Excellent Asian food in a very inviting atmosphere, beautiful decor and very pleasant personnel!…read more The extensive menu has everything you would hope for and the food was fantastic! We highly recommend you visit Concerto Fusion! I guarantee you will like it! We will return. Full bar service.

Unfortunately, our first visit was extremely disappointing. We were literally the only people in…read morethe restaurant, yet the service was incredibly slow. My friend ordered the duck, which was dry, bland, had rubbery skin, and came with an unappetizing gelatin-like sauce. I ordered the sushi dinner platter and couldn't even bring myself to eat it -- the sushi looked dried out and not fresh. Even our soda was flat. Still confused how the service could be so slow and the food seem so unfresh when we were the only customers there. Definitely not the experience we expected and unfortunately, we won't be back.

Went to lunch w/ a friend here, primarily b/c it's near Costco and I needed to get gas there, and…read morethen saw that there are good reviews and the prices look pretty reasonable. All of the above were true, and the food was quite good too. Each of us got a lunch special w/ Thai Basil Beef, and it was a good dish. I enjoyed the wonton soup and side of rice too, and it was a really great price for all of that. Service is pretty fast and friendly; the waiter switched our soup orders by accident, but when he came back to bring more stuff, he noticed when we had switched them, which I give him some credit for. Everything is nice and fast, no issues there. Inside, it's a pretty good amount of space, and nice decoration throughout. My friend and I both thought the door to get from the foyer into the restaurant had a really nice design. Everything in there is clean and nicely put together. Men's room was clean too - not very big, but good enough size.

"Where are you from" is not a polite question to ask anybody as a good book of manners might teach…read moreus. Thus, while service was reasonable, a person shouldn't assume anything about anyone: not these days, nor any era. To give each customer the benefit of doubt is the most basic of refined manners. The food, however, is well prepared and fresh in quality. The restaurant does seem to cater towards a more elderly audience based on the presentation styles and music choices. While the vegetables and shrimp dishes were clearly fused from different cultures to some extent, the fried rice might have had a bit too much salt as diabetes is on the rise these days--so we tend to choose lighter salt in meals. The pricing could also be more reasonable for simple and traditional choices.

First time here and it was delicious. The four of us shared the Plan B boat with Geisha, Sexy…read moreLobster, and Flaming Toro. Added salmon and cream cheese in a cucumber wrapper and regular shrimp and sweet shrimp nigiri. Yum yum. Grace our server was excellent and very helpful. We will be back.

Dined here with my family on Friday, September 4. Always wanting to try new Asian restaurants and…read morehere's one I don't have to drive far to. Osaka Asian Cuisine. With me being Asian and my family being familiar with Asian cuisine we looked forward to trying this new restaurant. We usually do a quick scan of the clientele to see if Asians are actually dining in the Asian restaurant. Didn't see many. I may have been the only Asian in our section. Staff consisted of mix of Asians and non-Asians. Before the food came out our waiter brought over a little black plate with 4 white towelettes rolled up like little marshmallows. My youngest thought it was a marshmallow and tried to eat it. We stopped him! Coincidentally, the booth behind us had a large party of adults and one of the adults did the same. Makes for a good laugh but down the road this could be a huge liability. Osaka restaurant should change up the presentation before a customer chokes on the little towelette. We started out with scallion pancakes, egg rolls, wonton soup, and hot & sour soup. Scallion pancakes were hot, crispy, and tasty. Egg rolls were blah. No flavor and all cabbage. No protein mixed in. Wonton soup is as basic as you can get. It was delicious! However, Hot and sour soup was a huge disappointment. It was dark colored water with a slight soy sauce and black pepper flavor. Where was the sour? Where was the heat? No black mushrooms. This had to be an off night for this restaurant. Taste test the batch before serving. The entrées. My son ordered sweet & sour chicken. Without requesting separate sauce, Osaka served the sauce on the side. Perfect for my son. He likes to dip the chicken into the sauce and eat with white rice. Since the chicken was served plain we all tried a piece to taste test the quality. Actually not bad. My son finished his whole dinner. Portion was huge too. My other son ordered Mala chicken. Delicious mix of chicken and vegetables with spicy heat. Huge portion. Definitely a favorite. My husband ordered Orange Chicken. Chicken was crispy on the outside, tender inside and sauce was sweet with orange flavor. Mild spice. He devoured almost all of it. Again another huge portion. I ordered the Teriyaki beef. It came with a side of steamed broccoli and rice. I chose brown rice. This beef was so tender and tasty. Melt in your mouth kind of tender. Teriyaki flavor could have been a little more intense but not bad at all. I would definitely order this again. Huge portion served. I ended up taking half of this home. It made for a pretty good lunch the next day. We finished off our meal with a shared dessert; Fried banana with vanilla ice cream. Order this dessert!! Don't live with regret missing out on this happy ending. My overall take on this place... try it out. It's Asian food in the suburbs. Not quite Chinatown or upper mainline but it's pretty good for Asian food in Downingtown. Huge portions. Some things are hit or miss but my guess is it's just starting out. Osaka is definitely worth checking out and coming back for your favorite dishes. (The other restaurants owned with Osaka are pretty good too.)

This was an okay visit. The staff was respectful and the place was clean enough, but the experience…read morefelt a little underwhelming. It was fine for a simple stop, just not excellent.

Was in the mood for Pad Thai and gave this place a shot based on overall reviews…read more It was delivered via DoorDash and delivery / packaging was fine. I expected the serving size to be a bit larger given the cost, but I was actually ok with the size overall because I wasn't that crazy about it ... dare I say there was too much chicken - I prefer a more balanced protein to noodles and the noodles themselves were all broken - like someone literally broke the noodles into small pieces before cooking. That was honestly the part that influenced the rating the most.

While waiting for my other half at a nearby beauty salon, I decided to give Asian House - Chinese…read moreand Japanese Cuisine a try. Tucked into Bordentown, the restaurant surprised me with its spacious interior. At first glance, the décor does feel a bit dated, but it's clear the place is very well maintained--immaculately clean, which made a great first impression. The service was friendly and quick, and the prices were more than reasonable. I started with the steamed pork dumplings, which were excellent--tender and flavorful. For the main course, I went with the Seafood Delight. The dish was lightly seasoned, allowing the freshness of the seafood to really shine through. Overall, the food was satisfying, and the experience was pleasant. It's a solid neighborhood spot, and I can see myself coming back the next time my wife is at the salon. I'd give it a 3.8 out of 5--a nice little gem worth checking out if you're in the area.

Quick and timely in and out for our take away sushi order. Our daughter lives about 10 minutes…read moreaway, making the Asian House a prime spot for our sushi fix and close enough that take away works well. We were in and out in under 5 minutes. We noticed their dining room is now open, post Covid. Likely it has been open for sometime but it's more than a year since we stopped in. I don't claim to be a sushi fanatic but our daughter and her family ARE and they do take away from the Asian House about FORTY times per year. Hard to find a higher level recommendation. It works for us! Our order from last night included a-spicy tuna roll b-tuna roll c-dragon roll d-salmon avocado roll e-salmon sushi f-tuna sushi

The highlight of the meal was easily the hot appetizer -- the wontons in chili oil. The delicate…read morewontons were packed with flavorful filling and coated in a rich, aromatic chili oil that delivered the perfect balance of heat, spice, and savory depth. The sauce had just enough numbing warmth without overpowering the dish, and every bite was incredibly satisfying. The texture combination of silky wrappers and bold sauce made it an unforgettable starter. Beyond the appetizer, the restaurant offered a warm atmosphere and attentive service that made the dining experience even better. The presentation was thoughtful, portions were generous, and the flavors tasted authentic and carefully prepared. If you enjoy dishes with a little spice and a lot of flavor, the wontons in chili oil are absolutely worth ordering. I would definitely come back just for them.

Shu House is a great staple if you're looking for authentic local Chinese food…read more The food here is really, really good--pretty much everything we ordered was delicious. The standout for me was the Jiang Bei Hot Sauce Live Whole Fish, which was packed with flavor and absolutely worth ordering. You can split this dish amongst a whole family since the portions are huge! The General Tso's Chicken is always a classic, and I love the tender chicken drenched in tangy sauce. This is where things got a little tricky. We had a reservation but ended up waiting about 40 minutes past our reservation time to actually be seated. On a busy weekend, I understand restaurants can get slammed, but waiting 40 minutes after having a reservation is frustrating. It seems like their weekend reservation situation can get a little chaotic, so just be prepared to practice your patience. Once we were seated, the staff was fine and the service was efficient. Overall, I'll return for the food or get takeout but just be prepared to wait a bit.

Such a good Thai spot in Princeton! We tried several things and everything came out fresh and…read moreflavorful. The drunken noodles were one of my favorites -- packed with flavor. We also tried the spicy pepper noodle dish, which had a really nice kick without the spice overpowering everything else. The sweet potato tempura was another highlight. It was crispy on the outside, soft and slightly sweet inside, and a great appetizer to share before the noodles. I also got the carrot ginger juice and really enjoyed it. It was made fresh! Overall, Roots is a great option in Princeton when you're craving Thai food, especially if you like bold flavors and a little heat. There are plenty of vegetarian-friendly choices too, which I appreciated. I'd definitely come back!

Your typical pan Asian place! Got the bibimbap and I've definitely had better. Meat was very salty…read morebut egg was cooked perfectly. Inside was very nice and clean looking, and super packed when we got there (ended up doing takeout instead of eat in that day!)

Changer service was great. Or food, hot and delicious . The ambiance gave a chill laid back vibe…read morebut it could have also been romantic too. Everything was neat and clean. The drinks were delicious and right on time. Not too strong where you choking on the first sip but enough for you to taste the liquor was in there. Go try them out. It was worth the drive . Oh yeah they have bar seating and table seating as well.

I loved the aesthetics of this place. Was so beautiful. I really enjoyed how it looked…read more When we came in, we were greeted and seated. A nice booth. We came during happy hour which was almost over. So I ordered a lemon drop (drink). Then we looked at the menu and ordered no problem. I noticed another lemon drop coming to the table. The waitress assumed that I wanted another one because happy hour was almost over. I actually didn't want another one. She then proceeded to ask that I want to keep it or return it. I kept it because of the gesture of her bringing it, but I didn't like it. The food was pretty, the food was decent tasting, and the prices were huge! Lol. All in all, I did enjoy myself here. The only thing I didn't like were the waiters and waitresses standing over you basically while you're eating. Maybe it was a trust issue maybe it wasn't I don't know. I just didn't like it.

After just recently moving to Bordentown, I was so excited to try Under the Moon. There were plenty…read moreof tables open on a Monday night for dinner. I love the atmosphere- eclectic dishes, dim lights, and plenty of wall decor. My friend and I shared a tapas tower with the tortilla espanola, gambas al ajillo, and braised short ribs. Everything was delicious, but the short ribs were definitely the stand out! I love the inclusion of blue cheese, and the mashed potatoes were so creamy. We also ordered the seasonal risotto. We were debating adding a protein, but the portion was very plentiful, so I'm glad we opted not to. Overall, an incredible meal! I'd love to come back and try their brunch!

Quaint spot. Very trendy. You'll feel like you were in a refurbished book/antique store. Portions…read morewere quite big. Our server was good, but nothing special. Solid brunch spot!

Ordered the General Tso lunch special. The quality of the chicken was very good. Rice was cooked…read moreperfectly where it had the perfect amount of moisture. I wish the General Tso had a bit more spice to it but regardless it is still the best I've had in Bucks so far.

Ordered Chinese from here when our regular place closed for vacation. Plenty of parking to be…read morefound in the strip mall parking lot. The inside is set up for dining, but these days it looks like they are a takeout place. The sushi bar seats are gone and some of the booths were full of back stock, to-go packaging and menus. They gave me a 25 min time for pickup, but were delayed. When I arrived there was a line of 8 or so people waiting for orders. The staff was nice, but busy. The sushi chef was busy working away on orders. I've heard good things about their sushi, so I'll have to try it on another visit. As for their food, the General Tso's was a good portion, not spicy even though I asked for it spicy and overall it was typical for most places. I would order it again, but my regular spot is better. The Teriyaki chicken smelled wonderful, was a good portion, but the chicken was a little chewy with poor texture. It came with a small miso soup that was good. The pork lo mein gave my wife a headache. They use MSG here. I had the leftovers and again just ordinary lo mein. Their house broth in the wonton soup is darker and possibly a beef broth. It was a little on the sweeter side. Their rice was dry and forgettable, but it's just plain white rice, so mixing it in with the dishes yielded some flavor. Price to feed everyone was over $50 with some pork eggrolls, which I didn't try. Aside from possibly trying their sushi, I don't see a reason to stray from my usual joint, however from the volume of take out orders I witnessed while I was waiting, they must be popular for the area. If they use MSG (no notice on menu that they don't), I wouldn't repeat.