While I can't eat a lot of fried things anymore, Khoo offers a variety of traditional American…read moreChinese food as well as Malaysian food. My go to is typically chicken lo mein. But I also really like their cucumber avocado rolls. The food is always fresh and hot. The owner Yen is such a nice guy. Whenever we go in he always greets us and will ask how everything is going. There is plenty of seating and they can accommodate larger groups. If you are looking for a good lunch or dinner option, check out Khoo!

My first time going to Khoo was the other week with a friend. It was off hours, 2:30 on a Sunday…read morebut there were people coming and going - always a good sign. The queer o meter was a solid 10. Service was great and the food much better than I was expecting. I'm from Boston and I'm used to the Chinese food in the surrounding areas and from Chinatown but this place helped restore my faith in good Chinese food around here. We didn't go too fancy, as you can see in the pics, shrimp pad Thai, hot n sour soup and friend dumplings. The pad Thai is juicier than I like, but it was flavorful and fresh. The other 2 items were delicious. I really enjoyed the soup and dumplings. Next time I'll try them steamed and a different soup along with some apps. Def a place I'll go back to. Cheers!

Here's the updated version with the ambience included:…read more We tried New Asia House for the first time and were really impressed. We ordered a California roll, the Tuna Thunder roll, Shanghai dumplings, orange chicken with pork fried rice, egg drop soup, and pepper steak with onions with white rice. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and cooked really well. The portions were huge for the price, which was a pleasant surprise. The restaurant itself has a great vibe -- very clean, neatly decorated, and the little waterfall feature added such a calming touch. It made the whole meal feel extra relaxing. The only downside was the orange chicken -- it had actual orange peels in it, and they were burnt, which threw the flavor off. Everything else was fantastic though, and absolutely worth ordering again. The staff was incredibly kind and accommodating, especially since we had our 13-week-old daughter with us. Great service, great food (with one small hiccup), and a lovely atmosphere. We'll definitely be back!

I was wondering why I had never heard of Hibachi this close to home. After trying it - I know why…read more Completely empty at dinner time. Soup was salty. Salad was too sweet. Hibachi - rice was underwhelming, under seasoned, and under cooked. Noodles - non existent. The portion for 4 of us was equivalent to one anywhere else. Steak was good. Chicken was ok. Shrimp was rubbery. Ordered extra noodles - but never saw them - and thankfully was not charged for them. Was hoping for a fun/tasty spot near home - but this isn't it.

We went here on Valentine's Day and I messed up the reservation. They were still able to…read moreaccommodate me! Super friendly ! Good was soooo goood!! The chicken wings are a must !

I realize this review may run counter to others, but here's my take. The experience wasn't bad,…read morethough a few improvements could be made easily and in short order (pun unintended). I dined here on Christmas Day at the invitation of a relative who has eaten here a few times and swears by the clay pot dishes. The restaurant was very busy, busier than usual, I was told. We were seated quickly, which felt promising. That momentum did not continue. After we said we weren't quite ready to order since we had just sat down and a couple of us were new to the spot, we asked the server to return. She did, about 10 minutes later. From there, it became a series of waits. The appetizer arrived first, then one main dish was served, leaving the other two diners waiting another 12 minutes. Plenty of time to admire someone else's food. There were a few service hiccups. One water glass had a visible crack and took some persistent hand waving to replace. The soy sauce container was empty, and after more waving, I eventually stood up and borrowed one from a nearby empty table. Light cardio included. The dishes are pricier than average, which I'm generally fine with. The restaurant is clean, newer, and located on the outskirts of East Greenwich, which may explain the pricing. What disappointed me was my $26 eel hot pot (aka Unagi Kobayaki). While it tasted good, it consisted of four slivers of eel, yes, four, which we confirmed, a few avocado slices, and a lot of rice. For that price, it felt ambitious. I could have enjoyed a very nice sushi meal elsewhere for less. Ordering clay hot pots is not new to me. To be fair, one of my companions ordered the Boneless spare ribs hot pot and enjoyed it. That dish had noticeably more protein and felt far more balanced. In short, the food flavors are good, but the service struggled, perhaps due to the holiday rush. I may try this place again on a less busy day, but with several other options nearby, I do not yet see a strong competitive advantage.

I have been driving by Thai Excursion for a few weeks since it is on my way home. I am an Asian…read moreFood Connoisseur and Thai is one of my go-to cuisines. BLUF: DELICIOUS!!! What makes me want to say that starts by the welcome from the warmth and kindness from the staff. Tate made me feel at home. He did not make me feel rushed. I work at Amazon and for those of you who have worked for Amazon, rushing is crawling while sprinting is walking. Tate did not rush me at all. So, I felt right at home. I was tired and I was thankful for not being rushed. I ordered my drink and sauted clams. The drink only took less than 4 mins to make. The clams came out quickly. Then my Drunken Noodle dish came out and it was spicy to my liking ... Thai Hot #10. I also asked for additional hot pepper. I recommend Thai Excursion for anyone to try. You will not be disappointed.

I have nothing bad to say about this place. We were on a hunt for noodle soup and wanted to try a…read morespot we haven't been to. Their pho with short rib is ginormous!! I'd say three people can split it! The broth is very rich and hearty! I wanted to sample everything since we never been here before and everything was delicious. The clams were tasty with a little kick of spice. Mini wings were cute and yummy. We also ordered their ribs platter as an all bc we're fatties and it reminded me of my parent's ribs. Now that says a lot! I was pretty full from all the apps so I ordered two small soups as my entree bc again, wanted to sample everything. I got shrimp tom yum soup (best I've had so far) and clear soup. Very very light and soothing with clear noodz. We'll definitely be back. Our server was very very nice and accommodating.

My crew loves Raku Sakura, I generally always order for takeout or delivery, but the inside is nice…read moreas well. As others have said the parking lot is tight, but generally finding parking is not an issue. We love the lobster hibachi and that is definitely our go to. Also like the duck roll appetizer and the sushi is always tasty as well. Raku Sakura will continue to be a spot in our rotation!

We were in the area after a show and looking for something for dinner. Walked by and was excited to…read moretry Raku Sakura. Had my children with me so I really loved that there was a kids meal and that they came out first and fast. The staff was good, checked in on us enough but also gave us space to eat. The kids got the hibachi and it was a great portion size for them. Started with the Kani salad and it was delicious, a little more spicy than I was anticipating. The sushi rolls we got were fresh and tasty! If you are in town stop in!

We dined here after having not been for quite some time. A sushi craving brought us in and did not…read moredisappoint. We ordered two appetizers and sushi. All the food was pretty tasty. We ordered the sushi/sashimi for four (for three of us.) Lots of food! The staff was pleasant though we overheard some of them talking about how they can't wait to go check out the newer sushi restaurant one city over. Not a bad thing - just a strange thing to overhear - so it made us chuckle. Only knocked a star off because it didn't feel very clean. Looked up and the fabric light covers/curtains really need a wash. You literally eat right under a dust curtain. It was off putting but didn't stop us from digging in.

Last night should have been a meaningful and healing moment for my family. Instead, it became one…read moreof the most disheartening restaurant experiences I have ever had. Yesterday would have been my son Gianni's 25th birthday. We gathered 24 close family and friends to honor him at the hibachi restaurant where he last ate before his passing. This was not a casual dinner it was a deeply emotional and sentimental night. A month ago, we made a reservation and then called three separate times to confirm we would have a specific private room that held special meaning for us. Each time, we were assured the room was ours. When we arrived, the restaurant was nearly empty, yet management attempted to keep us out of the very room we had reserved. After multiple discussions with the assistant manager, they finally honored the reservation. Unfortunately, things only worsened from there. Our assigned waitress entered the room visibly angry. When we asked if the checks could be separated, she left and never returned. Our entire party had to go to the bar just to order drinks. While my husband was waiting, he overheard this waitress loudly belittling and degrading our table for several minutes to the point that the bartenders tried to get her attention to let her know he was standing there. Later, when I went to the restroom, she confronted me and sarcastically asked if "everything was finally to my liking." I calmly explained why we were there and the emotional significance of the night. She laughed, crossed her arms, and told me I had "drunk eyes." Those were not drunk eyes. Those were the eyes of a grieving mother who had just spent the day lying in her son's bed on what should have been his birthday. When I told her she should choose her words more carefully, police were called on me. This restaurant has benefited from my family's loyalty for years. I hosted a 50-person birthday party here in November that generated over $5,000 in business. My son dined here in September with a group of 21. Last night, we brought 24 guests. Many of our friends have been weekly patrons for over a decade. To be treated with such cruelty, disrespect, and hostility during such a vulnerable moment is beyond comprehension. Compassion costs nothing. Kindness costs nothing. Basic professionalism costs nothing. Last night, all three were absent

We ordered delivery direct from the restaurant (not through an app or service)…read more Very fast and courteous delivery and even better food ! We ordered Hot and sour soup small - large portion for a small! And it comes with a giant bag of fresh fried wonton chips that where so crisp and delicious Cucumber avocado roll - perfect. Cool, fresh and delicious Combination Kung Pao chicken - comes with a generous serving of fried rice and a large egg roll. Good flavor. Mu Shu vegetables add tofu - very large portion. Comes with 4 pancakes in a special heat bag. So delicious. A little sweet. Very good ! Overall a great experience. Great food and great service at a really great price. $43 for all we ordered and no delivery charge. So of course I gave a large tip. Next time I am in Warwick or the area I will order from Asian Dynasty or eat in

Amazing food and wonderful people! This place has ruined me for other Asian restaurants.read more

If you're unfamiliar with Burmese food but love Thai food and have a curious palate, you're the…read moreperfect candidate to try Nanu Burmese Fusion. The dishes are rich, occasionally greasy, but oh boy--are they packed with flavor! Curry, coconut milk, and spices play starring roles in most of the dishes. The fish soup? Absolutely delicious. It can be a gamble to try fish-based soup, but I trust how most Asians prepare it, so I went for it. No regrets! Here's what we enjoyed: Nanu Pork Dumpling: A sweet, scrumptious twist on a cooked sushi roll Mohinga: Fish-based soup with rice noodles, egg, cilantro, scallions, and fried split chickpeas (so delish!). Some awesome crispy appetizer (see pic) paired with hard-boiled eggs came as a side dish. The couple who own and run this spot are incredibly gracious, patiently walking us through what to expect from each dish. The wife is the head chef, and her passion shows in every bite. I believe they also do food truck events--I noticed their colorful van parked outside. This place is a must-try. Familiar yet different and oh-so-flavorful.

Rating: 4.3 Tried…read morethis place for lunch since it was close to my home and was looking for new spot to try. It's a local small family owned asian restaurant. Place just opened when we went so we were quickly sat down as we were the only customer. The seating is limited as there are only 3 tables available. We ordered Burmese Milk tea, Fried chicken (Sweet), Nanu chicken dumplings, stir fried noodles, and Basil Chicken with rice. Fried chicken wings were crispy, sweet and savory. Nanu dumplings were topped with scallions , fried onions and spicy mayo and were delicious. Basil chicken was flavorful with hint of spice from basil. Stir fried was also topped with fried onions and was very flavorful as well. All the food did come with plastic containers so it's easy to take home if you have leftovers. First time trying Burmese milk tea and was good but I think I prefer Thai milk tea better. Overall the place was very good. Food was great, service was good and price was fair. Only downside was that the place is small with limited seating and the place was hot because it's summer and there is no AC. They have fan and we sat in front of it but was not good enough. I would order take out next time. Other than that it's a solid place.

Food 2 stars, but bumped to 3 stars for kind and efficient service. I wasn't expecting authentic…read moreChinese food, but I'd say Asia Grille ranks below Panda Express for quick Chinese takeout. The space is clean and large inside, but there barely any customers filling the seats. In comparison to other Chinese takeout places, their prices are steeper. No problem with that if the food is better, but that wasn't the case. Thankfully the food was made to order, so it tasted ok within the first 20 minutes. The chicken was already dry though, and the fried rice was mediocre. It is a decent portion, but the leftovers are nearly inedible. The rice tastes chalky, dry, and tasteless when reheated. The chicken more dry as expected too. You need a glass of water to wash it all down. Honestly, you likely have better options, but if you must, you can eat here - just try not to have any leftovers.

Had a craving for chicken fingers and shrimp fried rice. Beautiful spot in Garden City had friendly…read morestaff. Our server was knowledgeable and recommended tasty dishes for others in our party. I will definitely visit again.

Sat night lots of folks and a wait so we tried the Bar service. Big TVs for football watching…read morethere. The bartender gal was superb, fast & friendly. Drinks came quick and one she fixed up to my pals liking. Walnut shrimp was tasty and shrimp tempura app very good. Thanks!

Lemongrass is pretty much always packed for dine in and bar seating. Even though it was packed I…read morewas seated on arrival. I felt my wait was a bit longer especially seeing they took the table that sat after my order first. My server was friendly. The vegetable shrimp rice was good. The nime chow was ok but the chicken lacked flavor. They do have an extensive food and drink menu. The prices are moderate.