Best Asian food in Henderson! Love, love, love their Thai curry! I personally am also partial to…read moretheir sushi. They were swamped the first couple weeks, but now every time we go they get a little more efficient. All the staff are super nice.

Absolutely the nastiest food I've tasted. And I love hibachi Soup I got tasted like absolute dog…read morecrap. Rice isn't even worth eating and it's real hard to mess up rice. Only thing that was worth eating on plate was veggies.

I love Pangea!! I'm from LA but my boyfriend grew up in Evansville and this is my favorite place to…read morecome when visiting him. I make him take me here everytime I visit. Love the drunken noodles the flavor is sooo good and the noodles are so tender. The veggies go super well, I was hesitant on the capers but they tasted good in the dish. The yellow thai noodle curry is also great, good balance of flavors! We also got a margarita pizza with a side of hot honey and it was delicious!! The thin crust was light and crispy.

Good food, good desserts. I recommend the large unless you're by yourself. I think it's just the…read morepresentation but it seems bigger when you dine in rather than carry out. Either way it's great pizza!

Still our family "go-to" restaurant. Ricardo (sushi) is amazing and Godzilla is a solid second…read more We dine there often.

We visited Kanpai on a Friday night at about 6:30pm. We stood by the hostess stand for quite a…read morewhile before a staff member told us to sit where we wanted. There were maybe three other tables with customers. As soon as we sat down we noticed our table was sticky and had water rings all over it. The person that took our drink order was a child and he seemed extremely nervous. We ordered crab rangoons for our appetizer, the crabzilla roll, and the sesame ahi tuna. The tuna came with either miso soup or salad and I chose salad. My date also ordered a salad on the side. The sushi roll came out very quickly, before anything else. There were no utensils, napkins, or soy sauce on our table. We had to ask for chopsticks. The crabzilla roll tasted okay but was quite small. The crab rangoons came out with one of our salads. We had to ask for our extra salad. The crab rangoon was barely warm but they tasted good. The salads were a nice size but the dressing was extremely heavy on the sesame oil. My ahi tuna came out last and it was obviously very raw. It was supposed to be seared with sesame but it was absolutely cold. I only ate the very few bits that had a slight sear. The flavor was good but I could not get past the raw issue. The snap peas that come with it had absolutely no flavor. It also came with brown rice which also had no flavor. The food was definitely the worst I've experienced. I will also mention the server never came to check on our table. He never refilled our drinks that were empty. We had to track him down to get our check. When I visited the restroom there was no AC and it was very humid and hot. There was no hand soap or paper towels. Overall, a terrible experience. We will definitely not be back.

I have been going to Yen Ching longer than I can remember. It has been a family favorite, and it…read morehas always been good but last night it was exceptional! The large egg rolls, egg drop soup, and crab rangoon were outstanding! And the Kung Pao Shrimp the best I've ever had. Looking forward to returning during my next trip to the 'Ville.

I ordered the Hawaii five ohh the chicken and pork were chewy very dry. I could tell they're cooked…read morebefore hand and fried. That's horrible and I want my money back

"Dr. Better-Half" & I took a while to find the best "Americanized Chinese Take-Out" when we moved…read moreto Evansville, but Lincoln Garden took the prize at the end. Extremely well-made Standards as well as some dishes closer to "real" Chinese dishes... and a few that might be considered "fusion" for Chinese Take-Out, such as my current favorite "Hawaiian Fried Rice" with Pineapple, Chicken & Shrimp (and I believe uses Pineapple Juice in making the rice for a subtle flavor change). They make a mean Lo Mein, always one of my staples with plenty of veggies (again, not over-cooked and a good crunch to them), meat, and thick noodles not overdone and a good bite to them (how does one say "al dente" in Mandarin?), my other standards of Sesame & General Tso's Chicken are well-flavored with a sauce that's just right and not "gloopy". I've also taking a liking to their pan-fried Pork Dumplings as an Appetizer/Small Dish that's got a great balance of "crunchy" and "softer" in the Dumpling and a spicy filling if I'm more-than-usual hungry (I'm a bit of a "Wee Lad" with a smallish stomach, so more than 1 Lg Order and splitting one with "Dr. Better-Half" assures us of Lunch the day after) As for her Vegetarian Self, they offer a large amount of their dishes with Tofu, so she has a good amount of Protein (as opposed to an "Amaturetein") and not just Carbs & Veggies to sustain her. We split 75/25 between Pick-Up & Delivery since it's a 10 minute drive... if you hit all Red Lights, and the Delivery has been consistently early almost every time with no mistakes to our order. The ONLY reason I'm rated them a 4/5 (and honestly, would be 4.5/5 if I could) and not 5 is the lack of the classic "Chinese BBQ Spare Ribs" and "Boneless Ribs". As a native New Yorker where that was on EVERY menu I ever saw, for myself it's an unforgivable lapse. The price is a just a touch high but they stuff their containers "Overflowingly Full", so it evens out and you can never have too much Leftover Chinese for Breakfast! Great food close by, top-notch delivery and great phone and in-store Customer Service... if your on the East or Southside, try them soon!

Ordered tonight through Grubhub, Kung Pao Chicken w/ Lo Mein side. What I received was definitely…read morenot Kung Pao Chicken. It was fried chicken pieces doused with a tasteless salty sauce. Kung Pao is not fried, and this was not made to order in any way. At least the hotel made a decent cocktail (see pic). After a long day of travel this was beyond disappointing. Do better.

This place was amazing. I wanted some real food real quick and they delivered. Ordered and 5 mins…read morelater it's bagged and handed to me. The food was delicious. Never had chicken so tender and flavorful. My husband had to send me a video to find out how they do it. Veggies were crisp but cooked to perfection. Fried rice excellent!! So happy to find this place. I will be back!! Finally real food at a fast food place and so quick!

Just got my order delivered and I must say I understand that it's almost closing time however…read morethere's no excuse to let food leave the establishment as mine did. I got an orange chicken bowl with brown rice and my chicken is burnt and seems old, and the rice is so hard. Please do better.

ok lets be real the food here is not that bad. get the pasta bar or the grill !!! youll be yummin…read moreit up!! the employees are great!! love me a booth situation. i got pasta. usually get the chicken tenders tho.

Looked like they were in a remodel stage as over half the restaurant was roped off and freshly…read moremudded Sheetrock was on the walls. However, the service was fast, the food was amazing, and the place we ate at was very clean. The person who brought us our food joked with us, and acted like he would give the big bowl toy 11 month old, whom loved that idea. Haha the tables had plenty of condiment options, and plastic forks and napkins in a holder. The food was brought out in huge stainless steel woks shaped bowls. My wife ordered a ramen and it was fabulous. I ordered a Pad Thai and it was extremely good. The crab Rangoon's were awesome as well. Only "complaint" I'd give is the water cups are very small, and I had to go get more water several times. I'd guess it was no more than an 8 oz disposable plastic cup.

Found this place a few months ago and so happy I did. Everything we've gotten here is so good. We…read morehave tried the veggie mei fun, the tofu japchae, the sesame chicken and the orange chicken. All have been excellent. Normally we get take out and it is well wrapped. There have been times where I've craved the veggie mei fun and tofu japchae and ordered it multiple times in a week. I took my son there when he was visiting from LA and he said their tofu japchae was as good if not better than his favorite place in LA. Service, ambiance and prices are good. Definitely on our regular rotation.

Gorgeous downtown spot that offers global flavors. Cousin of Pangea the quality shines through…read more The ambiance and set up make you feel as if you are not in Evansville, In.

I had the Tonkotsu Ramen with medium heat, and it was absolutely delicious. The broth was rich and…read moreflavorful, and the spice level was just right. The service started off a little slow, which is why I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5. However, once our server arrived and took over, everything went much more smoothly and the experience improved significantly. Overall, the food was excellent, and I'd definitely come back for the ramen again.

Out of the gate - not so great, I waited 6 minutes before I set out to find a waitress to get me…read morestarted and take my drink order. I ordered off the menu (not the buffet) which really confused the cashier. She had no idea what #19 was and I had to show her on a printed menu. The #19 is cashew chicken (no mushrooms) with rice and an egg roll. It took about 10 minutes to get my food after I gave the waitress my ticket. Very hot and full of flavor. Lots of veggies in the chicken and rice - yea . It was hard to find a clean table to sit at. The decor in the dining room is very nice and elegant, and quiet. The parking lot was cleared off really considering all the snow we've had the past few days.

Let me start by saying I came in hungry and left confused, emotionally drained, and possibly…read morecursed. First off, the "All-You-Can-Eat" sign should come with an asterisk and a legal team. Technically, yes, you can eat all you want... if you're brave enough to survive the crab rangoon roulette. One bite was cream cheese. The next one? Suspiciously sweet. The third? I think it tried to fight back. The General Tso's chicken was neither general, nor chicken, nor food. It was more like a crunchy mystery coated in a sticky existential crisis. I asked the waiter what it was made of and he said, "Don't worry, it's cooked." That was not comforting. Sushi at a buffet is always a gamble, but this one felt like I was betting my will to live. I took one bite and immediately remembered every mistake I've ever made. Final straw? I opened my fortune cookie and it was empty. Like my soul. Like the parking lot. Like the promises of that buffet. Would I go back? No. Would I send my enemies there? Absolutely.