicious. For my meal I was told the shrimp fried rice is AMAZING, so I ordered that and the honey chicken. The shrimp fried rice WAS amazing and actually had lots of huge shrimp in the dish. The honey chicken was also great! The chicken was tender and crispy on the outside with a delicious sweet honey sauce.
I can’t wait to order again next time I’m visiting!

I’ve tried this place five times before writing a poor review. Dining in is «okay» but nothing exciting, certainly can get better sushi in town. The curry is pretty good but they don’t serve it with rice, at least they don’t give you rice. We have ordered pick-​up four times in the past and tonight was the last; the food we had ordered Thai spicy and it’s barely mild and we specified rice with the curry (it’s even on the receipt) and we got home and of course no rice.

Great ambiance AND food! Sooo delicious. Super nice and professional wait staff, too! I only wish I lived nearby so I could visit more often.

I love this place. Fantastic sushi and excellent service. The food is served quickly and the prices are good. The passion rolls are to die for!

I’ve been here before and it wasn’t so bad, this time it was. I went at lunchtime with my Husband and we split two orders; The Pad See Eww and 3 rolls of sushi. The Pad See Eww was okay, the sushi was less than fresh. The Pad See Eww only had four pieces of brocolli. We ordered spicy tuna, spicy crabmeat and Salmon Avacodo roll. We recieved Spicy salmon instead of Spicy Tuna, but when we questioned it, they assured us it was Tuna, I’ve eaten Tuna enough to know the difference, and it was Salmon not Tuna. The Sushi rolls were thrown together, and not tightly rolled and the spicy mayo was splattered on too much. What upset me the most was that I ordered Hot Green tea and was disappointed to see that it was just one green tea bag. When I asked for more water, they gave me just that, hot water, no more tea. When I asked for a fresh tea bag they said they would have to charge me for another. Charging someone $ 1.99 for a hot green tea is fine if I’m getting loose tea leaves, but when I’m getting a cheap green tea bag, I should have not been charged for a second.
Our server was too prompt. As we were only one of two tables, our server must have been bored becasue he was just watching us eat, which was very disconcerning. He took my plate as I was putting my chopsticks on the last piece of sushi, and then tried to ask me how everything was as I was taking my last bite. I know they teach servers to grab the finished plates, but at least make sure I’m actually finished. Watching me and then taking the plate before I even had time to put it in my mouth was just annoying.
Next time I want decent asian food and decent service, I’m going to have to head to another part of town.

It was my first time having dinner at this place, I had the shrimp tempura & TomKha soup. There was nothing that ‘wow’ me about it, however it tasted good!

This sushi is excellent. Delicious food. I’ve had the calamari as well and loved it. Kids eat very well there too.

Got the sushi love meal with spicy tuna, spicy salmon and a variety of nigiri. Pretty darn good sushi. The spicy tuna was covered in this spicy sauce that was delicious. Overall, a fine sushi experience.

The food and sushi are good– even for take out. Love the chesterfield roll. Drinks are slightly overpriced. Service is decent but I’m not impressed with management at all. The encounters I’ve had with management have left me with a bad taste in my mouth, they were rude and seemed annoyed that I had questions. They have some nice outdoor seating in the back. I go back for the sushi.

Glorious food. Tempura fried maki rolls & delicious special rolls. The 3 special roll combo is a great deal!

Don’t understand how they keep the business running
The sushi test horrible and desert
U were regret if u go

The fried rice is good, but the noodles have been soggy at times. Sometimes, they use too much sauce, I think. Love their dining room though, and they present the food beautifully. Lettuce wraps were good, as was the Thai iced tea. Won ton soup is FANTASTIC! Service has been hit or miss for us, but never awful.

Ambiance is nice. Service is welcoming but whatever you do … Don’t order tempura. It was tasteless and soggy. They made it again but no improvement.
We needed to change our sushi order since we were afraid tempura would be as bad as the appetizer.

The sushi is great but they are wayyyyyyyyy under staffed! Just a couple of the issues tonite were, drinks taking close to 15 mins in between, bartender looked visibly distraught and then no toilet paper in the women’s bathroom as I found by listening to the table of 8 women next to us… All the while the owner/​manager (I would assume) is just walking around looking cool instead of helping his staff keep the patrons happy! So the 3 stars is for the sushi and the sushi alone because the service was sub par tonite!

What’s your idea of Paradise? Utopia? Perfection?
You certainly won’t find it in the Paradise Salmon dish.
My first time here, I wasn’t impressed with the food. But their staff waa friendly and the décor exudes a quiet sophistication. Their bartender was great and talkative, perfect bartender.
My second time here, I was very impressed. Impressed that a place that charges $ 16 for a dry over-​cooked something (that maybe could as salmon in a chinese restaurant) qnd have the nerve to call it a Paradise Salmon. The dish was supposed to have a mango salsa with cilantro and mandarins. I had one drop of Mango salsa, one piece of cilantro, and a plethora of mandarins.
When I asked for the dish to be spicy, I was told it was absolutely possible. What I got was dried red peppers like the ones you get from a red pepper packet at Pizza Hut sprinkled on top of my salmon. Man, if I had known that that red pepper was so expensive, I would have hoarded the packets I got from Pizza Hut.
The mandarins did not go well with the dry crusty over-​cooked and flavorless piece of salmon. I pushed it to the side and ate it for dessert.
The only thing Made in Asia gave a hefty serving of was the brown rice that comes with the dish. Again, the consistency of the quality of the food was amazing– dry, unappetizing. I eat brown rice from a rice cooker from home every night. I know how it should taste. Thank god the Mandarins weren’t dry.
Over-​priced, over-​cooked. I suppose I should have known better than to depend on an Asian place to cook a salmon properly, but at $ 16 a pop, I figured these chefs MUST know what they’re doing.
Give me the $ 16 back. I’ll go get my own salmon and cook it.
All that said, the wait staff is still very friendly, calling out to you even as you leave fo you to have a great day. For that, I give it 2 stars.
Thank god for the wait-​staff.