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    Mein St Asian Kitchen

    4.3 (32 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Jennifer M.

    My husband and I wanted to escape the heat with some sushi. We were on our way back from down south and wanted to try something new on our way back to north county. I searched yelp and saw this place. What got me was that they had sushi and salt and pepper wings! The place was empty so we had our pick at a table. The vibe was very casual. The owner was our server and he mentioned he was short staffed and his sushi chef wasn't in. I was so bummed since I really wanted sushi. He saw I was disappointed and said he would make me a roll. We decided to only get one roll to not overwhelm him. We also got the drunken noodles and the salt and pepper wings (of course!!!) THE WINGS WERE THE BEST!!! I could go there and just get a few orders and be satisfied. The wings were big and so crispy. They had a little curry flavor that gave it a nice touch. I've never had drunken noodles before. The meat was cooked just right and seasoned well. The 911 roll was perfect! Just the right amount of spicy. The chilli oil gave the roll a unique flavor. Sometimes it's nice to not have sushi that's drowned in spicy mayo. (And I loveeeee spicy mayo) Whenever I'm back in that area, I can deffinitly see us going back. They had a few other things I want to try.

    Our spread- beef noodle soup, green beans, chili fish, salt and pepper chicken wings, and Mongolian beef (one of my favorites)
    Grace L.

    The service here was great! They had a constant stream of takeout orders throughout the night, but still served our food rather quickly. Our group of 4 ate a ton, but still managed to bring home leftovers. The salt and pepper chicken wings were perfectly crispy, and the Mongolian beef with mushrooms and onions remains one of my favorite dishes. The chili fish was a perfect amount of spicy and was very tender. The green beans were well cooked and had a decent amount of meat. Unfortunately, the one dish that keeps it from being 5 stars for me was the beef noodle soup. The broth was not as rich as the last time that we ate it, and the beef could have been more tender. We really liked the server that we had because she was very attentive and even joked with us! I'd definitely return here the next time that I crave Chinese food.

    Chef's special beef and pepper with rice.
    Jane R.

    Super flavorful! We got the chefs special black pepper, salt and pepper wings, and Taiwanese soup, all hands down amazing! Their beef is one of the most tender I've ever had and the portions are very generous. I'm so glad we tried this place. I highly recommend and I'm definitely coming back here again.

    Daniel L.

    My go to place when I crave for authentic Taiwanese beef noodle soup. Definitely the best in town! They enhanced the broth with more flavor compared to the previous Zen restaurant. Service is welcoming and attentive, the ambiance makes you feel like you are eating in a Taiwanese family noodle spot. My girlfriend loves their sweet chill shrimp. The heavy sweet and spicy flavor hits the spot!

    Sharon B.

    This restaurant used to be Zen Asian Bistro. Some of the items, such as the Taiwanese Beef noodle soup, is still on the new menu. We don't know if it's the same cooks. The portions are on the small side. They were a little bland but that might be because we ordered unbreaded chicken and vegetables as our proteins. Seems like quality and fresh ingredients were used. Service from the older gentleman was good. He was very nice and attentive to our group.

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    Wendy G.

    Glad to see this new spot open in the same place as Zen Modern, with a very similar menu. Our friendly server, Hector, told us that the cousin of Zen's Taiwanese owner runs this spot so we felt confident getting Taiwanese beef noodle soup here. The space has high ceilings, good lighting and is next door to a 420 shop so there's great potential for a circular business model here hehe. I came for the sweet chili shrimp, which I'd enjoyed at Zen in the past. BF and I also got a spider roll and the 牛肉麵湯。The soup was the best version we've tried in SD. The broth is rich and satisfying, and there are plenty of juicy beef chunks. BF said the flat noodles are not the authentic type but we still enjoyed them. The sweet chili shrimp is not easy to find in SD. Compared to the Zen version, this one was slightly less crispy and less spicy but still hit the spot. The spider roll was huge and tasted proper. Overall, I really appreciate the variety of pan Asian options here, all pretty well executed, as well as the good service from Hector.

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    Jason Y.

    Yeah this place is bomb. Definitely coming back and the server was very nice to let us sit and chat afterwards. She also showed us the Chinese menu which most Asian restaurants don't offer up front unless you know, you know? Very chill inside.

    Michael G.

    Finally MEIN ST ASIAN KITCHEN re-opened. They used to be in Little Italy Food hall, where its easy for us to drive to whenever we are craving their Soups. It's my son's Favorite place to get his soup the TAIWANESE BEEF Beef . Our other favorite here was the HOKKAIDO SEAFOOD, MEIN STREET So finding out that they re-opened we are very excited to go visit them. Our son was out of town so only me and my wife went. We are so excited that we can't wait for the Menu to be handed to us, but when our nice server handed us the Menu and saw that the other soups we like are not in the Menu with the exception of the Mein Street. We asked if the 2 soups are not in the Menu because they are just in their Soft opening, but the answer we found out that the other 2soups we have been getting when they were in Little Italy won't be anymore in their menu. That's a bit of a turn-off. So my wife and I just ordered their Taiwanese Beef soup and shared it. Upon our soup being delivered to our table I noticed right away the noodles had changed too, I'm not saying it's bad but we preferred the noodles they used to have in Little Italy. It tasted the same as their Menu, it's still delicious. Their new location is a bit far from where we live but we will make a stop still whenever we have a chance because their Taiwanese Beef soup is delicious. Very tasty broth and tender meat and meat portions were generous .

    What Mein St posts as their teriyaki chicken

    Ordered thru Doordash and the food received looked NOTHING like what was advertised. No glaze on the teriyaki chicken, just a bunch of chicken chopped up into small pieces swimming in something wet. The Tofu "dish" came in a plastic soup container and resembles tofu slop. Also nothing like the picture posted by Mein Street. I don't know what happened over there, but there's no way I'll be wasting my money there ever again. Because it was Doordash I can only get a 10% refund. Pretty expensive food for the dogs tonight, but that's all it looks like anyway.

    Taiwanese Beef Noodles
    Scott L.

    Mein St. Asian Kitchen - Elevated Asian Fusion in Carmel Mountain Tucked away in a small plaza in Carmel Mountain, Mein St. Asian Kitchen offers a rare and eclectic mix of Asian fusion in an area dominated by chain eateries. Formerly known as Zen, the restaurant has undergone a recent rebrand and ownership change, bringing with it a refreshed menu that blends Chinese, Japanese, and even a touch of Mexican-inspired cuisine. Typical Chinese food are available while there would be a sushi bar for sushi, rolls and sashimi. The interior is simple and casual, with minimal décor and a TV typically playing sports. While the dining space isn't large, the atmosphere is laid-back, and staff are incredibly friendly, regularly checking in to ensure everything is to your liking and keeping the space spotless. Indoor dining is cozy, but it does not appear to be pet-friendly. --- What I Tried: Zen Chicken Wings Lightly dusted with house spices, black pepper, onions, and scallions, these wings are juicy, tender, and flavorful. The spice and salt levels are well-balanced, though the black pepper is heavier than expected--something to note if you're sensitive to heat. The wait for this dish was on the longer side, but the result was worth it. Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup A standout dish. The soy-based broth is rich and deeply savory, with tender chunks of braised beef--some pieces with a melt-in-your-mouth, jelly-like texture that suggests high-pressure cooking for maximum tenderness. The bok choy, cilantro, and scallions round out the bowl nicely. A side of pickled veggies are recommended as an extra, adding a welcome sour punch that elevates the broth. My only critique: the noodles are thick-cut, and I personally would have preferred a thinner option. It would be great if they allowed noodle customization. --- Overall Experience: While prices are on the higher end for casual Asian fare--$20 for noodles and $13 for wings--the quality, portion sizes, and attentive service help justify it. It's not particularly busy during weekday lunches, possibly due to a focus on takeout orders, which are likely popular among locals. The staff offered me a discount ticket for the next time visit. Parking is easy in the shared plaza lot, and the location is convenient for a quick sit-down meal or to-go pickup. --- Mein St. Asian Kitchen delivers flavorful, comforting Asian fusion with care and hospitality. It's a solid pick in Carmel Mountain, especially if you're looking for authentic Chinese flavors with creative touches. Worth the splurge for a satisfying, home-style meal in a casual setting.

    Pork Belly Quesadilla
    Vu T.

    Ambiance: None Service: Friendly & Accomodation Food: 5 out of 5 1. Honey walnut shrimp was ver fresh and flavorful. The crisp crunch was perfect. The shrimp itself was cooked perfectly (not over not under). The mayo sauce was creamy with just enough citrus tang. Broccoli and cabbage were fresh and accompanied the shrimps perfectly. 2. Mandarin fried rice with pork had ver good wok hei. All I feedings were fresh and every grain of rice was coated evenly with seasoning. 3. Pork belly quesadilla was a pleasant surprise. East meets Mex. Pork belly was tender and flavorful. Dressing reminds you of Peking duck. Scallions were very pronounced. My wife loved it despite her low tolerance for fresh scallions. 4. Taiwanese beef noodle soup. Noodles remind me of thin spaghetti but it worked. Broth was on point, flavorful and rich. Beef was braised to perfection, soft and tender. Not a single piece was dry or overcooked. One of the best if not the best Taiwanese beef noodle soup. (And I've tried at least half in the convoy area.) Do yourselves a favor and come try this place out. I don't normally do reviews but Mein St is very deserving. Don't let this gem go out of business. Come support this business. I will definitely be back to try other dishes.

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    Go for the food, not a date. The silken tofu was so creamy inside. The staff was small but attentive. Looking forward to going back.

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    The waitress places wrong orders every single time! Waste of time and irritating! If the boss reads this, please change her.

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    The drunken noodles were great ;especially being on the go. Great choice friendly and welcoming place. Great prices.

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    Good cheap food. I had the pan fried noodle which was enough for 2 people! Nice service staff. Will definitely return

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    This place is great! Service is amazing and their food is bomb! Check them out if you get a chance!

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    Everything we tried was delicious. The service was excellent. We will definitely be back.

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