The food was great. So many options of many different dishes to choose from. Service was decent a…read morelittle slow. Waiter was really nice and added to the nice chill vibe. Definitely coming back.

As usual - everything was superb! Pan Asia is my newest favorite restaurant. The waitress is a…read moredelight and the owner greets her customers. We had chicken with garlic sauce and Singapore noodles - don't miss this dish! The blend of flavors in both dishes was perfect. Also, we love the vibe of Pan Asia. Nice decor, comfy booth or choose to sit at the sushi bar. You can watch a local game, the traffic on Camp Bowie and still have a decent conversation with your dining partner.

We love this restaurant and the family who owns it. A group of us meet there once a month to…read morefellowship and hang out. The food and service are amazing. I have yet to try anything I haven't liked. My favorite though: crab rangoon, cucumber salad, and the orange chicken and fried rice. So So Good! Give them a try. You'll be glad you did!

Had the Chicken Green Curry it was fantastic ! Very very flavorful, service was spot on , old part…read moreof town but worth the trip over

Definitely gives a nice blend between authentic Chinese food and the style of serving you get from…read morethe mall. I've only ordered it for delivery but their delivery driver is always on time and make sure it's delivered with care.

I drive by this place all the time. I see there advertisement behind their building. So, I called…read more to place an order for delivery but, the Order Taker said, they no longer have that special but, woukd honor it, for me. I was so relieved about that. Then he said, for delivery you have to spend $15.00 or more. Great. I don't need to spend that much for one person. So, I said, I'll pick it up . I wish they would deliver. I live .2 miles from there. I was in the middle of watching Charlie Kirk's Memorial and didn't want the interruption. Oh well. Glad it's close by. I ordered the Sweet Sour Chicken. I love the portion size of the Chicken bits! It was fresh but, it could have been a little more crispier. I was blessed with a generous amount of Sweet and Sour Sauce. I just wish my sauce was sweeter. My Fried Rice was tasty and salty but, it could have used Peas and Carrots. Overall, it was good and the guy was really nice. My food was ready when I walked in and their DP Fountain Drink was nice and sweet. Check them out some time.

We stopped in for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. The bartenders and servers were helpful and…read morehospitable. Since it was our first time here our server rolled out the red carpet and made sure to deliver an experience we would come back for. Everything we ate was full of flavor and I only wish I had more room to try more of the skewers. We definitely will be coming back.

The interior of the building is very aesthetically appealing and fits the style of food well…read more The food itself is fairly priced and was made speedily. This did not affect the quality of the food as it was very pleasing to look at as well eat. My partner and I began our meal with the karaage. At first glance they looked like fried chicken bites ,but were actually very tender and soft to chew on. The sauce with it was also very good to pair with the chicken. The ramens were packed with the flavor. Our choices were the to tonkotsu and spicy miso. The tonkotsu was super flavorful and I loved the bits off corn and I added minced pork for extra texture in the soup which was a great choice I would do again. The noodles were thinner than other ramens I have tried but still were very yummy and cooked well. The miso was a thicker soup with thicker noodles and the spiciness wasn't overwhelming. Both bowls were very full and we had left overs to save for later. Overall I enjoyed everything about the restaurant and I would recommend others to come and try it. I will definitely be back.

This place gets 5stars for delivering HEAT ! Everything was…read moreflavorful and delicious . It's a small Laos street eats casual restaurant with limited seating indoors but you can't find a better location . It's smack dab in the entrance of westbend near the river . We noticed a never ending cycle of deliveries going out while we dined for lunch . Really neat murals painted on the walls of the interior and the service was great. All the food is pretty modifiable and transparent with ingredients . So if you're a veg head just make sure to communicate with your cashier before ordering . We would absolutely go back !

Ordered to go from here again. Pad Thai was gross. Very odd off putting sauce. Ditto pad see ew…read more Pad kee Mao is good but inconsistent. All soups are terrible disappointments. The Nam Lhao- crispy rice salad with pork is really good though consistently and the only thing I would strongly suggest ordering. Really all soups are watery thin tasteless disappointments.

I've been here a few times now and I love it more each time! The food is so good, haven't had…read moresomething I didn't like yet. While the bahn mi isn't exactly traditional, it is still very good -- I'd highly suggest getting it with the pate. The sampler appetizer has a little bit of everything and is great for sharing. Pineapple fried rice was delicious. Pad Thai also great! If you're a spicy eater like me, just go for very spicy. They have 4 spice levels (mild, medium, spicy, very spicy) and this is a reminder to myself to get very spicy next time. Thanks for the delicious meals!

Malai Kitchen in Clearfork is a welcome detour from a shopping afternoon, Thai and Vietnamese…read morecuisine in a bright, airy space that makes you want to settle in for longer than your credit card probably intended. A quick note on seating: the patio is lovely in theory, with the optional open windows and a breezy feel, but the chairs are not winning any comfort awards. Inside booths are the move. Also worth noting, this is Fort Worth, and once the thermometer hits triple digits, the patio conversation ends itself if the windows are open. Plan accordingly. Malai starts every table with steamed sticky rice and an eggplant dip, which is a charming little ritual and a genuinely good one. We also kicked things off with the Edamame, a heads up on the heat level there, and the Fried Imperial Rolls, filled with ground pork and shrimp and served with a sesame soy sauce. Fair warning: these do not photograph well and arrive at the table looking a little shy. Don't be fooled. They're flavorful, subtly spicy, and well worth ordering. For entrees, we tried the Basil Vegetable Fried Rice two ways, one vegan and one with chicken. The vegan version was a genuine surprise, with vegetables cooked just right and a flavor that didn't need the chicken to make its case. The mushrooms, however, had the texture of something you'd find in a hardware store. Chew at your own risk. The Green Curry, meanwhile, was a case of too much of a good thing. The curry was so heavy-handed it drowned everything underneath it. Sometimes restraint is a virtue. Save room for the Banana Pot de Crème. It's creamy, subtly sweet, and a graceful finish to the meal. The service at Malai is enthusiastic, and I do mean enthusiastic. The staff works as a team, all smiles, attentive, always nearby. Occasionally a little too nearby. More than once a plate nearly disappeared before we were done with it. It's a small complaint, and honestly a far better problem than the alternative. They're warm, cheerful, and clearly enjoy what they do, which goes a long way. Portions are generous, so order a few dishes and share the wealth. For a lunch stop between shops, Malai Kitchen punches well above its weight.

Honestly, this was the first place I ever tried ramen, so it's got a bit of nostalgia for me. After…read moretrying a lot of different spots over the years, though, I can say it doesn't really hold up as the best anymore. The ambiance is still great -- nice decor and it's fun being able to see the kitchen in action. Service was also really kind and welcoming. Overall, more of a sentimental spot than a standout ramen place.

The only ramen spot in Fort Worth that has authentic, tasty ramen. As a ramen lover and someone…read morewho's been to a lot of ramen places throughout DFW, I must say, Hanabi manages to keep quality up there. It's not my favorite spot, but it's convenient whenever I'm at Fort Worth craving for ramen. I highly recommend this over Wabi House, and certainly over any of the ramen wannabe restaurants throughout Arlington and Euless. The good stuff: whenever I visit, staff was always welcoming, friendly and prompt. Food doesn't take a while to come out, and it's always hot and fresh. Noodles are wavy and thick, and the soup is delicious. Keep in mind their broths taste saltier than other ramen places, but I personally don't mind. The one thing I have qualms with is how they do the meat; the chashu is too chewy for my preferences. Service is always great. I'll be coming back whenever I'm around town.