Walked in during the lunch rush and the only seating available was at the bar but that was ok with me. I got the Original Pad Thai, and I gotta admit it's definitely one of the best Pad Thai's I've had. Some places just cook up something just absolutely greasy and rancid smelling, with no veggies, but Asian Mint did a pretty good job! I paid $12 plus tip, wish it was like $2 cheaper but oh well. Had to struggle a bit to get a servers attention to get my check and to go box (which she put in the box for me), but other than that, pretty good. Would recommend and would come back. read more

Asian Mint - Original Pad Thai - Asian Fusion Near Me - Dallas, Texas

I've moved back to the area and the roommates and I came here for some grub since all of our kitchen stuff is still in boxes. Asian Mint had a couple of drink specials on this Thursday night and we went with the Chocolatinis. Yes, we drank chick drinks. Don't knock it until you try it, fools! These Chocolatini chick drinks were superb! My roommate thought there was too much alky in it however, I thought it needed more. Or the drink was made just right if I couldn't taste the alky. Anyways, the chocolatey-ness of the drink was awesome! To start off food wise we went with the Mint Platter that came with some chicken satay, chicken summer rolls, and veggie egg rolls. I liked the lightly grilled chicken satay the best since it was on a stick! Chicken on a stick? Come on, it's got to be good! The platter also came with 3 sauces, but I only tried the peanut sauce. The peanut sauce could have used a bit more freshly chopped nuts because more nuts are always good. As for my main dish, I had ordered the Pad See Lew. This dish was very abundant in flat noodles that were swimming in a wealth of flavor from the beef sauces gushing out from the flavorful beef. I had shared this dish with my roommates and all thought that just the noodles in the beef sauce alone was delish! Just because we're guys doesn't mean we don't eat our veggies. The Pad See Lew also came with bok choy and broccoli. I was a good boy and ate all my veggies! As if I wasn't hungry enough, I also tried some of their Spicy Tuna. Their Spicy Tuna, was very weak. Weak as in not very spicy at all. I could give this to a baby and the baby would throw this in your face because it wasn't spicy at ALL! Anyways, just dip it in your mixture of soy sauce and wasabi and it's good as it can get. I have a new respect for this place since it's one of the few non-fast food joints in the area and it's Asian Fusion! Oooooooooh. read more

I'm only giving it a 5-star because i am absolutely in love with this place. I always get the Pad Kee Mow, the fried rice is also amazing. the sushi and dessert is pretty good too. i have to have my asian mint daily even if i spend $30 on lunch by myself. its totally worth it. Its a small little restaurant but thats what i love about it. they have a full bar and WI-FI. price is pretty decent, i dont mind paying a lil extra for excellent food. read more

When I moved to Maryland and was going through Mexican and Tex-Mex withdrawal, many friends (term used loosely in this case as friends do not let friends eat bad food) would take me to their favorite places and swear it was the real deal.... but of course, it never was, usually erred on the disgusting side, and always disappointed. After many years in B-more, I did eventually find acceptable places for a Mexican fix that were a step above Maryland-Mex (there is a reason you have not heard of cookbooks dedicated to Maryland-Mex), but even then, I knew to never, I mean NEVER go out to eat Mexican within a couple months of visiting family in Dallas and indulging in the real thing. Even my favorite places would disappoint if eaten in too close proximity to the real deal. I learned a valuable lesson..... which I somehow forgot. There is nothing like Asian fare on the west coast, except Asian fare in Asia of course. I know this, and yet, only a few short days after returning from San Francisco and eating at my favorite family-run, authentic, Thai restaurant, I was talked into Thai in Dallas. I have been hunting for decent Thai in Dallas ever since moving back here about 1 year ago now. While Maryland-Thai is not San Francisco quality, it kicks the ass of any I have had in Dallas to date, so my Thai quest continued and led me to Asian Mint. First clue should have been the pan-Asian menu which never really shouts "authenticity", but we ventured on anyway. My friend and I shared the pad thai and red curry. The pad thai was shockingly bland with very minimally sauced noodles without the wonderful peanut-y, fish-saucy, limey goodness of the real deal. The red curry was mild heat-wise (no one asked our heat preference) and had an acceptable coconut-curry flavor, but was a very thin, almost watery sauce... and while the chicken was abundant and tender, the veggies consisted solely of bean sprouts and red pepper slices - where were the asian greens, eggplant, green beans, all the veggies usually included in these curries? Granted, this visit could be tainted by my recent trip to SanFran, but even so, I think the 2 star rating of "I've experienced better" will hold up over time for me... so I will head back to Royal Thai for now when I need a fix (the most acceptable I've had here to date). And despite the disappointments lurking behind every so-called Thai cafe, I will continue the hunt, ever onward, through weak curries and over-cooked noodles, until I find my dream.... maybe it is hiding in the suburbs... read more

I've been coming here for years and it's a top 3 restaurant for me in all of DFW. The only problem in the past was it was small and crowded but now they expanded and there is plenty of room. If you want an amazing dish, go with the Basil Fried Rice with chicken. Best Asian dish ever invented. Asian mint is #1 for Asian food in DFW and everything else is a distant second. Not joking. read more

A friend of mine had been raving about this place for going on a year, so I thought I would check it out one night I was dining solo. At 8PM on a Saturday, I couldn't get anywhere near the door to this place, so I headed somewhere else and mentally filed it away for someplace to try during off-hours. A couple of months later, once again craving Thai (like I do), I hit it up again during the afternoon and was very pleased with the outcome. Instant slam dunk: crunchy freakin' pad thai!!! I've been addicted to those crunchy noodles you get at standard sit-down Chinese food places for years and would have never thought of incorporating them into a dish. I damn near hurt myself stuffing all the crunchy goodness slathered in rich tamarind sauce and spotted with lovely chunks of fried tofu. This mountain of crunchy crack stood a good six inches off the table when the server delivered it, and, after twenty to thirty minutes, I felt that the mountain had won. Normally I relish the opportunity to take home leftovers since reheated pad thai could be one of the most amazing effortless culinary experiences in the world, but I was afraid that when crunchy noodle gets cooped up in a takehome package, all the magic would trickle down into a pile of unidentifiable mush. I finally capitulated and nuked the pile again the next day for lunch. It didn't have the same crunch, but the flavors were still all there and I sat on the couch with a stupid big grin on my face savoring my limp meal. The second big win was the green tea martini. I know most people that go to Asian Mint rave about the green tea cake, but I'm just not that big a fan of sweets anymore. The bar, however, can always make me happy. The green tea martini is, from what I can tell, a mixture of citron-flavored vodka, Ty Ku green tea liquor and some matcha. There are probably a couple of other ingredients, but I haven't bothered to ask the staff yet. The amazing green tea flavor and aroma that radiates from this drink is almost as intoxicating as its alcohol content. A warning, however: if you don't want to be bouncing off the walls for the next twelve to fifteen hours, limit yourself to just one. That matcha is some powerful stuff. read more

BEST PAD THAI EVER. I mean it. Ever. This location is literally across the street from my office and I never ate here until yesterday when a vegan friend suggested it for lunch. He guided me through the menu and told me numerous times how good their tofu is. Blech, tofu. But alas, he was right. The tofu in my pad thai was DEELLIISSH!!!! The portion was gargantuan, I barley made a dent in it- which was great because for $8.95 I had 2 meals! I can't describe the flavor of this particular pad thai and what makes it so good...it's just different. Lighter, more flavor. And they didn't skimp on the chicken and shrimp or the fresh mound of bean sprouts on top. Yummmm. I was told their green tea ice cream cake looking dessert is epic- I will have to try that another time. I will be eating here a lot. TIP: It gets uber-crowded at lunch but you can call in an order for pick up! read more

Love the Pho, it's what I get everytime. Usually the chicken pho anywhere I go. It's the broth that is to be judge, less greasy the better.

So I'm craving sushi....and Thai..cause I hadn't had either in quite some time.....I IM a friend, let her know what I'm thinking, and as if I had won the "Gods are smiling on you today" lottery, she replies back with "Let's go to Asain Mint, they have sushi AND Thai food...and Monday and Tuesday are dollar sushi nights!" *cue angels singing...I'm there! So I head that way...and I pull up to a teeny tiny place in a shopping center...i'm a little worried, but Kacie has never steered me wrong..so i head inside. I'm so glad I did.. The minute you walk in you met a friendly face...and the aroma of deliciousness from the kitchen...you immediately notice that this place is TINY...but somehow, even though every table is full, you dont feel crowded or claustrophobic....Bravo Asain Mint. On top of that, the place is decorated SO cool....very clean with green, white and browns..and very chic modern furniture..I was a fan right off the bat. Bring on the dollar sushi list....it wasnt what I was expecting. I was thinking a $ for like a half a roll, of the usual low key rolls...but they were sashimi....nagiri....the GOOD STUFF! Color me excited! The tuna was great.....fresh salmon amazing....I was in a little hole in the wall heaven :) Then? THAI FOOD! I have become a HUGE fan of the Pad See Ew...its hard to beat my Bangkok City....but I always give you a chance. No exception here...bring on the Pad Se Ew.chicken this time. If I had closed my eyes, i would have told you i was at Bangkok City on a good night! It was amazing...Kacie tried it for the first time and also gave it the 2 thumbs up approval! Prices for everything were very reasonable....and the bar was SO freaking cool, next time I want to just go sit at it and watch the light change on the wall..so relaxing. So why only 4 stars? Well...thats cause i'm a whiney baby and sad it's so far north of the bubble I have become such a prisoner of...but I think I'll be able to get over it for those $ sushi nights :) read more

An average Thai place. I ordered the pad see-ew and asked for it to be their spiciest option. However, it wasn't even as spicy as their "medium" spicy option, so that was a huge disappointment. Otherwise, it was pretty standard with good flavor on the noodles, good ratio of meat to vegetables, and a good portion size. It took a while to get seated on a Saturday night, but the servers were very nice and tried to get our food out as fast as possible. read more

The Mint is a great place to come grab a quick lunch with friends. The service is agile & efficient. The Pad Thai Woon Sen is very good & the portions are just right so you dont have to worry about left overs. I like the green & white minimalist decor. Its refreshing. The place gets busy but I have not been late going back to work after eating here yet. Prices are decent & the food tastes good. Definitely a good enough place to meet up with friends during the working week. read more

It is a little surprising to me that in such a non-Asian town as Dallas that there can be so many good top notch Asian food outposts. Asian Mint is one of those. It skews more traditional Thai than the comparable Royal Spice. The food is very flavorful just like Thai food is supposed to be. Service is fairly quick, which is good because the place is fairly small. There is often a wait. There is also a sushi menu and happy hour specials, but I can't speak to the quality. Note on the location, it looks like it is right off 75, but it is actually deep in the strip mall off of Forest. Plenty of parking, but can be hard to find the first time. read more

Looking for some authentic Thai cooking? Well you've come to the right place then. However, if you are looking for GOOD authentic Thai cooking, I suggest you look else where. I can guarantee that the wait staff at this restaurant are indeed Thai, as I found myself eaves dropping on a few of their conversation while I visited. I have no idea about their kitchen staff though. My girlfriend visited Dallas a few years ago with her ex-boyfriend. Upon returning to Houston, she kept ranting and raving about how great this place was. She was adamant that I would have to visit as I was the only Thai person she knew. Between then and the time when we actually visited the place, I introduced her to a few authentic Thai restaurants in Houston. When we finally visited, I was ecstatic walking through their front door. Walking out, I (along with my entire party) was horribly disappointed. Besides their desserts (only reason they got 2 stars), nothing was worthy of praise. As a few commenters noted, this restaurant servers Americanized Thai food (either that or bland authentic Thai food). read more

Although it's your average Americanized Thai, the food is certainly flavorful and the service is snap your fingers fast. I also really enjoy the "low-carb" options, which you rarely find at ethnic food joints. I substitute the rice noodles in my Pad Thai- and it is just as delicious and I felt even better about eating it! I can't comment on the sushi, because I really can't imagine sushi from a place like this being too high quality. The location is in a totally random strip mall, and I would say the decor/ambiance is really random at best- but I wouldn't hesitate to stop in for a quick, easy and affordable lunch or dinner snack. read more

I wish I could give this 3 and 1/2 stars. It doesn't deserve 4 yet, I feel it would misrepresent to give it only 3. I eat here at least once a month. Always lunch. First recommendation, please, for the of all that is holy and pure in the world, do NOT show up at noon and expect to be seated; you will wait. Also, do not show up and expect to be seated w/ out your entire party present; you won't be. You will notice the tight quarters when you arrive. Once you sit down, it only gets more so. A trip to the WC involves you placing your rear in face of the diners at the next table... always a plus. Discreet conversation? Um, take it outside. I think I made the Christmas card list of the two ladies sitting next to me today. Let's just say we got to know each other. Service is attentive Asian... anything but effusive. They are very professional, yet distant. They definitely get the job done. The food. I've eaten just about everything on the menu. To me, the stir-fry dishes all seem the same. They are nothing special. However, it's what I always eat. Sounds like the problem is more with my neurosis. I've had the pad dishes, they are very good. Just not great for me for lunch. The coconut soup is really good, but really not good for lunch. I want to go take a giant coconut soup nap when I'm done... tends to offend my boss's sensibilities. So, I stick w/ ol' reliable. Everything here is very reliable. If it's on the menu, it will be consistently good. Are they making culinary history? No. Is it good? Yes. This is a LUNCH review. It's completely different at night. Different sort of crowd, food and vibe. They have sushi at night. I've had it and it's good. The drinks are good and I recommend it. I must say that 90% of my experience is lunch. Take if for what it's worth. read more

My husband and I booked a table for NYE because we saw that it had mostly great yelp reviews. I honestly don't care much about service when the food is good, and everyone raves about the food here on yelp...and you all were right. The food was incredible, the cocktails were delicious. Everything was so fresh and so yummy. I highly recommend the soft shell crab appetizer. Oh and the service was awesome! Our hostess and waitress were amazing at their jobs. Hoping we can make it there again. read more

I feel like a true indian and dont want to give it even a star....Tried their version of kung pow chicken... BLAH..was more like a soup than what Im used too.. Not worth the vist.. service lacked...had to wait 20 mins for a refill.. clean building with nice setting but not good food wise.. Seems like they de flavored it.. Prices were high for what I got.. it more like a soup than a stir fry --which i was expecting read more

UPDATE: Downgrade from two stars to one. After the employee hung up in my face, I returned to the restaurant to get my Pad Thai. I was basically told that it wasn't their fault that they put meat in my food and if I don't have the other dish, then I can't have the replacement meal. (So, my question becomes: what are you going to do with the leftover meal?) I told her that I would bring the dish back to the restaurant and she basically called me a liar. Anywho, I drive back to my house to get the meat dish and drive back to the restaurant and they have added a bunch of extra items to the dish. I had no idea it was going to be so hard to get glass noodles, bean sprouts, and crushed peanuts. ORIGINAL REVIEW: ************************* VEGETARIANS BEWARE!!! They will put meat in your dish and hang up in your face! It really pains me to write this bad review, but they forced my hand on this one tonight. I have been coming here for about two years, and I LOVE the food. Unfortunately, tonight's service was bad enough to knock this place from five stars to two. A few months ago, I stopped eating meat, and this has never been an issue before. I've been here several times since I stopped eating meat and I always order the same thing - Pad Thai. Tonight, I order my usual, but when I got home, there was chicken and shrimp in my Pad Thai. I called the restaurant and basically I am told that the Pad Thai comes with chicken and shrimp and I should've ordered it without meat. I explain that this has never been an issue, but I am told that it's my fault for not saying I didn't want meat. Hmmmm, I'm sorry that telling you I want regular Pad Thai with no mention of meat wasn't enough to indicate to you that I just wanted Pad Thai. So the real issue is that in the midst of me trying to resolve the issue (....I ask if they deliver and I am told that they do not), the lady (Jane, I believe her name is) HANGS UP IN MY FACE. I call back and engage in the political correct niceties and say to her "I believe we got disconnected." She confirms that we didn't get disconnected, but that she hung up because she had a lot of to go orders and she thought I was done talking. Hmmmm, I'm not really sure why the volume of to go orders would mean that I'm done talking. Eventually, she agreed to make me another dish. The moral of the story is that if you are a vegetarian, you have to indicate to the employees of this establishment that being vegetarian means you don't eat meat, and really spell it out for them that you don't want chicken and/or shrimp in your Pad Thai. read more

Very Americanized Thai food - not as much as Pei Wei but still very much so. It takes some getting used to because it can be overly flavorful to the palate. Still, I'm addicted to this restaurant mainly because of its location and because it's so darn cute inside. The decorations are sleek. The staff can be equal parts friendly and unfriendly. I once had a woman put me on hold for 20 minutes on the phone but forget to press the HOLD button. I ended up staff conversations I wasn't meant to hear. For that plus a few snarky waitresses, I withhold a couple of stars on my rating. As far as the food...don't get the sushi. You can get better elsewhere. But everything else is delicious. I recommend the pad kee mow, the house fried rice, and the crispy pad thai. Top it all off with either the mango sticky rice or the green tea ice cream cake. It seems that everyone who comes here ends up having a favorite dish and dessert for a meal. The flavor of the food is very distinct and it's that special consistency that brings me back to Asian Mint. Don't be surprised by its location... it's a dining gem hidden amongst the likes of Black Eyed Pea, Dickey's Barbecue, and Scholtzsky's Deli (or however you spell it). read more

Guys.. do yourself a favor and get the ENTERTAINMENT BOOK... you will get hundreds of coupons... including buy one get one free meals to MANY MANY MANY restaurants! We went here a few weeks ago and enjoyed the place. Every piece of furniture seems to be from IKEA.... staff were very friendly... and the food was VERY GOOD. Like most reviewers mentioned, it's "americanized", but still good. I had a martini and it was good. Wife had the Pad Kee Mow and it was SPICY (yummy). The food was very good, but there are many other places that are better. The location is great, near work, however I rather drive another 10 minutes and get a GREAT MEAL. read more

I found the food at Asian Mint to be tasty, but a bit uninspired. No...that sounds more harsh than I intended...It's really quite delicious, but I've come to expect that Thai food challenge my palate, and Asian Mint (so far) hasn't done so. From the sweet coconut flavor of Tom Kha soup to the indecipherable medley that is Green Curry, Thai food is, if not always tasty, certainly interesting. It takes American taste buds into unchartered territories and asks boldly, "How about now?" But Asian Mint food doesn't. You don't get to experience the "WTF was that??" moment; instead you'll just think "mmmm...". So take your pick; I enjoy equal parts culinary adventure and comfort, so I'll certainly be back -- on a comfort day. The restaurant is packed during lunch time; two of us had to wait twenty minutes before being ushered (kindly, mind you) into an overly-dense, noisy room full of pretentious yuppies. Go when you don't have to listen to their career-obsessed power-babble. The location sucks but the restaurant itself is nice. The decor is visually clean and refreshing though elements look as if they could use the final touches of a professional designer. I see potential for great experiences. read more

I didn't experience a long wait that most people mentioned in all the reviews, our service was fast and drinks kept being filled. We loved the veggie eggrolls - they were crispy and the insides were so fresh you could take tell they were not pre-made frozen egg rolls. The menu is very diverse, definitely a fusion of Thai & Chinese. I had fried rice that tasted like the flavors of pad kee mow..spicy basil deliciousness!! I will definitely be back for more. Prices were average and so were portion sizes. Maybe you just have to hit it at the right time when they aren't so busy because we loved it and service was great. read more

I treated my coworker to lunch here yesterday after raving about it for months. Luckily I didn't oversell it. The lunch wait wasn't too bad which meant I got to sit on the bouncy cube "chairs" up front. If you sit down too fast they'll bounce you off and you'll fly across the restaurant. Fun! But then we get to the awkward but comfy plastic chairs. The decor here is modern and funky. I can't understand a single thing my waitress said when she repeated my order but I got what I wanted. The coconut soup was filled with chunks of chicken and a million yummy mushrooms. It was a meal by itself. I had the shrimp and scallops with veggies and it lasted me through dinner last night and probably lunch today. The scallops were juicy and humongous! I prefer tail off shrimp but no biggie. We ordered green tea cake for dessert. Not my idea of a dessert but if you don't eat the dirt flavored sponge cake layer it was really good but I wouldn't order it again. I liked the pad thai but can't remember having bad pad thai anywhere. It's like pizza to me. Never bad, just different. Parking is a breeze and for a crowded lunch hour we got in and out. read more

Argh! I was so hoping I'd love this place since it is across the street from our new home, but I was just not overly impressed. We came for an early dinner at 5pm on Sunday. A few tables were already seated, and by the time we left, the place was completely full with people waiting. It's definitely a popular place, and on the small side, so plan accordingly. The disappointment? We asked for all our dishes to be Thai Hot, and they were decidedly not. We ordered: *Tom Yum Soup-Good flavor, tender chicken and fresh veggies, but not spicy at all and we had to add chili paste (sambol olek). *Larb Kai-Again, tasty flavors of mint and lime, but no heat and a little salty. *Sriracha Chicken-Billed as the spiciest dish on the menu...and it did build up some heat after a while, but I wanted much hotter. The other flavors here were also good, but the cabbage to chicken ratio was definitely skewed toward cabbage. *Hot Sake-Came lukewarm... We mentioned to the waitress that the food wasn't spicy enough (and this was after confirming the main dishes would be Thai Hot after the soup was not), and she just smiled and recommended we add the Sambol Olek. The problem with that is adding enough of it to make it spicy enough would significantly change the taste of the dish. I don't know that we will be back, and I can't recommend it of you want really spicy Thai. However, if you like milder dishes, they did do the other flavors well and clearly use fresh ingredients. read more

One of the best Thai restaurants in dallas. Have been ordering online and dining in for a long time and the food never fails.

This is a great spot, just a little more swanky and pricey then I usually prefer. Their curry is the way to go, although the pad thai passed my test as well. All portions are absolutely enormous, and I've never been able to finish any of my entrees. Despite its lack of authenticity, their coffee is also fantastic. Their desserts are also not very authentic but absolutely delicious. The Jasmine creme brulee is delicate and perfectly made. I The green tea cake is delicious and big enough for two. It's a gorgeous room, definitely very trendy and filled with preppy people. read more

The Asian Mint has a curious quality. If ever you and your friends/coworkers are struggling to agree on a place to eat, this place does the trick. Seems like most everyone I know enjoys this place (as long as you enjoy foods of the asian persuasion). So does the rest of Dallas, since there's always a wait at lunch if you don't get there early. Yea, it's not as authentic as strictly Thai places, but it's "fusion", and I think it holds true to that label. I like their tom kha gai soup or tom kha noodle soup if you want soup for a meal (it's better than Royal Thai's), their pad thai, and especially their pad kee mow (try it with beef). They're pretty inconstent in how they respond to your spiciness requests though--one time i asked for mild and it was pretty darn spicy, other times there's like no spice at all. They also have very excellent fresh summer rolls--they put mint in them (natch) and it goes very well. Their dipping sauces are good too. I forget what it's called but they also have a very good grilled beef/lime/cilantro salad (really tangy and spicy if you get too much dressing, not necessarily a bad thing). And as I've seen a few others say, the green tea cake is not to be missed!!! It's so unique and tasty, and just the right portion size. They have fun food/drink specials on occasion as well. My only complaints are the lunch prices are still a little steep (especially for the non-noodle entrees), I do not find their white plastic chairs very comfortable, and their edamame has not been too good lately (kinda mushy, I'm hoping it's just a phase because they used to be just right). read more

I went to Asian Mint for lunch with my uncle today, and it was great. I had the red curry shrimp, it great! Spicy, but not inedible. Loved the decor and the iced coffee was amazing. The waitress was friendly and attentive. We got there about 11:30 and had no trouble getting a table, but by about 11:50 the place was PACKED. They put us at a 2 seater that was really way too close to the table next to us, but other than hearing my neighbor's conversation, it was really great. I will definitely make it one of my regular lunch spots because I work right across the street! The only problem is that it is almost impossible to turn left onto Forest from there. UPDATE: I went back to Asian Mint yesterday and had the slowest service I have ever experienced. EVER. It was awful. But then the food came and it was totally worth the wait. If you aren't in a hurry, this place is great. read more

I can't believe I lived less than 5 minutes from this place for over a year and never went there! Even though it is not quite as close now, I thought it was worth venturing out of my East Dallas bubble and heading up 75 a few miles. My friend Jill W. and I went to the Central and Forest location on Saturday evening for a late dinner around 9:00. We were immediately impressed by the atmosphere; it is a small and intimate restaurant with modern decor. I particularly loved the bright green wall adorned with leaf paintings. The servers were very friendly and helpful - they were happy to explain menu items and made sure to keep our water glasses filled. Jill W. and I decided to order two main dishes to split. We went for a safe bet - Mongolian beef - and then something more adventurous - pad thai woon sen. We were a bit skeptical about the woon sen, which is just pad thai made with a different type of noodles...which happen to be made from GREEN BEANS!! Are you serious? We noticed that the menu said it was a low-carb option, so we asked what made the clear noodles more healthy. Needless to say we were surprised when the waitress explained that clear noodles taste like regular noodles but are made from green beans. We gave it a shot and LOVED it. By far it was our favorite of the two dishes. The Mongolian beef was good - tender beef with savory sauce, but the pad thai was truly a stand-out! We continued to munch on the noodles long past the point of being full. This may become one of my new favorite Asian places. I can't wait to return and try the dollar sushi night, as well as many of the other tasty-looking main dish offerings. read more

The menu here is huge! If your hungry for sushi or a hot meal this is the spot. I can never decide what I want so I try to order a different dish each time I come here. The service here is consistently on point. My water glass never gets more than half empty. If you ever get a chance to try their hot cookies that aren't on the menu I recommend you try them. You'll have to ask if they have any as most of the time they don't, in a rare occasion if your willing to wait they will make up a fresh batch. Great for date night, family dinner, or fly solo. read more

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I came to Asian Mint as it was recommended to me while I was eating at a sushi bar. I'm not from here, so I'm using help and people's suggestions. Back to Asian Mint, it wasn't too hard to find, had to make one circle (forgot my GPS back in the bay!) Today, I was eating solo, and sometimes you gotta do that when you travel for work. I was seated at a table next to 3 ladies who were talking about guys. I guess that's what happens when girls go and have dinner among themselves. hahah Okay back to the food, I came here on Monday as it was dollar sushi night. The service here is pretty good, my food came out pretty fast. I ordered 10 pieces of sushi as that was the min and Kua Kai (recommended by the waitress). The sushi was aight for a buck each. The thai food was much better. The Kua Kai came out hot, however it needed a little bit more flavor to it. The atmosphere is pretty cool, there were a bunch of couples on dates. I had my iphone. If I wanted to take someone out, this would be a good spot. The prices are pretty reasonable. Compared to the SF Bay Area Thai restaurants, this Asian Mint holds it's own. I will come back here when I"m back in town! read more

I came here once before but only sat to watch my friends eat as I had already eaten. This time however I was treated to a great birthday dinner by my friends. We started off with the Crabby Cakes, Summer Rolls and Seamed Veggie Dumplings. The best were the crab cakes, which weren't overly deep fried. I went on my friends recommendation of the Crispy Pad Thai, delicious! Even as I write this I hunger for them, as it was not to heavy and flavorful enough to want to eat and eat. I finished off the dinner with a few bites of Green Tea Ice Cream Cake, however wasn't a big fan though it was good. It was great to know that they do accommodate separate checks, since we usually come in with a group of 5-7 people. Now I know what all my friends were raving about and I look forward to dining there again with them. read more

Yes, I agree with Drew Z. on this one. This place is good but the waiting for a table in their cramped non-existent foyer makes you wonder if it is worth it. Well, it is once you sit down. The service is super fast and friendly. Similar to the business locale that dines there, this place is very efficient. Their food was pretty bomb-diggity and I am picky when it comes to asian cuisine. First things first, I always go straight to the pad thai selection. I was pleasantly surprised to see they offer not only your standard pad thai but low carb pad thai and a No carb pad thai as well. I ordered the low carb pad thai, which substitutes regular egg noodles with the clear noodles. This such a great idea as the noodles aren't even the maiden voyage when it comes to pad thai. Everyone knows the essence of pad thai lies in the sauce. As long as there is some sort of noodle substance to saturate that yummy spicy peanut sauce I am happy! Their spring rolls are a delight as well! I had a mini lunch anxiety when I noticed the order offers 3 spring rolls. 'What kind of place is this?' I thought. Who offers 3 per order when clearly 2 or 4 people can't equally share 3. Well, well, well....little to my knowledge they split the 3 rolls making 6 little delicious spring rolls to be equally enjoyed by me and my lunch date. I am not sure if they always do this or if it is a case by case basis, but I think it's swell when a restaurant takes each and every customer into consideration regardless of the business lunch rush. I might just want to get a regular 9 - 5 job like a normal person just so I can go dine with all the other savvy business people at Asian Mint. Gotta go shopping for my lady business suit now. read more

One of my favorite Thai restaurants in Dallas! The only area that really needed help was the service (our server was very short with us and seemed impatient). But that did not discourage me from loving the food! We had the Spring Rolls to start (I could drink the peanut sauce), then tried the Classic Pad Thai (my all time fav), as well as the Crab Fried Rice (wow!) - all so great! read more

I usually LOVE coming here to eat and splurge money on really good Asian food, but last week, I had a bad experience. We made reservations for 8 people at 8:00PM on a Saturday night, and showed up at 7:30PM, however, we did not get seated until 9:00PM, which is absolutely ridiculous considering we MADE A RESERVATION!! Anyway, we eventually got seated and we ordered food- I ended up ordering the Pad Kee Mao, what I usually get but it was burnt! Furthermore, after dinner, one of my friends ending up accidentally dropping his credit card behind the booth, and asked the waiters if they could possibly pull out the booths in order to fetch the credit card. However, they said no and told us to cancel the credit card instead.. We ended up pulling out the booths ourselves and fetching the credit card with a chopstick. BAD SERVICE. read more

I love love love this place! This is beyond any Asian place I have ever ate at. They have great customer service and they make you feel at home right away. There food is amazing and comes with many flavors that dance on your tongue, never worry about a long wait to order your food or to get your food served hot. And the front receptionist is great!!! read more

Few months back I would have given this restaurant all five stars but my recent experience has really disappointed me. Whenever we went to Asian Mint, we informed the waiter of our vegetarian dietary restrictions, every dish we ordered we made sure it was vegetarian with no meat or fish base. Several times the waiter informed us that the pad thai or the chury's did not have any fish base, but when I recently visited, the waiter said he is not sure and would ask the Chef and let us know. I did not give it much thought since previously they have told us that the dishes are vegetarian. To my shock, the Chef came and informed us that Pad Thai and almost all the Chury's have Fish base and oil. I am sure that the waiter did not consciously lied to us, they were just misinformed or lacked the knowledge. It would be great if the management would train the waiters on addressing special dietary needs of individual and inform the waiters of ingredients in all their dishes. read more

I always think a good way to compare thai places is to order their Pad Thai. It was good! To top that off, their Green Tea Ice Cream Cake was superb! Service was well above average. They are fast. The decor isn't like your average thai place. The green color really brightens the interior and gives you a fresh feeling as opposed to a greasy one. I have yet to try their martinis during their happy hour but I heard some good things about it. read more

Super yummy dinner at Asian Mint! We tried the appetizer platter and enjoyed every bit of our sampling. I enjoyed a sushi roll and it was pretty good! They have several types of Asian dishes - noodle bowls, Thai dishes, sushi, and a delicious cocktail menu! read more

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Don't underestimate this tiny Asian fusion cafe iust because it's tucked in a shopping center. Right away my mom and I loved the interiors, decorated with white furniture, green walls and abstract paintings of mint leaves. And the food is also amazing! The presentation of our dishes (bean sprouts stacked like a tower over Pad Thai and peanuts elegantly arranged on Pinneapple and Shrimp fried rice) was cute too. Everything tastes fresh -- and my fried rice, delicately flavored with peanut oil, was like no other fried rice I've ever sampled. The place also gets packed quickly so be sure to show up early. read more