Asia

Great place to eat. I believe it is the best Chinese restraunts on cape cod. My family goes there and we keep going back we love it. It is a great place. I highly recommend it.

The sushi here is good quality and delicious! BUT the other stuff I’ve had here is on the average side.
The general gao’s chicken is NOT spicy. Also their crab rangoons are full of cream cheese, no crab :(.
Scorpion bowl for one is a good decision. Do NOT order the pearl harbor midori cocktail, it tastes like green food coloring.

Asia is a great local restaraunt. Their menu consists of not only sushi, but Chinese, Thai, and lots of noodles dishes so the variety is great with a group.
Also online their are a few coupons on
we normally use the $ 20 off $ 100 when we go with a group!

After biking 50 miles, my friend and I stopped in because it was the only place open and we were so grateful that it was open! My friend got the general tsos chicken and I got the mapo tofu, which I was happy was prepared vegetarian (sometimes it has meat). The food was generally good but it felt a bit overpriced. The ambiance was nice and the restaurant was a real restaurant but the food didn’t seem much different from the take-​out Chinese places I’m used to in Brooklyn. I will say, however, the service was very friendly.

Great food but the service was a little bit slow. But you can’t trust me on that part because I was a bit «hangry».
I had thai basil fried rice, sushi, and some bibim bap from my brother. The food was good for an asian place in Cape Cod. The sushi and sashimi were exceptional and very fresh. However, the fried rice was nothing special.
I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for asian food.

Underwhelmed.
We were seated immediately and then proceeded to wait 10 minutes for service. I finally ended up going to the hostess who didn’t seem bothered by the fact we waited so long. Server, or should I say kitchen help came out and took our order. Food arrived in a timely fashion. Wonton soup was flavorless, though the dumplings were tasty. We had two orders of lo mein which were good but had canned mushrooms! Who heard of a Chinese place that serves canned mushrooms? We also were surprised there were no noodles, sauce or tea (standard Chinese restaurant fare) upon sitting down.
I knew we made the wrong choice when someone walked in, looked around and said «wow, you are busy!» Ummm, there were about a dozen people there. There were employees in the corner table making dumplings, so all you heard was their chatter.
There is definitely a shortage of good Asian food establishments on the Cape, don’t bother trying this one. It will never satisfy a craving.

As far as the restaurant atmosphere is concerned, the interior design and feel of the place is comforting and authentic. The service is average to below average, but they make up for some of that in the amount of different items and varieties of Asian cuisines they offer.
The food was average; the protein sources were well cooked but the vegetables fell short a bit in our view. Overall I would recommend if looking for Asian food in the area, you will finish satisfied but not pleased.

My wife and I stopped in at Asia Restaurant on June 27^th.
My wife order chicken with broccoli which came out fine.
I ordered Chilean Sea Bass which I have had many times before at other restaurants.
I know, I shouldn’t order this melt in your mouth fish because it is on the endangered fish list.
Anyway, my thought of eating it Asian style got the better of me.
When the plate was put down on the table, the presentation seemed OK,
But the fish resembled a thin block of cheese.
When I tasted it, my first response was to spit it out.
I could not eat it. What happened next made me angry.
I asked to speak with the manager.
The manager, who seemed of Asian descent, came over to assess the situation.
I explained the situation and he said … are you ready for this …
«I didn’t eat the right side of the fish.» Excuse me but I didn’t know.
I asked him what side of the fish should I have eaten and he than had a puzzled look. He said he wasn’t going to get into it and walked away.
Now, you might expect that the waitress or someone would come over to ask what I want to do.
No one came over and I ended up sharing my wife’s chicken and broccoli.
By the way, after that, the manager was by the door after he left me, waiting to greet new patrons while I sit with nothing to eat.
My wife and I laugh about this astounding experience.
You can see why we would never return.
You may ask why your experience should be any different.

Amazing Sushi! We ordered the spicy salmon maki, california maki and sashimi platter. The pieces were huge and it was so good! We were a group of 12. My friends got pad thai (amazing), veg spring roll, basil fried rice. Everything was delicious. The lunch left all 12 of us very pleased.

Always had the best sushi here. Alaskan salmon rolls are my favorite. The drinks are great. Staff are decent. But the food is really good. There is a variety of Asian cuisine and everything we have had has been really good.

Food is better. Service is better. Atmosphere is cleaner. Good sushi. Moderately price. Good experience. Glad it is open again.

We really like Asia. The food has always been good. We sit at the bar and our favorite time to go is when Jarred is on the bar. He is a breath of fresh air in the restaurant. I have noticed that the Asian people that work there don’t smile very much. Maybe it’s just their way. I really only go if jarred is on the bar.

Excellent fresh lunch specials for $ 6.95! The Paradise Chicken is delicious – lots of fresh snap peas!

there aren’t too many good sushi places around, but this is one of them! Drinks are always strong and delicious. We usually go with Sake, but the scorpion bowls are deadly as they should be.
I like coming here because it’s a mix of many Asian cuisines. Sushi is really good and I’ve tried many rolls here. All great! I had the pad Thai last time I came and was not very impressed. Somewhat bland and lacking the lovely peanut taste that I desire when ordering that dish. Their Peking RAVIOLIS, beef satay, and crab rangoons are great along with the hot and sour soup!

Maybe offering some of the sugar all over table next to us (see image) to the woman
behind the greasy, sticky-​dusty «host stand» would sweeten her disposition. Then again the rank odor of foul fish & stale beer would make anyone working here appear to have just swallowed something horrid.

Hubby had Phoenix rolls. Loved them. I had the shrimp with pine nuts. Very fresh & light. Nice bartender. Great atmosphere. Great food for price.

Always fresh, always friendly and the drinks are usually strong. There is a 2 drink free app special but the time of day escapes me.
They have a proper sushi area where these master sushi craftsmen ply their trade quite well.
Seeing the negative reviews perplexes me, I have been coming here for a few years now, eat in, take out, drinks at the bar, and sushi and never once had something to complain about.
A few favs are Red Dragon Maki Roll, Dream Maki, Miso Soup and the Bone In Ribs.
Oh and the Scorpion Bowls!!!

Really impressive menu and the chef is incredible. Sushi was outstanding! Service was below average our first time but owner seems to be a good guy.

This is the only Chinese restaurant in Mashpee and for the most part it’s okay. I Enjoy the appetizers very much, the crab rangoon, and the egg rolls are very tasty. The soup seems to be fresh and always hot. However I find the main dishes to be a little bland. Rice is not very flavorful but if you get a dish with the sauce that will add the favor you need.
They also have a sushi bar that looks very good however I don’t eat sushi. The people that I did see eating sushi there said it was very good. They do have take out, and for a quick fix of Chinese food this just might be your ticket!

This place was delicious and good pricing. I came here for lunch, ordered a roll along with 2 chinese combos. The roll came out very quickly and was very good sushi. The chinese combos were a great price and plenty of food. Crab rangoon was delicious, lo mein, pork fried rice, etc. Everything was so good. I would definitely consider this place as a go-​to for lunch.

I had a terrible experience here, such that we didn’t even get to order food and thus can’t really review the food.
I went with three people, and we had all never been before. The menu is gigantic, with a lot of stir-fry’s with sauces we’d never head of. Upon asking what one of the sauces tasted like (whether it was sweet, sour, etc.) and upon a response of «I don’t know» asking whether we could try a taste of it, our waitress left us to go to the kitchen (I assume) and came back only to tell us «it’s a brown sauce». We then asked about a different sauce with some random name, wondering what it tasted like, and she just pointed to the people two tables away who had apparently ordered the same thing.
We then asked what the closest thing was to a vegetable stir-​fry with teriyaki sauce, since apparently it was unclear what half of the items on the menu actually might taste like. We were told they didn’t have a vegetable stir-​fry, but after asking what one of the stir-fry’s on the menu were like, were then told it’s vegetables in a sauce. The waitress didn’t care about us ordering something we wanted, didn’t care about answering any of our questions, and may not have even known the menu at all. The service was so terrible, we left and went to Wicked.
They may have good food, but unfortunately we weren’t going to wait around and find out. Because they made us feel like they really didn’t want us there, we left and probably won’t be back.

My sister and her kids are big fans of Asia. It’s close-​by, and dishes up tasty Asian fare to eat in or take out. In my experience, only having had their take-​outt, it’s overpriced for what you get, but uses fresh ingredients and good seasoning.
The place looks nicer than average for eating in and its convenient location in the shopping area of Mashpee makes it a popular choice for summer tourists and year-​round locals alike.
I am of the opinion that it’s better to do a more limited menu very well than a wide variety of dishes (Chinese, Thai, Japanese in this case) just okay, but Asia probably falls into the latter category. There’s nothing wrong with the food, it’s just not really something to go seek out. I wouldn’t bother with sushi there unless you’re just into something simple like a California roll.