Stir Crazy Fresh Asian Grill

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Went back for lunch, it was great. I highly suggest lunching here for the lunch combos menu if you can leave work. The serving sizes were HUGE (see photos) and easily would fill two people but only one order needed. What a steal!!!
There were only two draw backs. First, the server was all over. Attentive about me being in a wheelchair but also forgetful of our table… Had to wave him down a lot, re-​request items, and remind him of our order. Second is that we never got the egg drop soup that was suppose to come with the order.

The food is always ok. like– since we are in the area, might as well go here, ok. i like to make my own dish and our waitress was soooo sweet and let me have noodles with broth, but the veggies cooked on the grill. It was great! — had a soup with noodles and some veggies I threw in, and some grilled veg!
Good place to pop in if you are in the area– not really a destination.

This location is located in Legacy Village. They have happy hour from 3 – 6 pm Mon-​Fri. They have $ 2.50 domestic bottles and certain half price appetizers off! I went here during lunch hours around 4o’clock in the afternoon. Soon as I walked in we were greeted and asked if we wanted to sit at the bar or booth. We decided to sit at the bar. The bartender was very friendly and told us the happy hour specials. For drinks we ordered beer and for food we ordered half off appetizers which were Crazy Shrimp and Thai Chili Wings! The shrimp itself was good but it was very very sweet. And the wings itself was good as well but very very sweet! I woudn’t come back here for their appetizers at least not these two. But I will come back for the happy hour specials and maybe try something diffferent. But overall It was just an A-​Ok place.

The mango sesame chicken wasn’t crispy enough, I could
feel the dough. The sesame seed were raw and there wasn’t enough sauce on the dish. The Kung Pao was ok, but nothing special.
The mango mango drink is too strong and the mango flavor tastes kinda fake.
For sure there are better Asian options in Cle, so skip this one.

Absolute worst service ever! Took over 10 minutes to get our bar drinks and there was only 4 tables inside. Then when they came they were not the right drinks! Waitress took forever to refill our water. We got the create your own meal and had to find someone who worked there to fill up empty items on the buffet! I had to get up and get our own chopsticks, soy sauce and salt because our server was nowhere to be found.

My fiancé and I came here for dinner the fist time and it was amazing. They were not very busy but that was even better for us! The crab Rangoon appetizer was really good, but it was more crab tasting that I am used to. I had the peanut noodle salad and chicken noodle soup.

I am dropping this to 3 stars as it has sort of gone downhill and our recent experience did not live up to previous visits. My mom and I make a day trip to Cleveland every year in August and have eaten here before going home for the last 5 years. We came again on a Monday around 7pm and it was not really that busy. All the booths were filled though, so we had to take a table. The tables looked well worn and in need of replacing. No condiments (soy sauce, pepper, sweeteners) or additional menus, napkins, etc on the tables. They were completely bare. They didn’t even offer or have in the silverware rolls any chopsticks!
I looked at their menu touting their 20^th anniversary, and it seems the company was bought by a new owner last year. Not sure if they are still in a transition stage or what. It touted the «updated Fresh Market Bar» where you make your own stir fry (what we get every time), and it was really no different to me than previous years.
Only seemed to be 2 main servers and one that was dealing with patio before a storm hit. Ours was very inattentive. Took close to 10 minutes from us being seated for her to come take our drink order. My mom went right into ordering our food first because she was annoyed (and we had a 2.5 hour drive back after). We got the market bar stir fry and thankfully, she did bring our containers for that that somewhat quickly.
The market bar still looked pretty messy. Luckily, I could get a decent selection of most items that I wanted, but no one was around restocking, cleaning up, etc. The cooks though there are always awesome and friendly. They are the ones doing all the work over those hot woks and seem more than pleasant.
We were happy with our food. While not cheap, the stir fry does give you a big portion. They now don’t even charge for Tofu overtop of the Vegetarian price, which made my mom happy, but it is the same $ 2.50 upcharge for chicken or beef and the serving is very small for the size of the rest of the stir fry. I would check to make sure you like enough of the vegetables on the market bar or you will not have much to eat. Even the noodles you get are not that much. I probably ate about $ 10 worth of fresh pineapple in my stir fry though, so it evens out.
I had a pop (which cost $ 2.99, jesus!), and even with our server coming through multiple times to other tables, she didn’t come to give me a refill. My mom tried to flag her down once, but she ran into the kitchen, and then it took her about 5 more minutes for her to come back around, but first had to go to all the other tables. She had come by literally as we sat back down with our food, too hot to eat yet, to «see how everything was», and then that was it .We did not have the big liquor orders of other tables. I just needed a caffeine boost before my drive and wanted to at least get my money’s worth.
Though if you are going, go to their website and sign up for the email list. They will send you a $ 5 off coupon (got mine in about 30 mins) good for 2 weeks following the email.

Tried their bbq tacos and sushi. Tacos were flavorful, shrimp had more flavor than chicken. Gad their spicy ahi tuna sushi and spicy scallop sushi. While sushi had good flavor, I didn’t like the rice consistency, it was to sticky for my liking. Otherwise, pretty standard StirCrazy fare

I went here with my mother for dinner after a long day of shopping and traveling. We were very hungry and since I am new to the area, we wanted to check out some of the restaurants nearby. I ordered the szechuan chicken with lo mein noodles and my mom had the sweet and sour chicken. Nothing complicated. We ended up waiting for what felt like forever before we finally received our food. A couple who had arrived after my mom and I received their food well before we did. Either there was a mistake or someone forgot to make our order… either way it’s sloppy and the food was okay at best. I think I’ll be trying some of the other options the next time I want to eat out.

Cool place to eat because it is customizable and they cook the food in front of you however last time I ate here there were two high school girls running to hostess stand and it didn’t seem like they were very organized. They were keeping track of tables on a piece of receipt paper. This place needs to have a standardize system to keep track of guests tables

Largely disappointed with the takeout. The teriyaki bowl didn’t include rice, even though the description listed it. Too late to drive back to Legacy for rice.
The sesame chicken was good, but the portions were both so small. $ 13 for each plate that barely fed two people, or leftovers for days from the local pad tai joint. I know where I’m going next time.

My family loves eating at Stir Crazy in Legacy Village. It’s a fun place to take my toddler and he always asks to go to the «noodle restaurant». I like to order off the menu and my husband likes the make-​it-​yourself bar which does give endless choices. Four stars because it is usually really crowded, but we’ve still never had to wait more than a couple of minutes for a table. Fast service as well with polite waiters/​waitresses!

The most positive take away from this dinning experience is that a new General Manager was just hired to turnaround and improve the restaurant.
The potstickers were okay, slightly undercooked. The daily salmon sushi special was not as good as the average local grocery store. The sushi came without ginger, although it should have. And the seaweed was very chewy. In addition, there is a cup for soy sauce, which means it would be good to ask if a customer would like some. My guess is the don’t have anyone doing a final QA before food is sent out to diners.
We ordered the make it yourself stir fry. The ingredients were well picked through and it was obvious the counter was overdue for a wipe down from the food and sauces. To the GM’s credit, they addressed the situation quickly but it shouldn’t have gotten to that state.
You’ll be fine going to this place is you don’t high expectations. But since it isn’t inexpensive I will not be going back for a below average experience.

My first time going to stir crazy was a few weeks ago with my fiancé and a few of her friends. I’ll have to start out by saying i was not impressed. The place was packed people waiting out the door to get a table, which there were several open ones, and the bar was pretty much wide open. Service was slow and our server was anything but attentive, it appeared he only had 1 or 2 other tables. Took forever to get our drinks that we saw sitting at the end of the bar for at least 5 minutes and our app came out about 15 seconds before our entrees. I ordered what had appeared to be the most spicy item on the menu and again it was anything but. Rather bland when «asian» cuisine is know for a lot of bold flavors. Not impressed will not be returning.

Really flavorful and very fresh food. I asked them to alter their Mongolian Beef to my taste… Spicy, no problem!!! It came and tasted so wonderful I couldn’t believe. Only comment in a sort of negative way, too much sauce for me, but other than that totally awesome. Think about asking for lighter sauce unless you like lots of sauce.

I had a ladies night out here and we were catered to nicely. This is a good build your own stir fry resturant. Service was great and the GM on duty was great. I gave it only 4 stars because the fix it yourself bar was a little messy and the items were not named. Also there was hair in one of the sauces, from a patron leaning over whole dipping. However the worker handled it quick and was apologetic. The food was really good and will return.

Great fresh ingredients and service! This is a stir fry place in which you select your own vegetables and sauces and they fry it for you with your choice of meats and with rice, noodles and choice of it being made into soup. It’s extremely delcicious and healthy food and reasonably priced. Service is excellent and ambiance is noce for family or a date.

Always good food here… I wish they had one on the west side… healthy, fresh, yummy… The crab Rangoon with the sauce are the best anywhere!

Yuk sums it up but I’ll elaborate.
Came in shortly after 10 on a Friday night to order some take out and have a beer while I waited. The barkeep got me a beer and disappeared for a long few minutes. The bar top was sticky. The place looked unkempt. The men’s room needed servicing. I hadn’t been to Legacy Village in a while and the condition of «Stir Crazy» got me thinking maybe this development is in decline. It was that bad. Like Richmond Mall food court bad.
Finally the barkeep reappears and I order some «pad thai» to go. Got it home and it was AWFUL. Wow. Kind of like If McDonald’s offered pad thai… basically rice noodles soaked in carrot juice? Or V8? With a 2 Oz piece of chicken on top. It was so bad I laughed… and then poached some eggs.
Go here if your kids demand it or for an office party if your boss is a cheap SOB. Pay $ 15 to watch the guy wok the $ 1.73 worth of ingredients you just put in a bowl, pretend you like it then write your own review.

—2.5 stars—
Went here for dinner for the first time not too long ago with a few friends. Creating your own stir fry is not really my thing, so I decided to order off of the menu instead. Even though I am not usually a fan of large menus, I did appreciate the diversity of this one. I had the kung pao noodles, which were alright, but certainly not close to authentic Asian noodles by any means. I can see the appeal of this place for some, especially for those who enjoy making their own dish, but personally, I feel that there are so many good Asian restaurants in the Cleveland area with great authentic and slightly Americanized dishes to try that Stir Crazy is a hard sell for me.