Asian Fusion Noodle House

VERY Nice. Pot Sticker dumpling appetizer was excellent. I’d pass on the chicken wings, not really Asian style. Entrees: I had Singapore Noodle, and my wife made chicken egg noodle soup. Both were excellent. Quick attentive service. Will definitely come back.

Wonderful staff and food was amazing. I will def come back. Get pad Thai trust me and kimchi wonton soup

The food here was just amazing! Every bite was made my taste buds dance! The services was excellent! Prices are reasonable. Overall, I would come back here to eat again!

I have been here about three times and everytime I have tried something different. Today, I had the Panang curry and the flavor was perfection. The prices are very reasonable, nice selection of food, and I love the variety of sauces they bring to the table to add to your food. I do not think enough people know about this gem. Absolutely wonderful!

After watching a foodie show about Ramen noodles we were seriously craving a noodle bowl. Asian fusion noodle house seemed to be an obvious choice. Don’t be discouraged by their ridiculous website. The food is fantastic. My husband ordered the crispy duck noodle bowl and I ordered the shrimp wonton soup. Our lunch was served with a salad and spring roll. The green tea was average green tea and the ambiance is meh. The location is nothing spectacular either. But the reason I’m giving Asian fusion four stars instead of three is because the food is very very good. The broth in the noodle bowls is where it’s at! And my husband had a lot of fun with the condiments on the table. I ate mine naked. Wait… I wasn’t naked, my soup was free of condiments. Stop in after an annoying visit to target, or on a cold afternoon or if you just want a good noodle bowl.

I remember hearing about this place and wanted to try it. Last night my family and I came across it and thought it would be a perfect place for us to go to. Being a Asian family it’s hard to find a really good authentic Asian restaurant here in Wilmington but I’m excited to go around looking for the perfect place. Walking in, it’s really dark but tons of decoration from their religion which was a nice touch. We got seated at the biggest booth and our waitress was super friendly wanting us to feel like at home. The menu is limited and mainly Thai based. Price was pretty high to me but you got a lot of food. We ordered the papaya salad 2, Tum yum soup with shrimp, crispy duck, vegetable medley with beef, and phở all beef coming out to 65 dollars. So you can think what you think about the prices. Breaking everything down my favorite dish out of all of them was the Tum yum soup I really could have had another bowl it was so good and wasn’t too spicy. Papaya salad next from a 1 – 5 we got 2 and it was still pretty spicy. I love papaya salad and I was excited to see that they had it. It filled my crave for it but it was very sour. I usually have Laos papaya salad so maybe they have a different taste. Next the vegetable medley I loved that it wasn’t too heavy feeling and the broth was good just with the rice. It was similar to something that my parents made before so it was a hit for me. Phở lacked some flavor in the broth and the crispy duck was nice and crispy but the vegetable and sauce that it sat on top of wasn’t too good. So the phở and duck was my less favorite. Would this place be something my family would go to if we didn’t want to cook but wanted good Asian food maybe not but it was a good place to try.

One of our go to cold weather restaurants because it always satisfies. We have tried at least 10 of the dishes on the menu with each one worthy of a repeat. Some of our favorites include Kau Soi with chicken, chicken noodle bowl, sweet and sour chicken, and drunken noodle. Staff is always pleasant and the food is always fresh!

Good place to grab a quick lunch or sit back and relax. The flavors are authentic enough to come back for. The server was friendly and quick on his feet. Covering all the lunch crowd on his own, from drinks to clearing the tables. Can’t help but appreciate anyone that seems to enjoy their job and know the dishes like his own. The atmosphere definitely have room to improve. It was a bit dark and hard to see unless you sit by the door or directly under one of the lights. Overall it was a pleasant experience and prices were fair.

Pretty good phở! I’ve started making it myself now but if I’m buying I’m going here! Yum! Only 4 stars because wait staff and ambiance could both use some work

I have spend half a year backpacking in Thailand. This place is legit! A Thai auntie cooks the food. Family restaurant. An amazing find!

My wife and I got the pan see ew and the Phở entrées. Itwas delicious but I little bit expensive for the portion. All in all it was a great experience, good food, And its recommended to anyone.

Been here one time, had the Drunken Noodle, a little spicy for a «2», but otherwise very good.

I love this restaurant. The duck is outstanding. I have eaten here a number of times and almost everything I’ve had was exceptional. The only disappointment was the sweet and sour chicken. Not because it was bad but because it was like every other sweet and sour chicken I’d ever had and I was so accustomed to everything being amazing. I have had almost every dinner on the menu and I adore them. What’s more is the service is wonderful. Very sweet people. And the coconut cake. To die for. It’s home made in the literal sense of the word. Wonderful. My husband and I actually had dinner at Genki tonight and after I went next door to this place to buy a slice of cake. I told my husband this is my new favorite asian place. Love them. You should definitely give them a shot.

We had the crab angels (rangoon) that were really good to me (more crab taste than cream cheese). I got the Pad Thai chicken and was very light, just not the portions. They were definitely full portions! My wife had chicken fried rice and was very pleased. This was our first time here and loved it!

A friend and I were heading out for dinner after work today and stumbled upon Asian Fusion Noodle House. The resturant is modestly decorated but makes up for it with delicious food. We started with the appetizer sampler which included spring rolls, crab angels, pot stickers, and one more little shrimp dumplings thing that was great. We then had Yum Woon Sen which is a clear noodle dish with shrimp, squid, & ground chicken. For my main course I had Kimchi Wonton With Miso Soup. For desert we shared a slice of coconut cake. I was stuffed at the end of the meal and very pleased with my selections. Our waiter was attentive and it was an enjoyable meal. A 5 star rating!

WTF???
Confusing and incredibly off putting experience. Came into this place with about 5 of my girlfriends on a random weekday night. The place is practically empty and we see a large table right in the middle that’d fit us.
The guy comes up to us after a minute or so of standing there awkwardly and says «Uh… the wait is gonna be about 30 minutes.»
…huh?
Your restaurant is empty!!! We were a large ish group wanting to drop $ 10 – 15 a person to eat at your restaurant, and you tell us there’s a 30 minute wait when there’s practically nothing but empty tables at your restaurant?!
We went to Flaming’s Amy’s Bowl instead. I feel much better about giving my business to them than Asian Fusion Noodle House. Neither myself or any of my girlfriends will be back to this restaurant.

It was ok…
Nothing to get that excited about… Nothing to hammer them on either.
#3 chicken noodle bowl– chicken dry and over grilled not much taste. Other then that it was OK.
Wife got a beef and noodle stir fry and it was sooooo hot (spice) it was uneatable. She did not eat it and when she mentioned it to the server he asked if we wanted a box for it… Really.
Waiting to see if daughters order of Pad Thai is without nuts as requested. came out as ordered.
WoW the server took off the price of wife’s food.

Lovely staff and delicious (and fast!) food. I had the beef phở with EVERYTHING in it. Tripe, tendons, meatballs… totally spicy and I loved it. Best hangover soup I’ve ever had. ^_​_​^

I’ve only visited this one time for dinner a few weeks back. From what I can recall it was a great experience. The atmosphere was quiet and calming, the service was really good, and the food was great! There’s a fairly large menu selection, as well.
I ordered some spicy chicken fried rice dish and the waitress had me choose on a scale from 1 to 5 how spicy I wanted the dish to be. If you’re not a big spice person I’d definitely recommend either avoiding that dish altogether or going with 1. I chose a 2 and it was pretty intense. Delicious, but intense. My only wish is that they included white sauce with the rice dishes.
The dishes are beautifully decorated and very appealing to the eye. The portions are huge so you can easily pack away some for the next day. The prices are reasonable. I got a huge rice and chicken platter for about 11 bucks, which isn’t bad.
The staff greet you at the door when you walk in and eagerly seat you and take your drink order. The food doesn’t take long to come either, less than 10 minutes from what I remember. I’d definitely go again. I only give it 4 stars because I haven’t had anything else on the menu so I’m giving the review based off one dish and one experience. I’ll update as I go more often!

I have lived in Wilmington for 5 months and been really disappointed with almost all of the food places I’ve tried so far. I decided to come here because I was seriously craving phở. I went for lunch on Saturday and surprisingly, they have a lunch menu (although the phở was only $ 1 cheaper at $ 9.95). This place is a fusion Asian restaurant… just like every other Asian place around here.
I got the all beef phở. This is probably as close to the real deal as Wilmington is going to get. The broth was not as flavorful as it could be and there could have been more meat, but overall, not shabby. It came with a tray of sprouts, limes, basil, and jalapenos. I once took advantage of this tray, until I went to a place (in Wilmington) that served «phở» without it. I know… an abomination. Also, there was a sauce tray. There was hoisin sauce but NO SRIRACHA. I was absolutely distraught because I thought surely this must be due to the sriracha shortage. However, when I asked the waiter for sriracha, he tried to convince me that one of the generic red bottles on the sauce tray was sriracha. I almost went to the Wal-​Mart down the street to buy some sriracha to teach them a lesson. But, I told myself, Amy… calm down. It’s just Wilmy. Next time, I will discretely bring my own bottle of sriracha… that’s not weird right?
I got Thai iced tea to go and it tasted like sweet tea from Cook Out mixed with condensed milk. Oh well. When in the south…