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    Umami Way

    3.9 (18 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Soup and pork tonkatsu
    Annabel W.

    New fusion restaurant next to the new Publix in Braselton. Service was spotty as we had 4 at our table and not all the dishes came out at the same time. We waited 30 minutes by the time the last dish came out. The vibe was nice and comfortable. WARNING - if you order any of the dishes with the authentic Szechuan peppers be forewarned that your mouth will be buzzing as if you licked a 9 V battery. No lie! Even your water will taste different! That experience I did not like. It took me all night and the following day to finally get the buzzing feeling gone from my mouth.

    Black Truffle Fried Rice-all shrimp
    Camille C.

    I have visited Umami Way for take-out three times. It is conveniently located near the Publix in the Braselton Village shopping plaza. I have ordered during lunch and dinner, and wait times are generally 15 minutes. The interior is nice for dining in. I have had the black truffle fried rice (all shrimp requested) and Penang curry entrees. The black truffle fried rice was my favorite entree. I typically order Penang curry at Asian restaurants, yet theirs wasn't the flavor profile I expected. The lunch special has good value; I selected the curry, Lo Mein, hot and sour soup, and cucumber salad. Additionally, I tried the appetizer lemon pepper chicken wings and crab Rangoons. The chicken wings are small and they do not offer dressings (for example, Ranch) for dipping. The crab Rangoons are pretty good; more quantity would be appreciated. It's very close to home, so I'll likely visit again. Not sure whether I'll try something new, or stick to what I like!

    Kimchi fried rice
    Westyn R.

    Umami Way is one of the newest spots in Braselton (among many others in this quickly growing area). It features a variety of Asian comfort foods but mostly specializing in Chinese dishes. I travel to the area fairly frequently and I can't wait to come back and enjoy a meal at the restaurant and try something else. I ordered takeout online (which was extremely easy and they even had a tracker!) and it was done quickly. The restaurant itself looked like a good mix of elegant and casual on the inside. I made a mental note of the bar seating and multiple TVs for my next visit. I ordered the curry roti and kimchi fried rice. The roti itself was flaky goodness and chewy. The curry is more of a Japanese style curry than one that I'm used to featuring a coconut milk base but it was rich and full of flavor. Definitely something I was savoring after finishing. The kimchi fried rice was HUGE. They do not go easy in the chicken either. I had a piece of chicken and kimchi in almost every bite it was so satisfying. The fried rice was cooked perfectly and the kimchi flavor was not lacking. I would have liked a little more seasoning on the chicken but overall I enjoyed it. If you're in the area and are looking for something new to try with tons of variety go to Umami Way!

    Moo Goo Gaipan and orange chicken
    Britanny T.

    It was mostly a pleasant experience, when we first came in, there was a little bit of a attitude, but otherwise the attitudes were adjusted and the rest of the visit with our server was good. We enjoyed the food, the portions were perfect. The closest to 'authentic' you'll find around here. I'm a well traveled foodie and this is definitely an Asian cuisine place that I would travel to eat at again.

    Green Curry
    Melissa D.

    We ordered delivery again through their website and they were quick to get it to us. I'll note for "ambiance" everything was packaged really well. I'm going to be a bit critical here even though they didn't do anything wrong. Thai Green Curry is up there as one of my fav dishes, period. The green curry here is good. I would order it again. But it's not their best dish and not the best green curry I've had. It has all the right components and close to the level of creaminess that I prefer, definitely has the spice! But there is a noticeable sweetness missing. I'm not sure where that usually comes from in green curry dishes but it compliments the heat. This time I ordered it with chicken and there is something about the texture of the chicken that seems silkier(?) than normally expected at solely Thai restaurants. I believe this is due to the fact that Umami Way covers Chinese, Thai, and sushi where the chicken is prepared differently for a broader range of dishes. They do tofu really well, I've had it in other dishes. I may just order the green curry with tofu next time. Hubby got the Orange Chicken and I gotta say, the presentation is lovely, the dish hits as it should. The Thai tea is yummy! This is our fav delivery restaurant for Chinese/Thai/sushi in the area. We frequently order from them and they hit way more than miss, so I don't want to knock em too hard. The food is really good. This is just my personal take on the green curry as we work our way through trying different options on the menu.

    Fresh strawberry lemonade, fruit flavored martini, a mocktail and an old fashioned
    Nichole N.

    Finally stopped by to try for dinner. Service was friendly. The only thing that I have to complain about is the cook forgot to add an ingredient to my dinner that makes the flavor really happen for the fish. It's supposed to have pickled mustard greens in it. What I got was really just Peppered Beef. It took us questioning it twice before the manager saw that it was missing the greens and he had them remake it. The new one came out and tasted COMPLETELY different (and exactly what I was looking for) than the other version. I'm glad we spoke up. The dish is SO much better with that cooked with it. It would have been a 5 star review if the staff included it originally, but I'm glad they fixed it. They will be worth trying again. The menu looks diverse so I plan to try other items.

    Haley X.

    I believe their specialty leans more toward Chinese cuisine rather than other dishes on the menu. The portion sizes were relatively large, which was nice, but the ramen broth reminded me more of pho, and the chicken pad thai was a bit bland for my taste. Overall, it just wasn't quite what I was expecting, so I'm not sure I'd come back.

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    Ashawna G.

    I wanted more flavor from the Pho broth. But everything else was a hit. Crab Rangoon was tasty. Service was good, especially on a busy Saturday evening. Love the look of this place. Great decor and positive vibes. Food could be better. Very accommodating wish they had more space for larger groups. I'll try again later.

    Chad B.

    Finally a great Chinese/ Thai restaurant in Braselton! The decor of the restaurant is upscale. The menu is impressive with Chinese / Thai / Malaysian food. Full bar with some good craft cocktails. Had a beef soup and crispy chili chicken that were both excellent. I'll be back

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    Excellent food! My 8-year-old said the Mongolian beef was the best he's ever had. We will be back very soon.

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