Firstly, this place is in a small town and as such, it makes decent food for the local taste…read more Secondly, It's by no means a great Asian restaurant like you get in bigger cities but, does a good job for a really great price. I have walked by this place many times and avoided it. It's a rather unattractive looking place and it has about 8 tables inside with seating for about 30 people. The menu is on a big yellow board stuck on the wall when you walk in and has about 80 some odd items on it. I am sure you can find something for most palettes including vegetarians. I had a tom yum soup to start which was ok. The mushrooms were a bit undercooked as was the bamboo shoots but, the taste was ok. At €2,60 it was an ok deal. I then had the spicy beef with onion and green peppers and the serving size was good. The meat was nice and tender and there was lots of vegetable in the dish. I really liked it :-) For under €10 you can get two courses here. There are plenty of options also below €5 and the quality is quite ok. I would come back here again for a meal. It's cheap, good quality and tastes ok as well. One of the few places for a cheap and cheerful meal in town. Service is quick and food arrives quickly as well.

Awesome Asian restaurant. Nice atmosphere, delicious food, polite prompt service and excellent…read morevalue.

This is a typical Chinese restaurant offering all the usual meals. The food is good and the cost is…read morereasonable. Important for a family, we went on a Sunday and it was busy.. It is located in a small village way outside of Frankfurt so it's only suited to the locals. I was there for a friends birthday as it was a good location for them.

My experience with Asian buffets is all based on the US example where many large cities have tons…read moreof these places. The norm is sub-par food, ordered from some centralized "Asian buffet supply superstore". Asia Khan is different in that much of the buffet food appears to be actually cooked by the restaurant and not just reheated packaged food. That's not to say it is as good as freshly cooked, but pretty darn good. The standout is the Mongolian grill offering. If you're not familiar: You pick you meat and vegetables, then let them stir-fry it for you. One unique thing is that one of the meats is kangaroo meat; it is very lean and tender. One thing missing here are the plethora of sauces/marinades that you find at traditional Mongolian places, but you can cobble something together all the same. The food was cooked very well and actually allowed to brown. As a bonus, they include ice cream as well. When you take into account the price (under 8 Euros during the week for lunch), you're talking about a HUGE bargain. If you like Chinese food and don't mind the step-down associated with buffets, then this is highly recommended.