Not especially authentic or mind-blowing, but not bad either. The…read more daytime lunch specials are a great deal (3.50-4.50 Eur). Good location next to U5 Glauburgstr. station, and nice patio in the front. This is one of the only places I've seen fried noodles with peanut sauce on the menu. Again, not really authentic style, but not bad either, so why not.

Went there a couple of years ago because a friend knew this place…read more I only went there about three or four times, but the service is great the waiter is a nice person. The food is cheap, which isn't a complain, though. I am one of these people who always eat the same thing. Friends of me are vegan and they liked it too. If you want a cheap, but good Asian dish. This is a place to-go! Sure, you can't expect a michelin star dish, but it's really good either way.

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.