Really good ramen and a nice casual spot. The broth was flavorful, the noodles were cooked just…read moreright, and everything tasted fresh. Definitely a place I'd come back to.

My mom and I grabbed lunch from New Asian Fusion for takeout. We weren't super hungry so we only…read moredecided to get an appetizer and entree to split. Kung Pao Chicken is one of our favorites, so we went with that with a side of fried rice and crab rangoons. I had placed the order online and it was ready within 15-20 minutes like it had said. Three stars because this wasn't my favorite meal. I'm used to having a good amount of veggies in Kung Pao Chicken but this only had bell peppers, onions, and a very few mushrooms. Flavor was also pretty bland; if it wasn't, it probably would've made up for the lack of veggies. Fried rice was pretty good, rangoons were also just okay. Maybe some of their other options are better so we may be back!

This food is so authentic and made with love. We come back at least a few times a month and would…read morego every day if we could. The staff is friendly and caring.

Door dashed from here and got the lemongrass chicken vermicelli bowl, special pho, and appetizer…read moreplatter. Everything, including the appetizers (gyoza, tempura shrimp, egg roll, crab puff) was very good. My only complaint would be about the amount of sauce for the vermicelli bowl, I would definitely add an extra next time.

My daughter, granddaughter and I stopped in for dinner and we're immediately told there was no…read moreavailability, despite several empty tables. Both hostess at the front didn't offer a wait list. Instead, we were offered a table in the back outside while everyone else was seated inside. As a Black family, the experience left us feeling unwelcome. I can't say why we were treated this way, but the interaction was extremely disappointing, we chose to dine elsewhere. Update: After my original review, the restaurant reached out to apologize for our experience. We decided to give them another chance, and I'm glad we did. Our return visit was completely different. The service was excellent, and we had the pleasure of meeting the Ashley Cook, General Manager and the owner. They made us feel genuinely welcome. I appreciate that they took our feedback seriously and worked to make things right. Our server Tyler was exceptional.

I am literally never disappointed with the food here, nor am I disappointed with the service or the…read moredrinks. Music is always on pointe and I would never change the look or ambiance of the place either. My last trip here though I had to ask about why the menu had stopped changing as often since we were one of two parties there in the middle of happy hour and there was a large framed picture of a bartender with a bunch of signed notes on the bottom of it beside me at the bar. It turns out that one of the oldest curators and bartenders of the bar and restaurant had passed from a drunk driving incident and I had not known at all! Gosh I was so disappointed in myself that I had ever complained about not having a new menu to try after that...but at the same time it was amazing to hear so many great anecdotes and to learn so much more about him and the history of the bar itself while dining this time. I had a lot of fun times at this bar - including remembering the first time I met that bartender and sharing that memory with the staff that told me their story. They also shared that they would be coming out with a new menu very soon and some of the new items and ideas that would be rolling out so I am also very excited to go back! New food menu tomorrow too?! What?! I was almost tempted to back today to get more of their amazing dishes from the main menu!! Thank you Cat for the amazing hospitality! I learned so much about Gaea in one afternoon too :D Love it. To update about the food I tried but some of you may not get to try since they're changing it up :P *Tiger Shrimp - DIVINE - JUICY ZUCCHINI STUFFED WITH CURRY THAT MAKES YOUR ENTIRE MOUTH WATER JUST THINKING ABOUT IT ONCE ITS EVER TOUCHED YOUR TONGUE - the prawns are BIGGER THAN YOUR MIDDLE FINGER *Thai Salad - zesty spicy, VERY filling and made in lettuce cups, so very much not your typical salad but very tasty *steak skewers - much more like the juiciest steak I've literally ever had on a skewer - LITERALLY...but not because it's fat, just because they somehow made this steak completely juicified - don't ask me how - ask Cat *Mole Chicken Skewers - My favorite...you should just try it.

Omg! The best Pho I ever had. I got the rare steak with the beef tendon. They were very generous…read morewith the amount of beef tendon in the bowl. I give their food and service a 10/10. I will definitely be back.

At its core, this is a Vietnamese restaurant specializing in Pho. They label themselves as Fusion…read moreand has some "fusion" items but it really wan't fusion at all. As a plus, they were open on Easter Sunday so off I went with my Wife and baby. We were the only ones for a long time. They had a wall where apparently some customers could draw on it? Bizarre but I guess they're going for "youth". Service was fine...they had some college kids there but they did well. My Pho was fine, good broth, hot broth. It's what you'd expect at a Vietnamese restaurant. My wife ordered some veggie dumplings and they were exactly the same as the frozen dumplings we buy from the asian supermarket. Her Veggie fried rice was joke with a very small quantity and no real veggies. Overall, stick with the Pho and you'll be fine.

This is a really cute little spot for ramen and Hawaiian food. I knew it was going to be a place I…read moreliked when I noticed all of the Pokemon and anime art in the windows. I ordered the copy ramen and it was really good. I like that they gave these toys and how I wanted my egg cooked because I really don't like soft boiled eggs. My friend had some kind of a combo meal and it looks fantastic. In fact I wish I had ordered that instead of the ramen. My ramen was yummy, although I thought it would be a darker beef ramen and it was not. Our server was not the friendliest in the world but she got the job done. I guess that's all the counts. I would definitely come back here to try the Hawaiian dishes because they look seriously delicious, but I wouldn't make a special trip for the ramen.

So delicious! My son and I have been hooked on their chicken combos recently. DoorDash is super…read morequick compared to other places too. Pro tip, add a side of kimchi! We've only ever ordered delivery but the prices are pretty reasonable even with delivery fees and they run good deals regularly. Enjoy!

This is hands down one of our favorite restaurants! The spicy won tons, brisket ramen and Mongolian…read morebeef are our go-tos! The customer service is amazing, Abby and Yang are so personable and sweet and exceptionally attentive. Also, you can't beat the prices!

I've been wanting to try this place ever since they opened and I left today a bit disappointed…read more I ordered the wagyu brisket mini-hotpot-for-one and a Thai fried rice. The hotpot was a bit bland and I had to add quite a bit of soy sauce to taste anything as I went with the Szechuan broth. The fishball with roe had a really off putting taste to it either it was old or a different brand used because they are typically quite good. This is the first time where I was unable to eat it due to the flavor and texture. Traditionally hotpot is served with a side of dipping sauce to accommodate with the proteins/veggies. Since there wasn't any, the only option was soy sauce lol... Overall quite bland and pricey for what you get compared to other places. The Thai fried rice was interesting. I wasn't sure what was "Thai" about it because it tasted like a typical fried rice. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't great. It had good flavor compared to the bland hotpot. At the time of my visit it was pretty empty and no one checked on us the entirety of the meal and I had to stand up to try and find a server to check out. Maybe the entryway blocks the view of the servers? Idk. The silverware was also dirty. Asked for a new spoon and there was a small food but stuck on it alongside my plate having some oil on it. I dont see myself coming back here but I do wish them the best. Theres not a lot of asian businesses in East Mesa, especially ones that offer hotpot.

Q: Why did the hot pot break up with the broth? A: It…read morecouldn't handle the heat. Came here for Lunar New Year Day lunch. It had been dark and drizzling and hot pot sounded perfect. The two of us ordered two mini hot pots but fair warning, I think one mini hot pot is enough for two people, especially if you order some sides. We ordered siu mai (frozen) and their house-made spicy wontons. For the hot pot, we got one with a sha cha based and the other with the house spice blend. I really liked the House Spice Blend. Not a bad hot pot spot but I'm not sure I would be back given that there are other great places nearby that makes a good hot pot. Service here was attentive but sparse. The day we came, it seemed like there was only one server. I saw four people walk away after not being seated. I wish this place much success.

This is probably more of a 3.5 star rating. I came here on a double date on a Wednesday night. We…read morewere seated right away. A party in our group has a dairy allergy, so we did have to go back and forth with the server to confirm what can and cannot be eaten. It took a bit of time but the server was patient. Some things were good and some weren't. The mini hotpot was good. I got the mushroom broth and chose the chuck eye roll for the meat. It's a good enough of food and my husband and I ended up sharing it. We also liked the spicy cucumber salad. The spicy pork and shrimp dumplings were disappointing. I know I can't compare it to din tai fung but these were hard and undercooked. The pork and chive dumplings were pretty tasty. We got to try a pan fried bao and it was decent but not worth getting IMO. Our friend got the kimchi fried rice and said it was good. Portion is generous. It's hit or miss.

Traveled West valley to east valley for their flavors! (And for 99ranch)…read more Bo Kho Mi - Beef Stew with egg noodle - good! They have a unique flavor here on the sweeter side. So far they are number one in beef stew. Broken Rice with Grilled Pork and steamed egg patty. Also good! Service is great. Ambiance is clean. Family restaurant. Was nice seeing the teenagers bond and talk about their college experience while still coming home to bond with one another and the family members.

Cyclo Vietnamese Cuisine stands out from the many other Vietnamese restaurants in the valley by…read moreserving dishes that are not as common. I would definitely go here if you're looking for something new or seeking a rarer dish. They also have VERY generous portion sizing, so it's pretty good value. If you wanted something familiar like pho or rice dishes, I personally feel that other places do them better. I have a family member who went separately who said the banh khot (a rarer dish in the US) they ordered was better than the regular Vietnamese offerings. When my partner I went, service was a little slow and distracted. They currently have the World Cup games playing on the TV for both customers and themselves. I don't mind the fanfare around the excitement for the games, but the waiter did get our food order wrong due to the distraction :( The bussed tables were pretty clean, but a lot of tables were left unbussed for a very long time due to the game too. My partner and I went with the meatball and brisket pho and bun thit nuong (except this one came out wrong and was just bun cha gio). Cyclo's pho style is on the sweeter side. I was a little shocked at how sweet it was. The bowl size is huge and comes with plenty of noodles. They don't skimp. My partner's bun cha gio was okay. Cyclo is a little more special in that they put taro in their cha gio (egg rolls). We personally weren't fans of this, but it is unique. The taro gives the filling a slimier texture. Overall, my partner and I wouldn't return again for the food unless we wanted something more new, but we do love how good value Cyclo is.

This is my third time visiting this restaurant, which is a lot since I don't live anywhere nearby…read more However, I am frequently in the area for work and whenever the timing works, you can find me here. The food is always freshly made, with quick, friendly service a d plentiful portions. This time, although I usually get a lunch special, I opted for the monthly special Orange Chicken. It was more like a house special chicken and it was delicious! I even enjoyed it the next day. However, it's best enjoyed freshly prepared with a perfectly breaded and crispy coating paired with moist, tender chicken and a tasty sauce.

Food is delicious service very friendly Evrything is…read moredelicious the pad Thai has great flavor , does not have carrots in it , also highly recommend the mango lemonade it has chucks in it , the tom yum soup very delicious on a cold rainy cloudy day , the soup has allot of meats and tomato I didn't taste any lemongrass but it had cilantro , different from what I have tasted bfore more on the tamato side but still delicious and hearty I recommend it's a lil spicy

Went for lunch and tried the appetizer sampler and the Mandarin Tofu Stir Fry. Everyone there was…read moresuper nice, attentive, and the food came out extremely fast. It's a hearty hot meal for anyone looking for a quick bite. I thought the appetizer sampler was a good deal if that's what you're looking for. I thought everything was a bit bland for me. The stir fry was full of bright and tasty veggies. It's rare to find a restaurant that still sells fried tofu dishes at a reasonable price. I tried a bite of the mongolian beef and did not like it. I would not recommend it because it was extremely sweet. It was almost like syrup. And there was no spice whatsoever. Something else may speak to me, but I'm still looking for a good quick Chinese restaurant in the desert.

Have always been hesitant to eat here since I'm never quite sure how good the Chinese food really…read moreis, as a Chinese person myself. We got the green curry, the Tott's signature noodles, and the salt and pepper shrimp. I think if I've never had Chinese food in my life, I'd think everything is good... but alas. The noodles were my favourite, but lacked a lot of flavour. It was a little dry as well. The curry was okay, but again, lacked flavour. The shrimp, you guessed it, lacked flavour. It is not a traditional salt and pepper shrimp at all, more of a popcorn shrimp. I recommend going to Asian Cafe Express for your Chinese food fix. I do not think I would come back sadly.