Reliable Asian Fusion restaurant. Capable of Sushi, Chinese, Thai and all under the same roof…read more Relaxed comfortable atmosphere. Quickly seated, quickly served, kitchen good at presentation.

Tony's Rude fusion West Displeased Report - Saturday 8/8/26…read more After more than a dozen visits, today was the breaking point for this location. At noon, the dining room was nearly deserted aside from three staffers -- yet the atmosphere in the back kitchen was loud, tense, and openly hostile. One staff member in particular barked orders at others with an aggression that made the entire space feel uncomfortable. Tony should have no trouble identifying who I'm referring to. Service at the bar was equally unacceptable. I sat for ten minutes before being acknowledged, and when I finally asked for a menu, it was tossed toward me with visible irritation. Ordering a simple seven‑piece lunch seemed to confuse the server, who responded with exaggerated facial expressions that were both rude and unprofessional. My salad and cutlery were delivered with a scowl. I offered a polite "thank you," and received nothing in return -- not even eye contact. This location's staff culture is the polar opposite of Tony's East Quogue and other establishments. Until this team is completely restructured, I won't be returning.

I ordered take-out - a spicy maki combo. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and preparation…read more The included salad was amazingly crisp and fresh with quality lettuce (not a lame iceberg...yes we notice) and a great ginger dressing. Main course...Deliciously spicy and fresh rolls at a fair price. For sushi, this place deserves a higher score than what's represented here so I am giving them a 5 to lift spirits and a lower-than-deserved overall score.

I'm shocked at how many bad reviews this place has. All things considered, I had a more than decent…read moreexperience at my first visit to Tony's Asian Fusion. The inside of this space feels very sleek and high end. There's a nice bar and tables in front, as well as a few hibachi tables in the back. The menu here is extensive and truly a fusion of Asian cuisines. Can't decide behind Chinese, Thai, or Japanese food? At Tony's you can have it all. I had been under the weather the previous week, so I opted for some hot and sour soup to kick things off and it was the exact cure I needed. Hot and sour and chock full of mushrooms, it really hit the spot. The pork dumplings were decent as well, and the chicken lettuce wraps were fresh and crisp. I ordered tea as well which came in a kettle and was perfectly brewed. We also tried the Massaman curry which had just the right amount of spice and sweetness to it. This place is pricey, but the portions were huge, so I couldn't even be mad. The service was a bit slow, but again, willing to overlook that if the food is good (which it was). If you've been avoiding this place due to bad reviews, I would say you should reconsider.

This is my favorite Asian restaurant. In all my travels, it stands out as having the most flavorful…read morewell presented food. There are linen table cloths and fine China. The staff is friendly and there is good atmosphere. My favorites are their Hot and Sour Soup and Szechuan spicy beef

Worst service ever…read more Twice now I've went in there - rang the bell. No one available to take my order. Twice I've walked out. Will never go there again.

Warm service and delicious food!! Will definitely be…read morereturning. Prices are reasonable. Ask for Aaron!! Family owned.

Fusion restaurant with mostly Japanese items with Thai and Chinese influences…read more We got the following ** chicken karaage- 5/5- moist and yet well cooked and flavorful chicken. The chicken seems to have been marinated in baking soda to ensure it's that soft. We loved this dish. **curry noodle soup- 4/5- we got two versions of this. One with the original thick udon noodle and the other with thin rice noodles. The udon noodle version reigned supreme. The curry in this case was similar to the Thai coconut curry style. **chicken ramen-3.5/5- it lacked a depth of flavor in the broth though on the surface it had all the makings of a good bowl of ramen. **veggie gyoza-4.5/5- the filling was flavorful. Doused in their sauce, it was delicious. **thai fried rice with chicken- 4.5/5- rice was moist and umami rich. Chicken was soft. Though it was not pineapple fried rice, they had pieces of pineapple as well. Though I am not a fan of fruit in my fried rice, it was surprisingly delectable. We read later that the place is actually run by a Chinese family. They make Japanese food as their kids love the cuisine. They also have a lot of boba based drinks. We got a couple of varieties, family loved them, for me they were too sweet.

Perfect dinner date to start our night! Patchog bao, Nashville hot bao, fries, crispy Brussels,…read moreand the best dragonfruit tea I've ever had. The service was excellent, and we will be back with the kids!

This place is neat. Simple but great. They could use some healthy options as well but still worth a…read moretry. Staff is friendly and will explain the menu if you have questions.

This fast food chain specializes in Korean fried chicken. There are many other Korean dishes…read moreavailable here as well. And where have I been? Never heard of this eatery until Sunday 4/26/26! Our hungry stomachs saw the signage of this store and we were curious. This location is the first on Long Island and they have been here a little over a year. Mark, the gentleman behind the counter was friendly and knowledgeable. He answered all our questions about the chicken seasonings and other Korean dishes on the menu. We ordered Korean wings and drumsticks with soy garlic and Korean BBQ sauce. The meals come with crunchy Coleslaw or Pickled Radish. We opted to get both! We also got an order of seasoned fries on the side. We raced home and sat down to have our meal. This food did not disappoint!! We were throughly satisfied with each fresh, flavorful bite after another. Now that I've been awoken from my slumber...apparently this chain has gone viral, I am looking forward to returning and trying more signature dishes. If you're still sleeping on this place...you need to WAKE UP! And give them a visit. Thank me later....

$20 for 8 wings and drumsticks and a side of severely cubed radish in water with no crunch. This…read moreisn't my first time having Korean wings so I know what to expect. This experience fell below my expectations of korean chicken experience. The chicken was only seasoned on the outside, inside is bland. In addition, the radish was just radish in water or extremely diluted vinegar. Why is the pickled radish cut so small? Who is allowing this? The front staff are not Asian. Not an authentic experience whatsoever, this fell very short of an enjoyable Korean wings experience.

We had the most incredible meal here this past week. It is a family owned restaurant and the owners…read morespend half the year in Thailand. It's extremely authentic with a lovely, unique atmosphere. So refreshing compared to the scene-y restaurants of the Hamptons where you get no value. We ordered the special Thai ribs as a starter and it was truly delectable. I ordered the tofu stir fry and it was delicious. Highly, highly recommend!!!

i joined a group of friends celebrating one of our birthdays. I'm not sure why the decision was…read moremade to have us eat outside because the night was mercilessly hot and humid and there were no fans. I also don't know why we were given only one waitress. I have no complaints about the food. We mostly ordered some boring but tasteful Thai dishes so we never really saw what this restaurant was capable of. And I understand in large groups, sometimes the personal effect of proper service can be compromised. But there is no excuse for the waitress screaming at the patrons. Here is what happened. The waitress was behind me and she was clearly frustrated with the large group. Trying to get the groups attention, she actually screamed "who wants more wine?" And she screamed right into my ears as I was seated in front of her. I said "Don't scream in my ears!". And do you know her response? She said "well then,don't listen!" She simply could've said "I'm sorry" and that would've been the end of it!no yelp critique. The rest of the dinner was plagued with poor attention by the waitress. Dishes took over a half hour to come. No need for that. We were ordering noodle dishes,ten minute tops. Will I return?perhaps because they are the only game in town. They have a captive audience. Maybe the waitress was just having a bad evening. Still, there's no excuse for her behavior.

Stopped by for Happy Hour and left full. We ordered two signature cocktails, a few appetizers, and…read morethe Crispy Dry Beef entrée. We got the Peachy Sunrise and the Toasted Coconut Margarita. Both drinks tasted great, and they definitely weren't weak. For appetizers, we had the mini rolls, California roll, fried shrimp dumplings, and chicken satay. Everything came out fresh and had a lot of flavor. The Crispy Dry Beef was really good too. The environment was relaxed with light music playing, a tv with the news on low nearby and a steady flow of customers. We sat at the bar, and the staff was friendly and kept checking on us. The Happy Hour prices are hard to beat for the quality of the food and drinks. I'd definitely come back and recommend this place if you're looking for good food, good drinks, and a great Happy Hour.

Stoped in on a weeknight.The service was very nice and the food was not bad.K had some memories…read morewhile there of the Beachtree Cafe Personally,I really like the Farmingdale location too. We plan to stop in soon for their happy hour.

Very good sushi restaurant. Quality of fish and portion size are both excellent. Sushi salmon…read morepizza is my favorite. Prices are slightly higher than some local sushi places but most times you can find a coupon. Service is good and sushi rolls are creative as is dish presentation. Would definitely recommend.

They use dry old diced chicken, steak and over cooked shrimps in most of their meals. Very…read moretasteless food. I ve been there several times in the pass, and no improvement.

Fact: there aren't many options around for Chinese food out here. So if that's what you're craving,…read morethis is probably your best (and only) bet. I came here while recovering from food poisoning and was desperate for a literal gallon of wonton soup (on day 2 post-sickness) with steamed broccoli. It was 100% what my body wanted and I would have gladly paid double for the privilege of consuming it. It's your classic suburban strip mall spot--easy to miss since there's barely a sign, a menu with all the classics you'd expect, the food is ready and bagged up in 7 minutes, the footprint of the building is a few closets in size, and 95% of the business is takeout. Straightforward, classic, no frills Chinese food from Anytown, USA. Check.

As a displaced (misplaced?) New Yorker, it was a comfort to find Chinese takeout that felt like…read morehome. Cold, dispiriting ambience, glass partition and a regular parade of rushed, hungry customers barking orders to a slight chinese man with a negligible command of English. And just like my favorite takeout on 14th and 8th in Manhattan, they hewed to the same cookbook: hot and sour soup, orange beef, pork dumpling, chicken and broccoli in black bean sauce - all the classics. Arguably the best chinese in a 40 mile radius -- unquestionably at the best price.