My husband and I split the crispy tofu appetizer. It had a tiny sweet and sour sauce with it. Very…read moregood! My husband is vegetarian and there were loads of options for him on the menu, easily identifiable with V or VN for vegan. They also have gluten free options. If you are looking for Chinese style noodles and soup, this is your place.

We shared the chicken stir-fry with noodles. Not the most flavorful dish, but still, a milder,…read moredelicate flavor was okay by me and it was served piping hot and very fast. Service was very friendly and pricing reasonable.

This spot was truly amazing ! I'm a dumpling snob and they hand make all their dumplings…read more Must haves are the schezuan pork and shrimp dumplings , garlic green beans , mushroom dumplings , the soup dumplings . Great service with Stephen and also prices right! I'll Be back. Just go !

Red Ginger Dim Sum and Tapas is a trendy, contemporary spot offering dim sum and Chinese small…read moreplates, although there is sushi too. It is located in downtown Asheville so there is no immediate parking lot but there are some places nearby or street parking, The inside is very modern and there is seating both inside and outside. Our server was very friendly and service was very prompt! My family got the Lo Mein with Chicken, Chow Fun with Beef, Sautéed String Bean, Buddha Bean Curd Rolls, Crystal Shrimp Dumplings, and Spicy Chicken. I loved the Crystal Shrimp Dumplings! The wrapper was very tender and the shrimp filling was delicious. It tasted very authentic to me. I also loved the Sautéed String Bean as it had the right amount of garlicky sauce. The Lo Mein was made with thinner than usual noodles but still tasted good. I think the Chow Fun tasted a bit off. It kind of tasted a bit sweet and like drunken noodles at some points as opposed to the traditional smoky flavor that the dish has. The rice noodles that were used were also thin as opposed to the usual wider noodles. As for the Spicy Chicken, it tasted solid. I liked the slight crisp before biting into each piece and it was not really spicy. I definitely tasted the cumin (I am not a super big fan of), which is a popular flavor found in Szechuan cuisine. Overall, I think this is a nice spot for some Chinese food, especially being near the mountains which is more isolated. I would probably rate it a 3.75/5 stars if I could. I wish chicken feet were part of their dim sum menu (it is pretty small and there are no rolling carts in case anyone is wondering). I do think some flavors of the food I tasted seem to cater a bit more to the Western taste palate (my parents agree as well), but I enjoyed my time here.

Never disappoints ....everything is cooked to perfection. Very juicy and steamy . Service was greatread more

Went a few times over the years and most recently this summer. I'll say this past visit wasn't as…read moregreat as other times I've gone but for the most part it's still a solid choice. **the main thing that I feel they don't do as great are the soup dumplings, which is a go-to item there. Soup is ok but the dumpling itself aren't as strong and much more easier to fall apart. Also got the Karaage again and it's the same good fried chicken we've always gotten. Service was good, plenty of servers there and you have somewhat an open kitchen to see some cooks. Would recommend.

Interesting place, beautiful decor. Very busy with about 15 tables. We were not sure what to order…read morebecause the place specializes in Poh. We saw some exquisite dishes come to tables around us. We ended deciding on the safe route. We ordered hot egg rolls, dumplings and garlic wings as appetizers and followed with chicken fried rice. Three thin egg rolls deep fried, almost like cigars, and sweet and savory sauce. There were 5 dumplings ... just delicious with the soy based sauce. Five chicken wings rounded out the start. We wanted them extra crispy - the kitchen did not execute. Fried rice was perfect - crunchy with plenty of protein, a combination of shrimp and chicken. Portion size was large. Would definitely return. Classic flavors, friendly service and good value. Highly recommend without any reservations. Enjoyed the experience.

Delicious Asian food and dessert!!! Love their grilled pork…read morechop and the turon dessert with vanilla ice cream. Busy place during lunch so we waited a very long time for our meals to arrive.

Their service and attention to detail was amazing! My red curry came out really quickly on a busy…read moreFriday night. It was delicious! I appreciated the outdoor seating option. There's more parking behind the building!

Came here on a Friday night with my family of four and got seated within a few minutes. We ordered…read moretom kha chicken soup, pad Thai tofu, Khao soi, beef pho, coconut rice, and ginger lemonade. The tom kha was overly salty and the ginger lemonade was really sweet. Pad Thai and Khao soi were ok. Beef pho was terrible. Service was quick and good but the portion sizes were really small. Casual spot with reasonable prices. Definitely had much better Thai food but maybe this is typical for Thai food in this area? Note: The owner personally came out to apologize for the quality of the food and removed the disappointing items off of the bill, which I appreciate and was really kind of them.

Another Michelin 2025 star restaurant, found in Asheville, but a Japanese fusion restaurant called…read moreUkiah (apparently haiku spelled backward -- cute)! The restaurant is just beautiful and seating capacity is great--inside and outside. If weather is nice and permitting outside, you get a beautiful view of the mountains. The interior has a full bar and modern-decor. The menu features lots of creative fusion dishes. I enjoyed the avocado salad more than I expected. Maybe it was the ginger lemon dressing. It's light and filling. The ramen bowls are rich and the miso vegetarian Ramen is much more bold, flavorful than I had expected. The carrots and roots were caramelized with a sweetened hint. The ramen bowls are generous in size. I'm bookmarking this place to come back!!! The waitresses gave us several recommendations and her shows through her service and her recommendations of local shops to explore after our dinner.

My wife and I went to Ukiah twice this week while on vacation from Ohio. Our favorites were the BBQ…read morecarrots, crispy mushroom bao, baby back ribs and the brisket. The vibes in the place are great too. The first night we had Jess. Jess is great - took amazing care of us. We did have a couple issues with the way the food came out. The manager got involved, and I have to say they take excellent care of you here. Excellent enough that despite our issues we came back later in the week. Jess wasn't there, so we got Xander and she also took excellent care of us! We explored some new tastes and sat on the patio, enjoying the view. Definitely a place we will return to, next time we are in Asheville.

Food was awesome. The pork buns perfectly tender. Ava was amazing. Sat in the corner having a…read morecasual business meeting and she was attentive but not overwhelming and all of her recommendations were wonderful. Well done can't wait to try the rest of the menu.

Amazing value for some heart warming Ramen! Honestly, after a long day of hiking up in the Smoky…read moreMountains, I was craving a warm and savory meal that would soothe my soul and appetite. I found this location! Service was superb! Both friendly and proactive + warm. Also the ambiance/interior decor is like stepping into Japan! The seafood ramen features grilled shrimp, fish cake, crabstick, scallions, and a boiled egg in a rich, 6-8 hour simmered broth. Honestly, you could tell! This is hands down some of the best ramen that I have ever had! Pure love in a bowl! The broth was filled so flavorful and smooth, and the seafood was all juicy!!! Mmm, I am reliving the moment just writing this review. I would return for sure! Check this place out! Cheers!

I was craving Khao Soi again...so stopped in here on my drive back home…read more This turned out to be more of an eatery...in that you order your foods in line, then they deliver it to your table. The place was a very casual, hole-in-the-wall type place...but the foods seemed really authentic. Although everything was pretty much self-service, the staff was very friendly. So I ordered the Khao Soi w/ Chicken and Shrimp. An expensive noodle dish ($22?), but my bowl was loaded with Shrimp so I didn't mind. While the flavor was good, I found the broth a bit too thick to drink it all in. Thai Iced Tea was good, but a bit skimpy in portion despite its price point. In any case, I got to enjoy this Thai dish again. If I was to return here, I'll probably try something else.

We went here based on the reviews were pretty disappointed. We got the drunken noodles with…read moreChicken, and it was meh -- as the kids would say, basic. Really didn't taste like much. We also got the spring rolls and they were pretty good. The best thing I got was the lemonade -- wild color (purple) but very good. I've seen people saying that this is the best Thai food in Asheville. If that's the case, there isn't good Thai food in Asheville. :) Maybe we just got the wrong things. Service was fine. Food came out quick. You order at the counter and they bring it out.