It's pretty mid. Banh mi didn't really hit. Fried rice was mad salty. Pad see ew was on the slimier…read moreside. But vibes are decent. Would be a nice place to grab a few drinks and a snack before a night out, I guess.

Feb 17, 2025 review…read more Ambience - dark interior like other Thai places Service: ok but to-go order for banh mi sandwich took more than 20 mins. Food: Banh MI was good. Portion size was enough to share between two. They had option of fresh vs fried tofu. Apparently their dryer was not working so that's why it took for to fry the tofu. Price was around 13 dollars for banh mi sandwich. I ate sandwich after 1.5 hrs and it wasn't too tight or soggy. This seems to be one of good ratings Thai restaurant in Puerto Rico from my search.

Like others here, we knew this place when it was One Ten Thai. Excited we came back…read more First. Their "thai" menu was phased out and they give us a new menu which is half local food, some lo mein and a few Thai dishes. Fine. We press, we get some pad thai. Terrible. Drenched in sauce, wrong noodle, barely any chicken. It is hard to screw up this dish. But they did it. Service wasn't bad per se. But very slow. Extremely understaffed. It isn't the waiter's fault though. Oh. Extra point for the win. They only take cash or ATH Mobil, which is sent to an individual and not a business. A very shady tactic. Won't repeat.

I love Thai food and this place is great, the food is delicious and although is about 1 hr drive…read morefor me to get there whenever in the area I like to stop by. Friendly staff.

Came here for lunch with the hubby. I had the steak pho and hubby had chicken pad Thai. Normally,…read morewe would never pay $16 for pho or pad Thai but we are on vacation and acknowledge the high cost of living here. It's certainly not the best pho or pad Thai we've ever had but it is solid. My pho had a generous amount of herbs and bean sprouts and the pad Thai didn't have the strong tamarind and peanut flavor that I am used to but was still acceptable. This satisfied our craving for Asian food nicely.

I'm glad this place exists but it's far from perfect. I actually ate here and the Chinese place…read moreright across from it since a friend said the owners were the same. At the Noodle Merchant, I tried their chicken wings and dumplings. The wings were fried nicely but I didn't like the filling inside of the dumplings. It tasted too mushy for my liking. At Himalaya's, I had their seafood hot pot. All of the seafood was not fresh, but that may be because of the hurricane. I didn't like how the hot pot was just full of sauce. If it were some kind of broth (like it's supposed to be) I would have enjoyed it more. But the "hot pot" ($22) was more like a giant stir fry swimming in soy sauce mixture. I did like the presentation though and the rice was nice. I'm glad there's an Asian stall but seeing them boil ramen packages like I do at home and then charge $15 is not what I call good eats. Again, not sure what's normal and what's changed due to the hurricane. I would like to come back and give it another shot.

This was honestly one of the most disappointing dining experiences I've had. The food was nowhere…read moreclose to authentic Indian taste and felt completely off. We ordered a Thai tofu salad, spring rolls, chana masala, rice, and aloo paratha. The "salad" was basically just sliced onion, tomato, spinach, a few grated carrots, and literally one piece of tofu--no seasoning at all, not even proper salt or pepper. Completely bland. The chana masala was even worse. It had no real masala flavor--just a creamy, slightly sweet gravy with minimal salt. It didn't resemble chana masala in taste or texture. The aloo paratha was overpriced at $8 and came in small pieces with barely any stuffing inside. To make it worse, the chana masala alone was $23 and didn't even come with rice or any accompaniment, which is unreasonable. Overall, we paid a lot for extremely tasteless food. Definitely not returning and would not recommend this place if you're expecting authentic or even decent Indian flavors.

Left Old San Juan on a Sunday and was struggling to find Indian food since I arrived back here in…read morePR, so Yelp directed me here. Was surprised to see a mixed Thai and Indian restaurant - not really the most related set of cuisines but decided to go try it out. Ordered samosas and a Tom Kha Kai as those are my staples in any Indian and Thai restaurants respectively. Was surprised to see the samosas sliced in half - guessing it's more so for presentation but that was a first. They were pretty flavorful, but I expect a kick in my Indian food and this was not present. I was also told their green sauce (mint chutney) would have a kick and it was notably absent. The tamarind sauce was good but it was missing something that I still can't really identify. The Tom Kha Kai was not on the spicy side at all, and the sauce they gave me to tack on to it was mild - however it was one of the three best Tom Kha I have ever tried, which is saying a lot. I had Paneer Makhani for my main course and two things I noticed - I expected the color to be more towards red, and this was not. The second was the rice - yellow basmati, as if it was cooked with saffron. I may be a bit of a snob but I like my basmati to be white when I eat Indian food as I don't want anything else influencing the flavor. The curry was good, but it didn't have that velvety texture usually seen in Makhani dishes - probably due to a reduced tomato content. And it was definitely missing some heat. Service was great and consistent. There were two servers at all times checking in and refilling water, and they were overall very courteous. Ambiance is a tossup - paper handkerchiefs with the cutlery is a no-no for Indian food since it's saucy and can spill easy. You couldn't even cover your lap with what was offered. The music was one small thing looped over and over, so it was repetitive. And it was expensive. $28.00 for the Paneer Makhani was overkill. I don't even pay that much for it in the finest Indian restaurants in Miami! 3/5. Good food but misses the mark for the price being paid. Would go back for the Tom Kha, or if someone else was footing the bill.

Came in with my husband for a quick mid week dinner date. We received a warm greeting from the host…read moreand an efficient service. The food was delicious and portions were generous. I had the Pad Thai and my husband the Mongolian Beef.

Sábado 27 de agosto de 2022 hoy nos fuimos almorzar sushi y algo más. Escogimos Caguas sector…read moreBairoa qué hay mucha variedad de restaurantes. Estuvo cerrado por la pandemia y aunque esta cerca de mi casa no había podido ir. La experiencia del almuerzo me gustó por que a pesar que al lado queda el restaurante chino el Jumbo la cocina es aparte y ellos no hacen sushi. Elegante y limpio por dentro. La comida estuvo muy buena y el servicio también. Se los recomiendo. Ahí les dejo las fotos y parte de menú.

Really good but expensive food. The workers are great, all sweet and funny…read more The portions for everything is really small. House Nigiri (crispy rice), 5/5: The rice itself makes it a standout. It was so much smaller than expected. The fish itself isn't very prominent. For 2 small pieces, not sure if $16 was worth it... Thai Salad, 5/5: Again just delicious but so small! The sauce is very good and not over peanuty. Probably the best Thai salad I've ever had, thank to the sauce. Torched Salmon Nigiri, 2/5: No fishy taste but literally no taste at all?! Super weird, I just didn't get anything... Guava Paow, 10/10! One of the best sushi dishes I've had. So crave worthy! The eel and sauce is delicious. Interior is very nice, moody lighting.

Had a lovely visit last week while in port from a cruise ship. The restaurant was nearly empty…read morewhich was strange but everything was on point - lighting, service, dishes, timing. The food was very good. Not pictured is a mushroom pasta dish - heavy but yummy. If you're in town and want to try something different, check it out.

We were in the area looking for a place to eat (a little late on a Thursday night) and found Asia…read morede Lima. Due to the recent power outage, it took a while for them to make some of the dishes (and they couldn't make any pizzas), but overall it didn't matter too much....and, it was helpful that they warned us in advance that it could take an hour or so to prepare certain dishes. Here are some thoughts: - We started with some of the specialty cocktails they were offering. The Pisco Sour was really good, but a bit sweeter for my taste than I was hoping for. - Given the situation with the power, we opted to start with some items our server said could be served more quickly and decided that the three of us would just share everything. Our first item was the cheese balls appetizer and then we had the ceviche. We're glad we started with these because both dishes were excellent...don't underestimate the cheese balls...they are so good with the guava sauce on top! - Eventually our Churrasco Tiritas came out to our table, prepared with the Salsa Setas Curry and with the Assoz del Chef on the side. Wow, wow, wow! This was an amazing dish...so good, that I practically wanted to lick the plate! - Since it was so late by this time, we didn't have any dessert. - Service overall was pretty good, although our drinks sat empty for a long time and we finally had to flag him over to get some water. Bottom line: Asia de Lima has amazing food and the place is very small and cozy...I'm not sure if they are ever very speedy, but that seems to be the norm in Puerto Rico. We would go back!

The food portions were big enough for several people and we definitely ordered more than we could…read moreeat. Service was friendly and fast. It's a small place but only one other table was occupied. The flavors were an interesting take on Italian cooking, Asia and Peru... with spices from around the world. It was very interesting!

The vibe is good! Drinks A1. The music was everything!! We didn't know where to go so we came here…read moredidn't disappoint!!! I don't know about a sushi bar but the mozzarella sticks and sauce were amazing! Drinks well let's just say you'll need a designated driver,

Being from Vancouver, we are spoilt rotten for amazing sushi venues. In comparison, menu items were…read morerather pricey. Food quality was okay. Sashimi was good. Portions were tiny. But we were craving Asian food after 7 days of cruise fare. Not sure we could've expected anything more in the Caribbean. 3 stars was generous. And get this...no Japanese tea!!

It is a bit of a hidden gem to find authentic Vietnamese flavors tucked inside a luxury spa in the…read moreheart of Old San Juan. The Pho at Anam is a masterclass in balance. In a tropical climate like Puerto Rico, a noodle soup needs to be soul-warming without being overly heavy, and they hit that mark perfectly. Whether you opt for the classic beef or the chicken, the meat is sliced thin and serves as a tender companion to the noodles. The beverage program is designed to be as refreshing as the Pho, focusing on vibrant, tropical flavors that cut through the humidity of Old San Juan. They aren't just sugary tourist traps; they are well-crafted and often utilize fresh botanical ingredients. Drinking here is as much about the sight as the taste. The bar overlooks the San Juan Bay, and watching the sailboats and cruise ships pass by at sunset with a cocktail in hand is one of the most serene experiences in the city. The staff manages the dual nature of the business bar and spa with surprising grace ; you never feel rushed. The service at Anam is described as personal and welcoming, which is a refreshing change of pace from some of the more hectic, high-volume bars nearby. Anam is for the traveler who wants sophisticated relaxation. Between the aromatic Pho, the fresh fruit cocktails, and the view of the water, it offers a multi-sensory reset that is hard to find elsewhere in Old San Juan.

I was planning on eating tacos and saw this place. The picture of drunken noodles just caught my…read moreeye. I went and ordered the Drunken noodles with chicken. I waited while the chef cooked the meal. This is an interesting spot. it has a band outside and a nail and manicure and spa location in the back. I got the food to go and went outside to a table. This was the best I have had. There were vegetables, meat in a nice stew. It was delicious. I would certainly recommend this location. If I am in the area I would definitely try it again.

Service was great! I wish I could remember our server's name; she was so polite and frequently…read morechecked in to refill our water and to make sure we were ok. I admittedly had low expectations for Chinese food in PR, but the lo mein with chicken was delicious! They also had a few vegan options, like the imperial ginger w tofu (essentially sweet & sour tofu) that comes with a side of rice. My lo mein did not come with a side of rice but the portion size could be split among two people, and you can add a side of rice for a small up charge. The vibe is a black & red Asian decor, with a rap around bar and a few restaurant tables. There is also a walk-up boba bar attached that's available on the dining menu.

You can reseve ahead, parking is a little tricky to find, and easy access + restrooms…read more One of the few spots with an extensive asian menu with veggie options is what made us pick this place. We tried the pan fried veggie dumplings, scallion pancake, hongkong noodles, imperial ginger tofu, black bean chicken, ube pudding and donut with condensed milk. Also 4 drinks - ranging from floral soju based, tropical gin based to fruity bourbon ones. Everything tasted alright - but don't go here expecting authentic flavors - just get ur trip fix ins for asian inspired food. Also I'd skip the imperial ginger and anything that has sweet spicy description as those dishes only lean toward sweet sugary sauce flavors. Service is good but they took really long to come out with the desserts and then the check.