9 Best Asian Restaurants near Derby

“The food was very good. The food is reasonably priced and portions are a good size. I will definitely go back to eat in and order take out too. The noodle dishes are very good. You can also ask them to make you a custom stir fry wok dish---just ask! This is the best option for Chinese food in this area (Derby / Valley). It's in the level of Lao Szechuan in Milford, but a smaller menu.“

“We've been going to Sonny's regularly for years. The menu is creative and the food is always fresh, delicious and consistent. As well as a great value. The knowledgeable staff is always warm and welcoming with a smile and conversation. A top notch eatery that I have no qualms going out of my way for and would highly recommend that everybody try Sonny's.“

“Great food and service“

“Often go here with my wife, I usually get fried rice or orange chicken, but she appreciates it for its authentic Chinese dishes and has tried a number of them and keeps coming back so it must be good. Nice relaxed atmosphere and friendly staff.“

“some of the best, freshest, Asian food I've had in a long time! A must try! the dynamite roll, szechuan dumplings, and duck fajitas...soooo good! Need dessert? Try the green tea ice cream tempura or the banana tempura!“

“Sarku makes a slightly tastier teriyaki chicken than this place, but the workers were so friendly here that I just had to give them my business instead!! The portions of food are also more generous than Sarku, so if you're split between the two restaurants then I would recommend Teriyaki Way ??“

“The food is delicious and reasonably priced. It's a buffet style where you can fill a to-go box once, but you can put as much food as you want, as long as you can close the box. They don't weigh the food. I buy from here regularly; one box of food is enough for two meals.“

“Great Appetizer!!! Put #SweetBazil to Shame #Paul is a great Host“

“Usually this is my go-to place for Chinese takeout. I’ve always found their food flavorful and reasonably priced. Last night I ordered vegetable chow mein, expecting noodles (as pictured in my Google search). Mein literally means noodles. So I was surprised and disappointed when I received this bowl of bland, limp vegetables, and no noodles at all. When I called the restaurant they told me that chow mein doesn’t have noodles; if I wanted noodles I should have ordered lo mein. I did some research and apparently this is a regional thing, though not - after surveying my other east coast friends - all that widespread. Anyway, I was disappointed and I’m thinking of taking my business somewhere else. I did give four stars because of past experiences, but I wanted to give a heads up to anyone looking for noodles in their noodles dish.“