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    Steam Asian Kitchen

    3.4 (74 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    "Steamed pork bun"
    S S.

    CONS: Scratching my head as to how this place gets more than 1-2 star ratings. Bland, unimaginative, Americanized Asian food. And this is the furthest thing from a traditional pork bun I've ever seen. I don't even know what this is - perhaps a pork meatball in a bun? Not good. PROS: Very nice staff, not a long wait, space is tidy. Not recommended.

    Hot & Soup Soup (Pt)
    Dillon T.

    Steam was pretty good, not bad, not great. The thing holding it back from a fifth star is that the dishes lack the oomph of flavors commiserate with Asian cuisine. Otherwise you can tell it's healthier than standard American Chinese cuisine and doesn't have as much sugar and oil.

    Dragon eggplant
    Wendy L.

    I was a little hesitant to try this restaurant again based on the previous reviews, but I heard it was under new management and culinary team as of September. And I can confirm - it's so much better! We ordered the Lion's Head Meatballs, Three Pepper Beef, Dragon Eggplant, and fried rice. They were all very delicious and authentic. My favorite was the Dragon Eggplant, it was beautifully presented and very tasty. The new manager even came out to ask us what we thought. We will definitely be back.

    Adam M.

    Off the menu, custom crafted Shui Zhu Yu, Sichuan boiled fish at Steam. Masterpiece. Rounded off with Dan Dan noodles and hot and sour soup.

    ? What's this ? better not click on the plum sauce with your bubble tea ....
    Marie S.

    Steam Asian Kitchen is ok. The prices are reasonable for pricey Greenwich Ave - and they have bubble tea boba - hard to find in this region. The online menu is wrong - see photo - dressing & duck sauce with brown sugar bubble tea ? No thanks! Comparing it to New York City ? No comparison. For this area, I feel lucky to have Steam, as local options are very limited for dim sum & ramen. This past week l tried the soups. Steam's menu offers a wide selection of different types of ramen broths & toppings. I decided to give it a try. The ramen was four stars. I love the menu selection of different ramens - miso, shoyu, tonkatsu, and even coconut curry. Plenty of toppings to choose from as well. Design your own combination -- the menu is highly customizable. The chicken based Shanghai wonton soup was a disappointment. All salt no flavor. Plain wontons. Had to add water to the broth - salt salt salt. It was affordable at 5$ but Manchu Garden's wonton soup is better & their portion size is larger. Hopefully, as more people move to CT, there will be increased demand for more restaurants & more choices. When Fuji Mart closed permanently, the area lost one of the few places for bubble tea & Asian groceries. Since then, the effects of the pandemic have impacted businesses, especially restaurants. Steam isn't a bad option & it's convenient. Will return.

    Orange chicken  Drunken a noodles  Beef and broccoli

    Something has changed in this place, administration, chef or ingredients. Food is not the same, soggy noodles, flavorless and plain beef and broccoli, orange chicken with a bitter taste. We loved this place, but we have come few times now and the food is not the same. Poor quality for expensive dishes-

    Crispy Noodle with Meatball

    We went to Steam for an early dinner. Since there were eight of us, we were treated to a wide variety of selections from the menu. Everything was very enjoyable. I was especially pleased with the Cumin Lamb with carrot, onion & cilantro. The taste was subtle and not overly spicy. We also enjoyed the Crispy Noodle & Meatball as well as the Black Pepper Beef. The Dragon Eggplant with Garlic Sauce was absolutely delicious. I would highly recommend Steam for a casual dinner with friends.

    Sofia D.

    I love bubble tea a lot and will enjoy from any kind. We ordered our usually most successful passion fruit and mocha teas, but it was not tasty at all. We throw them without finishing them. The mocha was so bitter, and the passion fruit was just chip sweet and colored synthetic taste. Each drink was $6, and it could be not so expensive unless you through it. I'm not suggesting this place

    Pad Thai - D - Vegetable
    Angelina P.

    Like the other reviews, it's a pretty good place for lunch though subpar at best. I do believe that there should be more easy and casual restaurants like this place! I ordered the shrimp and pork shumai, veggie pad Thai, and the passion fruit boba. The shumai was good but a bit rubbery, but I think it was because the wrapper was thicker than what I'm used to. Veggie pad Thai was flavorful and had a bit of spice, which I liked. I have to say though one complaint I have is the amount of salt/msg that's going into the food. I'm pretty sensitive to those kinds of things so a few hours later, my head was hurting and I was super bloated for a long time--just be prepared for that if you visit this place. Lastly the passion fruit boba. Just to be clear, I'm not a boba enthusiast, this was probably my second or third time getting it. The pearls were definitely over cooked or old, I'm not sure but they were flavorless and too chewy. The tea itself was not sweet, so I thought I had to mix it, but still nothing. I would just recommend getting drinks somewhere else because to me it wasn't really worth it. The place is super small and cramped, even the servers had an awkward time getting the food out. There were tons of takeout orders and it was pretty busy during lunch so there were practically no places to sit inside. Seems like they seem to run out of food easily too, I asked for matcha boba and they said they ran out. Overall, this place wasn't too bad although as an Asian American I think they could do better, I feel like they're more focused on serving the white locals.

    Anting Z.

    I like the new Steam, the food is good, cheap and healthy.especially the Sesame chicken,So good! And they also have the Bubble tea ,Mango is the best, You must try!

    New ownership, a new menu, excellent service and renovated premises! Delicious Chinese food! We tried several dishes, and they all tasted great! Especially, noteworthy was the Brown Sugar rice cake, the best I have had ever!

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    Average food at best. They also messed up our order not adding everything that we'd requested.

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    Food was good and service was attentive. We had the ramen with shrimp and three pepper beef. Yummy!

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    A chic, modern place offering authentic Chinese dishes, dim sums and bubble tea. Great for lunch.

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    I love bubble teas so whenever I travel I seek out the best spot to get some. Steam did not disappoint! I love the flavors and the cups!

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