Just ate at Chang Thai Kitchen in Toms River. I cannot say enough good things about it. The…read morerestaurant atmosphere was very warm and welcoming as was the staff. And the Chicken Pad Thai and Wok Chicken with Cashews were in credible. We will be back!

Love this place ! What more can I say....everytime I come here I love it. I literally have no…read morecomplaints. The service is great The ambient 's great, cute decor. Nice music in the background . The first picture with the appetizer included the Tom ka soup with tofu. Which is my favorite soup in Ocean County the Tom ka soup is a coconut milk soup with lime. It's so good... I have no words to explain it, You just have to try it... I can go on on, but honestly any dish that you get here is going to be amazing. Give it a try

We tried Nara to see the changes. Honestly, I'm not too fond of the newer recipes. I don't…read moreunderstand why the curries are all so sweet. The roti was soggy and very oily. It was so disappointing.

I came here for lunch, and as I was perusing the lunch specials, the server, possibly the owner,…read morestated that today, October 31st, being Halloween, it was considered to be a holiday. I thought that was odd but okay. Since I've never frequented this establishment before, I always order the Drunken Tofu Noodle along with curry puffs to see how it is. It's my barometer for judging how they are as a Thai restaurant. The server mentioned their curry puffs contain chicken as an ingredient. I was fine with that. The server boasted that they make it in-house, so I was looking forward to it. After she placed it down and I took my first bite, I was expecting it to be crunchy as it's fried. I was met with it firstly, with it being room temperature. Taking my initial bite, I was disappointed with the lack of crispness. The stuffing inside was also very mushy, and it was supposed to be chicken curry puffs. I was, however, able to taste the curry powder, so that was good. The Drunken Noodle had American broccoli and baby corn in lieu of onions and carrots for vegetables. I was expecting the usual long flat noodles, but the flat noodles appeared to be broken into shorter pieces. At the time of my ordering, I had no idea it didn't come with the standard tofu because they kept asking if I wanted shrimp, chicken, or beef. I was surprised when they upcharged me an extra $2 for the fried tofu. My stomach was bothering me today, so I asked for it to be mild. It definitely took me by surprise as it was spicier than I planned for. It was extremely greasy; however, the taste of chili paste was evident, giving it a good flavor. After finishing up, the employee asked me a couple of times if I desired any dessert, to which both times, I indicated I was quite full, declined, thanked them, and requested the check. I could see the clear disappointment on their face. The ambiance is quite beautiful, and their food was tasty. Being seated at a booth allowed me to feel deliciously isolated and get some reading done.

In Aldrich Plaza, you will find the culinary realm of Asia welcoming you inside…read more Brand: 5/5 Asian Harbor is a pan-Asian restaurant in Aldrich Plaza that offers Japanese and Thai cuisines. On the outside, it may not look splendid (only because you have not stepped inside). Concerning the interior, you are welcomed with two portraits the moment you walk inside. It gives you an idea about the simple aesthetics that pervades the establishment. You will find many geisha portraits upon the walls. At the corner, you will find a section that directly sells the seafood. Indeed, the unassuming appearance of a restaurant in a shopping plaza gives way to an interior filled with quiet joy. Website: 4/5 It has a basic design, with the theme typically used for restaurants leading you down to the description and a separate page for the menu. However, it had no images accompanying the menu items. Nevertheless, it functions well enough. Wait Time: 5/5 I experienced no interruptions while awaiting my order, which came quickly. Ambiance: 5/5 I do like the blue, twinkly lights upon the upper parts of the wood-paneled walls that gave the establishment a calm, cool vibe, along with the smoothly low volume of the pop music. There is a large circular light at the center of the ceiling, which I presume is turned out at night or during special events. The seats felt comfortable and the booths and the tables had a tolerable space. Be advised that it is authentically Asian in the sense they do not have forks or knives, rather only chopsticks. So, please know how to use them before coming. Food: 5/5 I ordered the Dream Roll, which is a specialty roll consisting of steamed shrimp, avocado, cucumber, and topped with lobster salad, seaweed salad, and honey sauce. I did enjoy the shrimp which gave it a hearty taste along with the avocado, seaweed, and honey sauce. I should forewarn that their wasabi did get pretty zesty, for it was not the diluted store-bought version (and most certainly not pistachio ice cream). Even as I ate half of a sushi roll, it still held its form and did not completely break apart. Clearly, this specialty roll is a dream encapsulated within a roll. I also had a side of water that came free of charge, which I wish more restaurants start doing more for a liquid that takes little effort to acquire. The prevalence of seafood and vegetables managed to help me get a more healthy meal. Service: 5/5 The owner served during a slow time and accommodated me throughout my time there. Worth The Money?: 5/5 The allure of the specialty rolls and the presence of Japanese and Thai food reflects the brand of Asian Harbor perfectly. Food can definitely speak in a universal language through the sensation of taste. What Asian Harbor tells me is that it has a lot to offer Aldrich Plaza. The website I would say does not evoke the aesthetics well, particularly considering how Americans typically know little about China and Japan (and even little about the rest of Asia). It would help to perhaps teach some Japanese or Thai words and history on the site. At no point did the wait for the Dream Roll feel cumbersome when accounting for the ambiance. The soothing atmosphere made it easy for me to wait as I wrote, and it fits the brand quite well. Just as well, the atmosphere let me immerse myself into the Dream Roll, as though the experience itself was a dream. Overall, I could find nothing seriously wrong about Asian Harbor. My experience was too pleasant to give it a low score. Considering the status of the Dream Roll as a Specialty Roll, I expected it to have a high price, which comes with the ingredients packed into it. I would absolutely consider it my first choice for Asian cuisine, and I would say that the price is worth it. Rating: 5/5 Stars I enjoyed my first visit to Asian Harbor, and I hope it is not my last, since I have yet to try more sushi rolls. Recommend To... Anyone looking to familiarize yourself with Japanese and Thai cuisines, but are looking for the challenge of using only chopsticks.

Food is always good and super fresh, good size portions, and better than most in the pricing!read more

Great service pleasant atmosphere for a close friendly dinner. Quiet dining with a friend. Large…read moreselection of affordable food to select from at a reasonable price.

Had to throw wonton soup in garbage. Even fortune cookies were stale. Soup was extra salty and…read morewontons were overcooked and mushy

This is my new go to place. Amazing food, amazing staff. Not a bad item on the menu. Hands down…read morebest Chinese around. If there were more than 5 stars, I'd give it to them.

Very nice place. Service was great. Ordered ramen which was delicious. Pork fried rice was…read moreincredible. Def recommend.

Standard sushi spot ambiance, with not enough lights, needed to use the light on my phone in the…read moremiddle of the day for lunch. Service was quick and attentive but the place was empty. Huge menu with lots of ramen options. The food came out fast but with little flavor. Lots of potential, it not enough value for me to visit again. Keep eating, keep drinking, keep living!!!!!

Always great! They were open before the big snow storm supposedly coming tonight. We were able to…read morehave dinner before going home to prepare. Love them!

Doordashed--Very good sushi rolls. Got B&W roll,…read morePhiladelphia roll, & Bull of Demon King roll. All were very good

As always, a warm welcome, excellent food and service, and generous portions. It's on the regular…read morerotation - especially for their great lunch specials.

I know I should have read the reviews first, but my swing shift co-workers and I were hungry and we…read moreall forgot to pack dinner. I grabbed everyone's order and roughly $76.00 later (minus tip) we placed our order. I cannot even begin to say how long the delivery took, but at the 1.5hr mark and my co-workers asking for status--- I knew this was not a good sign of things to come... I understand, that a large order takes time to prep, but after 3 calls and now at the 2hr mark into this, we all figured, it just was not gonna happen. But then, food arrived, and everyone grabbed their order, first bites were taken, and then the looks of disbelief and absolutely nothing, not even the rice was edible, how is that even possible???? for instance, how bad the sushi rolls were- not even fancy rolls, just 2 regular California rolls and 2 spicy California rolls, coconut rice, crispy tofu order, crispy chicken, Moo Shu chicken, beef chow fun.. anyway--- this was not a small order. Spicy California rolls, were topped with kewpie mayo and chili paste, I mean, I smelled the "hot" as soon as my co-worker took off the lid to the Spicy California rolls---took one bite and none of us could tolerate it, and I like "love" hot & spicy food, but this was, simply inedible. Unfortunately, our whole order of food was scrapped and tossed in the trash. I can't even say I would give them a second chance, because at the cost of the food, quality/taste and delivery time, I can't justify another inedible order and my co-workers would be pretty upset with me.

1:20 delivery, the food arrived as shown…read more Peanut beef, cold sesame noodles, and wonton soup. I have no idea where the under cooked broccoli came from, but that is the least of my troubles. The cold sesame noodles were hot and have as much sauce as you can see, maybe a spoonful on the top. The peanut beef looks like it's been sitting on heat for a really long time, it's completely separated. The wonton soup just smells stale, the broth is way too dark. Looks like it's been sitting on heat too. I called after an hour passed, the phone rang for over a minute, and the guy that picked up the phone said "I be there few minutes, ok? I be there few minutes" then hung up faster than I could say "ok?". If you order from this place after reading my review, I'm sorry you didn't believe me and I'm sorry I didn't read the reviews first.

This is the second review I've done for this place. I should have known that there was something…read morewrong with my order.... I ordered vegetable lo mein and shrimp lo mein and I got chow mein for both! I ordered online and when I arrived at the restaurant, the lady behind the counter tried to verify my order but I did not understand her. When I got home is when I realized what happened. I checked my order via email and it was weird looking; I think there was a glitch and the restaurant couldn't determine lo mein from chow mein.... I got screwed... I'm upset because my baby sitter left and I cannot go back and complain.

The food used to be very tasty many years ago when it had just started. Lately it's lost flavor and…read moreyou get much less for an overpriced meal.