Asian Garden

J.W. Spears 2 months ago

They have gone down. I just ordered today and it looked they didn’t finish cooking my sweet and sour chicken. The dough was mushy and dripping with grease. The sweet and sour sauce was red water. I will never go back to this place. 37.00 dollars spent and couldn’t even eat the food.

Micha 20 6 months ago

Great food and service... However, it's hard to eat in because the staff in the kitchen scream at each other on a regular basis. At first, I imagined that I was simply not understanding the high pitch and volume inharient with Asian languages.. however on multiple occasions, body language has appeared to be threatening.. if it wasn't for the cultural differences, I probably would have called 911. So I can't tell if this is culture or verbal abuse, but I would recommend that the staff recognize western sensibilities and tone everything down... a lot.

Peter Sramka Edited 7 months ago

I eat here on a regular basis. Over the years, I have tried many different dishes and they have all been good. The food is tasty, prepared quickly and reasonably priced. The people who run the restaurant are nice. I highly recommend this place.

Lyndie Skurry 9 months ago

The Asian garden has the best hibachi food I’ve ever had. The chicken teriyaki is the best I get it every time I go it never disappoints if you like hibachi food I would definitely recommend this place to you. You won’t be disappointed.

Ni Hao, Kai-Ran a year ago

Asian Garden delivers an experience that far exceeds expectations. This modest eatery offers freshly prepared dishes that are honest, deeply flavorful, and remarkably affordable. It is a place where quality meets simplicity in the best way. The kitchen clearly operates with skill and care. Every bite of the beef and mushrooms lunch special spoke to high heat wok cooking, evident in the slightly smoky edges and vibrant textures. The beef was impressively tender, while the mushrooms carried an earthy richness that made them more than just a supporting act. A savory sauce brought everything together and lingered just enough to make the final bite feel like a tease for more. Lunch also came with a comforting bowl of soup, light yet satisfying. At under eight dollars, the meal felt generous both in portion and in taste. Despite feeling full, I found myself thinking about the next visit before I even left the table. Asian Garden is the kind of spot that reminds you how good simple food can be when cooked with intention. I will definitely return to explore more of the menu.