I don't come here often as Asian is not on my list of top cuisines, but everytime I do the food…read morecomes out piping hot, ultra fresh, and service is amazing. they have an offordable lunch menu as well. The dining room is always quaint and clean. I'm losing a star though on the fact that they are blaming getting rid of alcoholic beverages on tariffs. This is the first I have ever heard of a restaraunt doing it, but if you are afraid of having to raise or change pricing the beverage menu can be seperate from the food menu. Or limit the number of imports you have on the menu. It would seem better to say "we can't sell Ichiban or Sopporro anymore because of tariffs" rather than saying "tariffs bad, alcohol bad". i would rather have the choice to pay a dollar or two more than not at all.

Consistently tasty, healthy, and fresh! The food at Asian Kitchen is delicious and varied; we…read moreusually get it for takeout but I lunched-in with a few friends for last week; it was so comfortable and we were not rushed. Jenny is a kind and gracious hostess and her employees are friendly. Asian Kitchen is kind of tucked away, to the right of the Centennial Kroger in the same plaza. Easy parking. It's not exactly a "best-kept secret" because all the locals love it. Check it out if you are new in town!

This is our go to Chinese restaurant. We rarely eat there, we usually grab it to go. They're always…read morereally fast with their service. Our go to dishes are - Salt and Pepper Squid - salty, a little bit of heat, batter is fried to the perfect crunch - Snow Pea Leaves - very tender, good flavor. Sometimes it consists of not so tender pieces which makes it hard to eat, but most of the time it's pretty good. - Peking Pork Chop - just the right amount of sweetness - Hot and Sour Soup - It's usually pretty good, but this time, it seems to have too much slurry and it wasn't as appetizing. The flavors are more closely to traditional flavors, especially in our favorite dishes. They do always give us a good amount of rice and sauces.

I was super disappointed! I used to really like this place. Granted that was many, many years ago…read moreand my sensitivity to salt was basically non existent but still. Idk. The chicken with vegetables has almost no vegetables. The rice noodles with pork-granted I prob should have ordered lo mein or beef chow fun as my noodle dish- was so salty my lips tingled with saltiness after. The Mr ordered edamame which infuriated me bc I hate eating stuff out that I can make at home but overall just not a good visit. The service was super rushed which honestly didn't bother me but if you are looking for great service keep it moving. The veggie dishes were as expensive as the meat which was weird and makes me further question our meat supply. Idk. I'm rarely on this side of town so I prob won't be back ever again. Sigh.

Ordered here based on reviews. Never again. Waste of $30. The pork fried rice was overcooked.The…read moresesame chicken was ok. The egg roll is what really upset me (I really like egg rolls). It was small, similar to a spring roll and inside was mush.

We get a variety of items from their menu…read more Daughter's favorite is lomein. Wife's favorite is shrimp in lobster sauce I'll go most frequent for Mongolian chicken (but ask non spicy and they accommodate); and chicken in black bean sauce. Son has to have sesame chicken. Always warm, and fresh taste. And QUICK. Been going for years. It's in the publix shopping center

Tried about ten different dishes. The lamb was my favorite by far but everything was good. The bill…read morewas surprisingly small.

We decided to try this place based on the high ratings, but unfortunately, our experience didn't…read morequite live up to the expectations. We were a party of 5 and found both the food and the service to be inconsistent. The Food: Most dishes were mediocre or worse. The Three Cups Chicken (1/5) was the worst I've ever had. The Hong Kong Style Shrimp (1/5) was just bland, tasteless fried shrimp. The Lamb with Scallion (2/5) was far too salty. The only "average" dish was the Spicy Beef and Tendon (3/5), but one decent dish can't save a meal this poor. The Service & Billing: The service was quite slow during our visit. We waited a long time for the check and eventually ended up packing our own leftovers and heading to the front counter to pay so we could head out. I was also surprised to see an automatic 20% gratuity added to the bill, especially since it was calculated on the total after tax ($23.07 tip on a $106.80 subtotal). While I understand automatic tips for groups, it felt a bit high due to poor services. There are a lot of great dining spots in the area, but based on this disappointing visit, I'm sure I would not return to this one.

Very delicious. A plethora of options. Excellent and speedy service. Clean atmosphere. Chill vibes…read more Robot servers. What's not to like? 5 stars.

So I was choosing between a couple of options and then I just ended up coming here because I walk…read morepast here all the time but I've not been in yet. If you come just know that there is parking around. It may not look like it but there is. I came in and sat immediately but there were places at the bar. I could have sat as well so they have a lot of seating. If you don't see it just know that there is seating. They are super friendly. Well they were the last time I was there and very helpful. They have one of the little robots there so that definitely adds to the ambience of all of it but overall it's very nice and very clean inside. Honey butter wings - so the wings were okay. I didn't really get a lot of honey and butter with them so the name was a little misleading to me. Although they did have a hint of sweet to them, it wasn't what I would've called honey butter in the name. They were fried crispy and very well so that was something to their credit. They came with a musumine, cilantro, and lime sauce that was actually okay but a little on the sweeter side. Szeuchan steam wonton - the wontons were pretty good. They came at like eight wontons so it came with a lot. They had a pretty decent size and they weren't super tiny. The flavor was definitely there inside of the sauce and there was a lot of sauce on there. I actually used some of the sauce for another dish because there was so much so that was good. Grandma bbq pork (rice) - you could get the grandma barbecue in a couple of different ways and I decided to get mine with noodles. The dish will come basically looking like ramen, only without the broth, but it's very good presentation. It had an egg on top and it had three crispy wontons in there as well and two big hunks of bok choy, which I really didn't mess with. The pork itself was really good and tender and very flavorful. You could get this in a pasta dish or a rice dish or by itself and it would still be good and flavorful. Overall this is a pretty good spot to stop in if you want to try a myriad of different Asian cuisine types.

I love the Chinese food of this restaurant. Whenever I crave Chinese food, I come here…read more I love the Beef Chow Fun dry. I love the Fish soup with crab meat. I love the Pan fried Seafood Noodle as well and chicken and beef with the sweet spicy sauce. The service was incredibly friendly. The restaurant has warm lights and it is a very peaceful place. I love here. I recommend this restaurant!

Very good Chinese food. The place seems authentic. We had some chicken fried rice, moo goo gai…read morepan, hot and sour soup, sweet and sour pork, egg drop soup, egg rolls and pork egg foo young. While it was all tasty, the egg rolls were the main attraction. They were the biggest I've ever eaten with an excellent flavor. If I had to buy just one thing, it would be a platter of those! We were overall pleased, though a little disappointed at the sheer cost of the food. We got a lot, but we've gotten similar amounts before and it's cost a lot less elsewhere. Also, we asked for bean sprouts on everything possible, so we expected the moo goo gai pan and the fried rice to have something in them but there were no beansprouts to be found. Either way, we'd definitely go back!

We decided to try this this Asian place for the first time today based on their reviews on Yelp. We…read moreordered the Crab Rangoon which was definitely missing the usual semi sweet flavor and they were a bit salty to us. We also got the Traditional Chinese Dumplings (Pork) and I have to say I was not impressed, the flavor was just plain. I got the non spicy Sesame Chicken which was not bad but I've had better and it didn't have that many "sesame seeds" on the top like I've gotten from other places. My partner ordered the Sweet Pineapple chicken and it wasn't bad, to me it was just okay. We ordered the traditional Chinese fried rice (Combination) which was good. The lady who welcomed us in was very attentive, her service was lovely. The restaurant it's small but it has a charm to it and the Jazz music that was playing was very lovely.

Been coming here since I got my drivers license. I adore the woman who works there and most of the…read moretime she recognizes and asks about me, even years later. I order the pho and chicken satay and it's delicious. Whenever I'm home for the holidays I always go back To be fair, the service is sometimes very slow but it's just from being understaffed

This is a hidden gem! We have been going here for decades and the quality of the food is excellent!…read moreSo many different dishes to choose from that I get something different each time and that is usually not like me at other restaurants. The owners and staff are friendly and welcoming. It's like coming home. Highly recommend!

The food is so good. The service was amazing. The environment is comfortable and I recommend…read moreeveryone trying China Garden. I was just their last night to celebrate my besties birthday. We had a very enjoyable evening.