This place has gone down hill…read more Last time I came there was a fly in my soup. They said it's common with the veggies, okay fine. Happens got it. We just decided to try other pho shops, today we came back to give this shop another chance. We got sat and then no one came to talk to us. Waitresses kept walking past and ignoring all the tables being sat. They were busy figured someone would come acknowledge us and take our order or bring waters... nope. 20 mins go by nothing. Husband said let's just leave, I said let's give it a few more mins. Then after watching them take more customers in and not even attending to the ones who been waiting. I decided we should just leave as well. Great to be busy. But you need to be able to still run efficiently during those times. They just ignored their customers, without acknowledgement. We won't return based on the last two experiences. If you need a recommendation we go to Da Nang Bistro. 100/10 for experience/service.

Everything about this place is our fav! The broth is the…read moremost consistent pho broth out of all of Wichita!

We popped in, a group of 10, and they were able to accommodate us last-minute, gave us a large…read moretable (for 14) and though they were a bit short of staff, were able to get us a delicious meal through the evening. Let me start by saying - we were super pleasantly surprised to find a Szechuan place in Kansas. Secondly, the spice wasn't too spicy, so it's more manageable. And lastly, for 10 people, we shared 10 dishes, and it came to only $150.... plus tip, we were still less than $20 a person! That's amazing... that's probably only 5 dishes in NJ/NY, at most. Favs: - Stir fried cabbage, a little spicy but solid. - Veggie lo mein was a hit with the kids, didn't even get to try it. - Egg fried rice was solid, good flavor, enough soy - Hot & spicy fish fillet in chili oil was excellent, not too spicy - Beef in hot sour broth - probably my favorite with the sour pickled veggies - Braised eggplant w/ garlic & chili was solid Just ok: - Braised pork was fatty, and the sauce wasn't as savory as I wanted - Sizzling beef - a little too long on the sizzling plate made it hard by the time I tried it, so probably need to revisit when the dish first comes out and the kids don't delay it - Spicy pig's blood w/ tripe & veggies was ok; I've had better versions but this included a good mix of the offal and veggies. - Potato w/ vinegar flavor - I get the feeling they probably didn't hear that we wanted the one that was spicy; this lacked that peppery ma-la kick. They ran out of the sauteed water spinach, but that's ok... we were full up! Definitely a delicious surprise and good spot to grab food. That being said, service was very slow, so make sure you're aware of that before you go in at a busy time... temper your expectations on speed of service.

I went into town with my husband and we wanted to grab something quick for our drive back home in…read morekc. We decided to place an order. We had fried rice, chow fun, and chicken wings. The service was a bit slow and looked like they could use more help in the restaurant with host up front and serving. The food was a bit bland.. which isn't a bad thing because if we needed to sauce it up, we could to our own palette with soy sauce. I was expecting the fried rice and chow fun to have two different flavors, but it was very similar flavoring. Felt like I was eating the same thing, just different textures. Fried chicken wings was okay, a bit more batter than what I'm used to. The ambiance on the inside was a nice sit down style.

Ordered food and someone stole it and was confirmed with person working there and they refused to…read moreremake the order

I ordered the 28th Pad Thai w extra peanuts. Got a pineapple sprite. And got a rice Krispy treat…read more(didn't eat it). Vomited so much, I almost called 911 due to stomach cramps. Should have gone to er. Believe I was food poisoned.

Café Asia used to be one of my all-time favorite Asian restaurants anywhere in the USA, so you can…read moreimagine my joy when I found out that the owners of this much beloved establishment have been operating Asian Wok since 2021. I wish I had known this sooner, but we immediately had to check out the "new" place. Compared to Café Asia, Asian Wok has a more condensed menu, shorter hours, and are carry-out only, all of which makes for a more efficient business model. Just like Café Asia, the food here is still the same - the best fried rice (get it spicy), Panang Curry, and chips and strawberry sauce. Above all, the best part is the owner still has the same energy, smile, warmth, and love in everything she does. I can't wait to come back here on my next visit to Wichita.

We order carry out 3-4 times per month. The beef and vegetables, Penang chicken curry both ordered…read morewith with "medium" spice are some of our favorites. Consistently delicious with fresh ingredients.

I came here with friends on a Saturday night. It wasn't crowded but seems like they have a lot of…read moretake out orders, as we had to wait quite a while for our food. As soon as we arrived we were greeted and the staff was very helpful. Vegan options clearly marked. If I find myself in Wichita I will be back! My vegan ramen was delicious and everyone in my group loved their food.

Food: 5/5 The food is good, which makes up for all the other terribleness…read more Service: 1/5 They don't really do that, but they do still ask for a tip.. It's all self serve and they don't even have a dine in option, but they let you dine in if you want to after they package your food to go. It's very weird all around. I just felt like I needed to leave as soon as I arrived. Ambiance: 1/5 The place is cramped. They need at least 1 less table to make it feel less claustrophobic in here. My husband kept getting hit by the front door at our table. The bathroom was sort of clean but also filled with open storage and it looked rickety like it was poised to fall on an unsuspecting patron who was bathrooming. Why not get a shelf that is made for that level of weight? The chairs and tables are cheap and uncomfortable (probably because they don't want you to stay). Overall this is definitely a to-go friendly place over a sit down place. No kid friendly at all and honestly grimy. Feels like a bad dream I had in college after a night of heavy drinking. The food is good though.

Not the best Thai food experience in Wichita. Opted for the Mushroom Lover and the Pad Woon Sen…read more(Angel Hair Noodles). Both dishes with tofu and medium spice. The noodles were certainly better of the two, and by not that much. The mushroom lover was extremely lacking in flavor. The noodles were OK, but under-spiced even at medium. When queried, the wait staff said that we should have expected this outcome when ordering medium spice. If this wasn't bad enough; the staff were eager to take away the "spice rack" and bottle of soy sauce that was on our table. With still 45 minutes to closing time, and restaurant barely full - staff stopped by at least 4 times asking to remove the condiments. This certainly created a rushed experience. An experience when coupled with the quality of the food will not make me return to this place.

Food and service are always amazing. They have the best pad Thai in the city in my opinionread more

I'm a regular at this restaurant because the food is consistently delicious and the service is…read moregreat--but tonight, I left disappointed enough to write this review. We came in as a party of five at 8:30pm, fully aware they close at 9. We ordered quickly and respectfully, excited to enjoy one of my favorite dishes: the chicken katsu. I've raved about it to friends, especially the generous portions--normally two large, pounded-out chicken breasts per order. But tonight was a different story. We ordered a bibimbap, 10 wings, a roll, gyoza, a child's katsu, tempura and two chicken katsu meals (close to $20 each). For our katsus instead of full portions, it was obvious the kitchen split one order between both plates--then handed the scraps to the child's meal, which we were told would be "half" an adult size. It wasn't even close. Not only was the portion insulting, but the food wasn't fresh. The chicken was dry, overcooked, and hard as a rock. I couldn't even bite through one piece--I had to spit it out. When we brought it up, they offered 10% off. Honestly, that felt like a slap in the face. I had just convinced people to come here based on how good this meal used to be, and instead I ended up apologizing to my guests for bringing them here and still paid for meals we weren't fully served. If you were low on chicken, in a rush to close, or just had a lazy cook that night--own it. Don't try to pass off a single meal as two. That's not just disappointing--it's dishonest. This experience was a joke. And if that's how regulars get treated, I will regular no more.

Service was good, and the place is nice, clean, and has a good vibe. The desserts at the entrance…read morelook so good--you want to try everything. The only downside for me was the coffee; it tasted kind of watery. That's why I'm giving it three stars. The food overall has good flavor though.

Yelp convinced me to drop by this place in Wichita and it did not disappoint. I didn't have much…read moretime to visit otherwise I would have loved to try more of their food. I did get the shrimp tempura kimbap and it was sooooo delicious! The grocery selection is packed full of asian staples imported from Korea and Japan. As someone moving to Kansas for school in the future I'm glad there is a market to get all my favorites and I won't have to worry about going without. Furikake, all kinds of ramen, curries, kimchees, snacks, they got you. The business is family owned and they are incredibly kind and helpful.

This place is such a hidden gem. When I saw it was inside an Asian market, I was immediately sold…read moreand it did not disappoint. The staff were super friendly and the food was absolutely DELICIOUS. I would eat this again 100x. Star of the show for me was the kimchi fried rice and the shumai, but all of it was amazing. The spice just about took my girlfriend out, but I found it to be the perfect amount of hot. 10/10, no notes.

I was not a huge fan. The edamame wasn't salted and there was no soy sauce to dip them in. I wasn't…read moreprepared for the spring roll to have chicken in it. The larb wasn't as bright as I'm used to. The tom kha soup was delicious.

Went to Krua Thai and it never fails to impress. I always wonder why this place isn't always…read morepacked. The food is always very tasty and the staff always friendly. Nice relaxing atmosphere where you can actually hold a conversation. I had the Chiang Mia. So good.

This place is a must! Food was very authentic and prices were very good. Portions were great!…read moreChef's recommendation B-5 plate definitely one of the best plates I've ever had. Service was great, very attentive. 10/10!

The food was spectacular! Great service all around as well. I used Yelp to find this location!read more