Delicious Chinese takeout near SUNY New Paltz. Lots of vegan options including Gen Tso's tofu,…read moremixed veggies and veg fried rice. Everything we got was yummy. ... I could've saved this review which is my 420th, for a head shop but what the heck, I'll give it to Asian Fusion.

Lunch order from here the other day, consisting of steamed dumplings (above average) & General…read moreTsaos Chicken, which I ordered Extra Spicy and honestly was flavorless (). Probably won't order from here again.....

Delicious food, classy modern decor and atmosphere. Price points are on the higher end, but the…read morequality of the food is great.

I am a sucker for a good cocktail bar. The fact they offer bao buns was enough for us to stop in…read more The baos come in mushroom or duck, in a flight of 3. We ordered the duck. All you could taste was the hoisin. So sweet it buried the duck and the pickled vegetables. Why was it garnished with random lettuce? Who knows? The heavy-handed hoisin was bad, but the buns' lack of fluffiness was downright depressing. The cocktails were a blast. The one mocktail was a hit. The tiki-themed Portal, served in a poisoned-apple mug, was fun. The espresso martini was the highlight of the night. I could have used 40oz of it. Recommend the drinks. Skip the bao.

Poke means "sliced" in Hawaiian. It describes the diced, marinated raw fish dish. The Capital…read moreRegion is fortunate to have a number of good poke restaurants. This one also has an assortment of ramen, noodle bowls and bubble teas. "Hawaii" is a chain with a remarkably large menu. I came in for poke but wound up with a rice noodle bowl, instead. Orders are placed at the counter just like a fast food joint but this isn't really fast food. Most of the food is actually made to order. The staff is really patient. They'll help you navigate the massive menu with many options. If you're dining in they'll bring your orders to your table. I picked thin rice noodles with spicy miso broth and pork belly. I also asked for most of the free toppings and the free hard boiled egg. The pork belly turned out to be a fatty cut. That was on me. Next time, I'll order BBQ pork l,instead. As for that "spicy" broth, they mean it. Next time, I'll also ask for a little less heat in my broth. Still, was a delicious meal which was prepared just for me. I added a large Lycee slushie to my order. It was pretty good but too large. I have to go medium next time. I couldn't finish the meal. I took it home and ate it again for breakfast the next day (I have a cast iron stomach and can eat spicy breakfasts). If this business is part of a chain where are the other restaurants? The manager said most are on Long Island. The Castleton restaurant is the only one in the Capital Region and the restaurant is largely a family-run operation. It's clean, bright, very modern and cute. There's cute wall art. Some illuminated. Others are wallpaper depicting food, pandas and the Chinese god of wealth. This is one of those places with a menu so large that you can keep coming back and not have the same meal twice.

Decent place. The steamed chicken buns were really good. Not a lot of flavor to the ramen and they…read moremixed up all of the orders with my family. Super nice staff and good bubble tea

THEIR CHICKEN STEMMED DUMPLINGS AND CHICKEN FRIED RICE IS ACTUALLY so so so good. The staff is so…read morekind and I always find myself content with every experience I have with them after I finish paying. The prices are so reasonable for the area and the restaurant is a cute little hidden gem in that weird plaza they got going on. 5 booms.

The food here is just not very good, though the family who runs it seems very nice…read more Udon stir fry with chicken was more boiled than stir-fried. The chicken was rubbery and insipid. The dish lacked flavor. Edamame (boiled and salt added -- one cannot go wrong) and Man du (meat and vegetable dumplings) were very good. Save for the appetizers, I'll never go back.

Went here to dine in for a date night on a Friday evening. It was very quiet which is surprising…read morefor how nice everyone was and how good the food is! They did seem to do quite a bit of takeout. It's located in a little strip mall right off route 8 in Torrington so it's super easy to access! The food was so good! We split crab rangoons and scallion pancakes and they were so fresh and didn't have that greasy/oily after taste that a lot of places have. Our waitress was so kind and explained one of the dishes to me and actually showed me how to use chopsticks as I wasn't quite grasping it from reading the instructions on the wrapper. They also were super nice chopsticks and not the cheap wooden ones that sometimes splinter! For our entrees my boyfriend had three different sushi rolls, the Godzilla the, the mermaid and the volcano and said they were all really good! They also were huge so we ended up taking half of it home. I had the Chicken Yaki Udon which is basically stir fried udon noodles with chicken and veggies in a sweet soy type sauce. Our waitress asked if we wanted ice cream at the end and it was the perfect way to end the meal! Everyone was so kind and the food was so good that we will definitely be back!!

Have to give fellow Yelp-ers credit for this one. We were looking for sushi - but committed to…read moretrying a place we had not yet been. Was skeptical on semi-off-the-beaten path location and look of the adjoining businesses in the strip mall - but now love the place more due to it. Don't let the outside fool you. Beautiful and clean inside. Outstanding service and quality. Fair prices for the portion, yet they are not taking advantage of the customer. Really good. Really positive experience. Will absolutely be back.

Great service, food and atmosphere. Although the prices are a bit high, the food was worth it.read more

I don't understand how this place got such great reviews, their food is just sad…read more We got a couple of rolls and the salmon was a pale pink color. Not fresh and drenched in sauce to cover it up. The Mongolian beef was better, but given they have the word "sushi" in their name, you would expect it to be good.

Cool high ceilinged industrial space with booths, an old time lunch counter, tables, high tables…read moreand a few outdoor tables on a covered patio. Order at the counter. Very inventive menu with some great sandwich options, salads, side veggies, and more. We struggled on what to get because everything looked tasty. The guy taking orders/running the register gave us great suggestions and knew the menu well. We went with a burger, fish sandwich, chicken Milanese sandwich and chilled long bean salad. We all traded bites and everything was excellent. My chicken was thin and crispy and still juicy on a perfect sesame seed bun with arugula and aioli - squeeze of lemon on top and we're good to go! Burger was juicy, and flavorful and the blackened fish was most delicious. The long beans slayed in an Asian type dressing with some Chiles in it - just the right amount of spice. Great selection of beer and wine plus tasty n/a drinks too. The pie slices sounded great but we couldn't pass up on the soft serve. Current flavors were corn and brown butter caramel. We got a swirl of both and inhaled it. Well worth a visit!

All around good food, service, atmosphere. We try to get there once a month for breakfast.read more

They have the best pho I've ever tried and the service was fast and great despite them being very…read morebusy when I went!

Saigon Spring is one of my favorite restaurants in the Capital Region. I cannot believe, I have…read morenever reviewed them. The staff, the food, the everything is just wonderful. I really like the tofu steak, the shredded tofu over rice noodles (with many vegetables), the crispy roasted chicken, the shaking beef, and the crispy vegetarian rolls. I like their pho as well, but the tofu steak is so delicious, I hardly ever deviate. I appreciate their tea options which are served in a pot. I usually get a pot of ban shan tea which is very calming. The space is neat and clean. The ambiance is created by the people more so than the decor. When you look around, people are just enjoying their food and each other. Those, like me, sitting solo, are eating our meals like it is satisfying more than physical hunger. I am truly grateful Saigon Spring and those who make it so special are here.

My husband and I have been getting curry bowls from CB for maybe 10 years now? It's our go to when…read morewe start to feel sick. That spicy curry work wonders on your sinuses and gut. Rice noodles are perfection. Drive up window is so convenient. Always great, kind people working.

We had eaten here once before, and liked it. I was coming out of Walmart, saw the place, and…read moreremembered how good it was. It was spotless inside, and everybody was friendly. I like the large Mexican/Asian fusion menu. There is something on it for everybody. I started with the Malay curry wontons. Dumplings in a red curry sauce. They were delicious! They were tender, the generous filling was delicious, and they had just a little bit of a gentle heat to them. I could feel my forehead sweat just a little bit. I liked them. For my main course, , I had the Asian rice bowl with teriyaki beef. I chose the seasoned rice, and it came topped with cabbage, carrot, cucumber, bean sprouts, broccoli, bokchoy, cilantro, and egg. I had mine with Teriyaki Sauce. The bowl was huge, and it was delicious. The meat was tender and had a good flavor, the veggies, and the rice were done just right, and I like the addition of the egg. Everything played very well together. It was rich, but not overly so. There was a lot of food, and I took some of the dumplings and the rice bowl home for later. I had a soda, but they also offer Boba tea, beer, even soju, among other things.. The price was very reasonable, especially for the fact that I got two meals out of it. I will be back. Thank you.

A niche spot, great if you like the sweet/salty fried chicken taste. They also have a kale salad…read morethat's really good. The spot is nice, tons of little positive messages, cool outdoor patio, freestyle seating and games all around. Great for groups and it's cozy! Zack(h?) behind the counter is delightful, staff is professional and efficient.

Backbar was an experience! It's house in the back of antique shop, though to me it seemed like an…read moreold body shop the way it was set up. The vibe was very eclectic. There were communal tables and chairs lined up near the garage doors. Plus, more lounge seating with couches. The bar was small with about 6-8 stools for seating. Menu-wise, they offer a bunch of great small plate options. It's all Asian inspired foods - we ordered the crab Rangoons which is made from real crab. None of that imitation crab here! For drinks, we both started with the poison flower which was a vodka and hibiscus based drink. It was perfect for me and I ended up having 3! The Old Fashioned was excellent. I'd come back again but will wait until the summertime when they have their lot open with outdoor seating.