Update 9/26. There's a new review panning the food, dated 9/25, but looks more like this girl, Alicia, didn't look at the menu, and didn't know what they had. Another thing to note on is that she's upset that they didn't have "potstickers", lol. Quote "What Asian restaurant doesn't have potstickers?" First of all, "potsticker" is an American English term. That's NOT what they are called in one single Asian country in the world. In Japan, it is "gyoza". And THAT is what is on their menu. *eye roll*. And yeah, it's NOTHING like Panda Express. *Facepalm*. On a similar note as Alicia's review, however, the second time, I ordered almost the exact same dish. It was good, but not tdf like the previous one was. Where the sauce was heavy on garlic (and tasty!), the sauce this time was super sugary (yuck!). I had the chicken eggplant this time. The eggplant previously was peeled. This time it had the skin. No big deal, but I did like the skinless eggplant better. The previous eggplant also had a smokey flavor, not so here. The Japanese inspired flavor was gone. Nothing at all like that here. Perhaps that flavor was in the beef?? So, still good, but not great. I left this as a 5 star rather than 4 to counteract Alicia's bad reveiw and erronous assumptions about potstickers. Original: Food is really good. Had the beef with eggplant. There were decent portions of both the beef and the eggplant, and they had a good Japanese inspired flavor to them. Where most Asian/Chinese sauces would be overly sweet, the sauce here was more pungent with garlic, without being overly garlicky. The mushroom with beef was also excellent. Not sure if they were worth $15 apiece, especially since it was really only one serving (not generous as some others have stated online - though the portions of eggplant and beef themselves were decent, not the rip off piddly amount you see at other places. The overall meal wasn't more than one portion per person). I'm guessing that as time goes by, after the initial hoopla, that standards will drop. We'll see. And I'll surely come back here to comment. But for right now, it's two thumbs up! read more

Wu's Asian Bistro - Menu page 1 - Asian Fusion Near Me - Las Cruces, New Mexico

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I did carryout and got chicken with snow peas and pineapple fried rice with pork. Yum yum yum. I was there right at 5pm and the staff had my order ready to go. The restaurant was busy, but not too bad. One thing I overheard is that tips left at the front do not get shared with the reception and carryout staff. They were hustling and if I tip for that hustle, it should go to the employees not the owners of the restaurant. Other than that, great experience! read more

I waited with great anticipation this opening as Las Cruces has limited type of food options. On October 1, I met a friend here for lunch at opening time, 11 am. The first impression of the restaurant is delightful. Nicely decorated but dark due to the window coverings. The menu is very extensive with a nice lunch special options. We both ordered Vegetable Pad Thai, mine with tofu and Jamin tea served in a beautiful pot. The food is Americanized Asian food. I have had better Pad Thai in other places but for the price is ok. By the time we left around noon the restaurant was packed. The server was Sahira who was very pleasant but as in a new restaurant, still learning the menu. The parking lot is small for the businesses in the small plaza. The landscaping of the parking lot is a jungle of weeds! It needs to be cleaned up and place some nice plants / cactuses. Talking to the server we found out that the owners are the same as Sakura Japanese House here in town. read more

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I was so excited to try this place. We just dined in for the first time. We got there right when they opened at 11:00am. We got general Tso's , beef and broccoli, white rice, fried rice and egg rolls. Not pictured were some spring rolls we got spontaneously after we got our order. Everything was excellent! The general Tsos was made with chicken breast. I loved the flavor. The atmosphere was really nice. Decorated very well. Light music in the background. Service was great. I was a little disappointed we were too early for the red curry. It wasn't ready yet. But overall I think we found our new favorite spot. 10/10 Better than PF Changs! read more

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My wife and I decided to try the new restaurant in our area: Wu's Asian Bistro. My wife had the Kung pao chicken with white rice and I had the Mongolian beef with lo mein. Everything was very good. I was a little surprised at the amount of green, red and orange peppers in their version (instead of mostly onions). Service was excellent. Very nice roomy interior with nice decor. We will be back. read more

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We started out with spring rolls and green salads. Salad was very fresh and crisp, however not sure how I felt about the ginger dressing. It was extremely think and not what I have and I don't know if you're OK with it, but I kind of like to just ask them for boxes in the check that way she gets too fussy. We can just keep her in case it gets that. I think she's doing OK, but I'm not sure how long she'll hold out though go to sleep would normally expect for a dressing is this style or is it? Once our dinners arrived I became pretty suspicious when my General Tso's chicken was shaped like balls. They used ground chicken. This was by far the worst General Tso's chicken I have ever had. It was way too sweet and absolutely NO spice. It clearly states spicy which is normal. I did not finish my meal. This was an expensive mistake! read more

Wu's Asian Bistro - General Tso's NOT ground chicken balls! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Las Cruces, New Mexico

Mango sticky rice unripe mango with not cooked all the way sticky rice and Looks like spite with bubbles on the side. Will not be eating this! Lady had an attitude as I was greeting her and this was $7! I called and order this... I knew I should have went to Thai delight cause they never disappoint and they are super friendly and care about their customers! This will be my first and last time at Wu's Asian bistro read more

Wu's Asian Bistro - Asian Fusion Near Me - Las Cruces, New Mexico

It's bad when the fried rice is bland and worse than the one they serve at the Asian buffet. Overall food was not good but the slow service I will excuse given how busy they were when I ate there. read more

As soon as I walked in I was excited because of the smell, and seeing an employee taking a food break was a good sign. I was satisfied , the lo mein was what you'd expect not super greasy but had a nice sauce. And plenty of meat toppings, I got the one with a mix of shrimp, chicken and beef. I look forward to trying more items , and forgot a picture this time read more

ABOUT TIME ‼ Excellent Asian Fusion restaurant in Las Cruces. NOT fast food Asian ... but authentic, fresh @ delicious with extensive menu of Chinese, Thai, Singapore, Noodle dishes made fresh - not sitting in a warming tray for hours. My new "GO TO" place for superb Asian food read more

Our server Sarai was great. The Pad Thai and spring rolls were good. I ordered the Mei Fun Singapore noodles and it was so spicy it was inedible. My husband, who eats hot sauce on everything, also said it was too spicy. The cook took it upon himself to make it again "less spicy." It was a little less spicy than the first time but still way too spicy for me. This is not designated as spicy on the menu and every time I've had this dish in other restaurants it is never spicy. You need new cooks and/or designate this item on the menu as spicy like you have the other spicy dishes. I also had to ask for it to be taken off the bill. We won't be back because of the kitchen's reaction. read more

Wow! Better than I anticipated. Wu's Asian Bistro is a nice addition to the Las Cruces dining scene. I waited several weeks past its opening to let them work out the usual start up bugs. So, today I showed up early to make sure I got a parking space as the lot is really small and quickly gets crowded. That is the only downside for dining at Wu's. Inside the front door is a little stand where a host or hostess greets you and leads you to a table with a menu and silverware wrapped in a napkin. The ambiance inside of Wu's is attractively decorated and very pleasant. There are a lot of comfortable booths with thick padding along the sides of the restaurant and some chairs with thickly padded seats running down the middle of the bistro. The restaurant handles the crown quite well. There was some soft music played as well. All in all, Wu's Asian Bistro is a very pleasant place to dine. Being a full serve restaurant it is a good place for a date or a special occasion. I noticed one early review by a cranky individual that complained about the shades with photos of food covering the windows. I thought this was perfectly fine; it cut out a lot of the bright New Mexico sunlight but not so much that it made the restaurant too dark inside. The waitress handling my table was present within a minute of two. She was pleasant and efficient. She checked back with me today several times and was helpful explaining the menu to customers. The service today was excellent. The menu, as you may have guessed, is a blend of Chinese and Thai cuisine. The prices at Wu's are moderate. Today I ordered one of my long term favorites that I have previous not been able to find locally...Drunken Noodles with pork...and a couple egg rolls on the side with their sweet n sour sauce. The egg rolls were brought out to my table within about eight minutes and the Drunken Noodles followed about five minutes later. Both were attractively served as you would expect in an upper level restaurant. The egg rolls were fairly large, slightly crisp, and perfectly prepared. Without questions these were the best egg rolls I've had around Las Cruces. The price for this appetizer was most reasonable. The sweet n sour sauce that accompanied the egg roles was very good also. Rate this appetizer an "A." Very enjoyable. The Drunken Noodles had very nicely seasoned strips of pork among a bunch of broad noodles. The overall flavor was wonderful. Accompanying the pork and noodles were bits of shredded carrot, red and green bell pepper strips, green onion, slices of celery, and some zucchini. Overall, this was a very good, beautifully seasoned, and well executed dish, not at all oily as so many Oriental restaurants prepare their dishes. The vegetables were done perfectly...not overcooked or mushy. Rate this delectable dish an "A." I left today feeling that I just had one of the best meals I've been served around Las Cruces. This bistro is a welcome addition to the city's dining scene...not only for the type of cuisine but also for the level of execution. For the overall dining experience rate the Asian Bistro in Las Cruces terms...FIVE STARS. I'll surely be a regular. read more

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UPDATE: This is in response to J L (some reviewer, not even the owner) who wanted to call me out for wanting potstickers. I learned that name in San Francisco IN CHINATOWN! And I've seen that word all over the country over the last 30+ years to describe wonton wrapped dumplings and are pretty much a staple at Chinese restaurants all over the U.S. I stated that she may not have heard me because it is so incredibly loud in there. I have not seen items on Chinese takeout restaurant menus before, but when asked, they are available. All the order taker had to do was so "no we don't have that" or "I don't know that is". Not sure who this J L is (maybe a stakeholder.. they have certainly given lots of 1, 2 and 3-star reviews in a very short amount of time all over town) but really needs to mind their own business as I am entitled to my review. This is a place to share our experience at restaurants, not be a jerk to other reviewers. Just because you didn't like my review, doesn't give you the right to try to insult me like you're some 17-year-old girl trying to impress her friends. This is not social media. *eye roll* *facepalm* Sorry, but it's basically Panda Express. Food was heavily laden with oils and was too sweet for our taste. I asked if the vegetables with chicken had mushrooms and she said she believed yes, instead of checking. Of course it did not. We did takeout and I asked if they had potstickers. She said yes do I want beef for chicken. Ended up with chicken skewers which were overcooked and tough. It was very loud when I called, so I guess she just couldn't hear me. But what Asian restaurant doesn't have potstickers? She said the wonton soup was shrimp, but it was a brown meat, so pretty sure it wasn't shrimp. Tasted more like possibly pork? My fiancé's chicken lo mein was literally inedible and he threw it out. It had a weird aftertaste as did mine. Overall, not a good experience and we won't be back. This is beyond a newly opened restaurant that hadn't worked out the kinks. I would think their food should've been stellar, especially at the beginning. It was below average. And at $48 with tip, certainly not worth it, especially when we threw most of it out. read more

First experience very positive. Service was excellent even though it was very crowded. Food was very good. So far, an excellent value (value=quality/price) in Cruces... read more