9 Best Asian Restaurants near Shelton

“Great food and service“

“I got the Ma Po tofu ($12) and vegetable Thai fried rice ($12). Both were pretty good and the Ma Po had nice spice level; lower than what I would expect which made it easier to eat. The staff was very accommodating and their complimentary fried wonton strips are the best I’ve ever had.“

“Excelente comida y un servicio excepcional, el lugar es muy acogedor y el personal muy amable.“

“If you can tell from my photos, some of the food is already eaten because I couldn’t wait to take pictures before eating. I love finding good, authentic Chinese food and this place fits the bill! The family that runs it is super nice and the food compares favorably to places I’ve eaten in New York. Specifically, the broth in the soup dumplings was very tasty. I’ve also never had the mushroom salad served warm like they do here. I’ve usually had it cold, but I like how the warm mushroom salad absorbed the dressing. I will definitely return!!“

“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.“