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Eurasia by Chef Michel

4.0 (164 reviews)
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Updated 2 months ago

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Cindy L.

Eurasia, is where the around the world foods met my tastebuds! Clarissa and Bryce, and of course chef Michael and chef Dylan, you all made my first visit so special, I know it will not be my last. I really appreciated the conversation and to learn from each of you a bit of your background and what makes this place so special. Chef Michael, I love the conversation about your background and your love for Food and the many countries you lived in and how you met your beautiful wife Clarissa. Chef Dan, I loved our conversation about your love for Food and your love for motorcycles. Boy did we talk about that a lot? I started with a bowl of the cream of mushroom soup, but I found out it tasted so good that I ordered another. I went onto your delicious shrimp and lobster rolls, potstickers and the sesame bean balls. Everything was fabulous. Made to order. Honestly they have so many things on the menu that I enjoy but haven't really found a good place that makes most of it. I'm so excited to try the Saturday morning brunch from 10 to 2, the special dinners on Friday and Saturday nights and if I could be so lucky to invited to one of your A-list dinners that would absolutely wrap my world. Your place is small, cute, an adorable balcony upstairs. I love your special thoughts you put into your restaurants. The cards at the table to talk about the chefs, a prayer note at the table. My meal ended up with a beautifully, little wrapped scripture. It all was so special for me. I WOULD RECOMMEND

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Charles H.

Chef Michel and his team are outstanding. The service is attentive, even when they get busy or are short handed. Chef Michel is a flavor master. Their dishes are fresh, packed with flavor, and plentiful.

Me and my son have been coming here for years and it's always amazing!

For the adventurous there is no better restaurant in Prescott. We've eaten here many times and every time we discover new flavors. Until this evening I've avoided the ribeye cause... how are ya gonna make steak interesting? Well let me tell ya! Chef Michel has done it again. This 16 oz perfectly cooked Ribeye may be the best I've ever had! Steeped in butter and dill and mysterious French flavors my goodness!!! He's done it again. Perhaps the best thing on the always interesting menu. Lovely staff, fast service, charming environment. Eurasia has it all!!

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Liz D.

Friendly staff, good variety, generous servings. Mellow served chilled, which brought me great joy!

Beef bulgogi, grilled veggies, white rice
Daniel W.

We came in on a Saturday afternoon. Many seats occupied in the bright and nicely decorated restaurant. Pleasant music was playing. The hostess (wife of chef) seated us and explained a bit about the restaurant. The chef has prepared all kinds of food around the world. And the menu shows it! Incredible variety of dishes. I ordered the Beef Bulgogi with grilled veggies and white rice. It took a little while to come out, but it was delicious. Tender and flavorful seasoned meat and perfect rice and veggies. My dining companion had the lamb curry. It was flavorful as well, but a bit heavy on the salt and cumin/coriander. But I will be back to try more dishes!

Kenchin Jiru

The food here is just amazing! This time it was a Japanese themed dinner. All 4 courses, the Chef hit it out of the ballpark. The service is always great. It's a smaller restaurant but they're is plenty of seating upstairs. It's a very cozy place. Chef Michel and his new chef absolutely know what they are doing. I highly recommend Eurasia by Chef Michel.

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We went for lunch and had a green and red curry. Different than most Thai restaurants but really great! Absolutely delicious!!

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We love this place. It makes me so happy that I can eat gluten free here! The owners are lovely people and make the food fresh

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Food and service were excellent There is not much in the way of ambiance but the food quality makes up for that.

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