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Asia Roma

3.0 (83 reviews)
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Moderate noise
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Karaoke
Outdoor seating

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Love my favorite pasta dish!!
Karen N.

I've been coming to this wonderful establishment for many years, and I always have a great time. The drinks are amazing, the dishes are delicious, the atmosphere is fun, and the service is excellent. They are closed on Sundays, and on Mondays if it's a holiday. My favorites are the Clams Casino, Chicken Wings, and all of pastas. If you haven't been, you need to go and give it a try!!

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Claire S.

The food is absolutely delicious. Full stop. I can't believe this place doesn't have five stars. The outside gives the appearance of a "hole in the wall" and perhaps it is; but inside, you'll find an immaculate, well kept establishment with wonderful smooth jazz playing. The bartender is so friendly and the chef (a woman) is extremely talented. I've had several dishes here to include the shrimp linguine and the penne vodka - both were so delicious. The chef uses fresh veggies in almost every dish and the food comes out piping out. Can't recommend this place enough.

Lychee martini
Jody L.

Ordered lychee martini, whiskey sour & lemon drops. Everything was nice & strong. Food is great. Must get clams casino! Raw clams is fresh. We also ordered chicken wings but forgot to take picture. It was very juicy. Will definitely go again! Staffs were super friendly. Happy hour ftw

A cute cozy hidden bar in canal street. Worth going. Happy hour menu is amazing. The staff is very attentive and super friendly. The food was good and filling if you get a few apps. Definitely would go again.

Teresa L.

What a fun venue to host a birthday party in the basement! Karaoke anyone? When you first walk in, it's basically a bar; however, if you go downstairs, it has an open karaoke stage and the space can accommodate about 30 people comfortably. It has English and Chinese songbooks. Or simply ask the DJ to play your songs which is so much easier. Fried chicken wings were so crispy and flavorful! Baked clams were also good. The linguine with clam meat was a bit salty but not bad. Heard lychee martini was awesome. If you are looking for a place to chill and either entertain or be entertained, this is a fun place to be. Service was good too.

Blue point oysters were fresh and perfect
Kelly T.

Well this is my new Chinatown bar can't say enough about Allen the bartender and the staff in th he kitchen. That salmon an steak were to die for along with those mash potatoes ( think it was 2 sides with an entree... amazing price. ooh the happy hr food was just as good blue point oysters for 2$ each and grill shrimp for 2$ each with really nice garlic butter.

$20 Friday steak special topped with mushroom sauce paired with mashed potatoes. Recommend medium rare or even rare. Decent meal
Kiyoshi S.

Happy hour everyday 3-7pm with dollar oysters, clams, apps, and other discounted items- most notably the clams casino. Mixed drinks also discounted. Clams are delicious and fresh here, either raw or cooked. Steak special for $20 on Fridays for a nice steak paired with mashed potatoes and mushrooms. Very friendly staff and atmosphere and plenty of enthusiastic regulars. Come knowing what you're coming for- cozy bar atmosphere, unexpectedly good food, drinks, and conversation, though it's a bit loud. There's also a cute doggy mascot here if you're lucky. Great companion and makes food taste better as she licks her chops staring adoringly at your food.

Lychee spritzer was such a delightfully unique and refreshing mock-tail
Jennifer B.

Fantastic & friendly bar service, lively atmosphere. I didn't venture into karaoke, but you can hear it at the bar and it was jumping. Will definitely come back next time I'm in NYC.

Vicki C.

This bar is kinda all over the place. Their appetizer menu is a weird combination of Chinese snack foods like dumplings and egg rolls, coupled with Italian side dishes, and raw clams. They have a happy hour that runs from 4-7p where they have $1 apps and a discounted drink menu. After stopping by once or twice late at night for a nightcap, I decided to try out the happy hour with a friend. BIG MISTAKE. It was absolutely packed with people, I've never seen this place so busy and ill equipped to serve everyone. There was everyone from their typical older crowd to young professionals to a bunch of little kids eating dollar apps next to the bar. There was also this random dog that was sitting alone in the corner scared out of its mind from all the noise, I think it belonged to one of their workers. I don't think they were really prepared for this rush on a Friday night, so service was really slow and it took forever for just our first round to come out. The drinks were pretty strong though, but at $7 for a well drink during happy hour I wasn't really impressed. Overall, this place tries to cater to too many different crowds and their service suffers. They need to streamline their menu and be more efficient cause waiting 20+ mins for some whisky and a mixer isn't worth it.

Asian style clam casino bacon and chopped meat and cilantro.
Gene E.

If you want a fancy place, go elsewhere. This is a blue collar, down to earth Chinatown bar. Frequented by English speaking blue color, chinese workers, with occasional black and white guys. It is the only place for a bar with an happy hour that's serve the best clam casino you could ever find in New York City. It is made of minced pork with bacon put on a little neck clam, and roasted from the high flame so that it is charred on the meat, but the clam is barely cooked. You ended up with a very tasty roasted, garlicky meat on top of a very fresh Little neck clam. A little bit juice at the bottom of the shell finishes your palate like a bit of leftover of clam sauce, as if like a leftover of a linguine clam sauce. Guarantee you will not find anything like that in the New York City. Also, there is a fried chicken wings dish, crispy on the skin, clean and don't ask for any source, May, the bartender, would slap you if you do so. It is so delicious, after 2 hours, the skin still crispy. They also serve a steamer clams dish by the pound, fresh and unbelievable. Right by the court house downtown near Chinatown and Columbus Park. It is a unique and classic place that you will not find anywhere else in the city. Again you looking for ambience and fancy stuff go elsewhere. You want a solid , Blue Cross drinking Establishment with great snack food, this is it. When you're there, must ask for May, say hello to her.

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Absolutely love this spot. Great food, bartenders are top notch and I'll be back very soon! Thanks AR crew.

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