17 Best Asian Restaurants near Boynton Beach

“We just had a HUGE takeout order and everything was delicious!!!“

“OMG everything was DELICIOUS!“

“I visited Hawkers for the 2nd time 2 weeks ago. I brought another group of friends there to celebrate one of our girlfriend's birthdays. Once again it was a great experience. Chef Reggie remembered me from my last visit. Manager Tom welcomed me back. Chef Benjamin came out to meet my friends and I. He wished the birthday girl happy birthday. Our waitress Dakota was very friendly and attentive. The staff made us feel special, and thanked me for coming back again and introducing my friends to the restaurant. We enjoyed the food, our drinks and the vibe of the place. A+ for customer service, hospitality and food. I will definitely come back again. I may even bring a new set of friends with me next time around.“

“Tu Do is a fantastic spot for lunch - affordable prices and a wide selection of dishes. I had the Tofu Bahn Mi & it was packed with flavor (a little bit spicy too, but worth every bite). My sister and I also shared the spring rolls, which were also great. Highly recommend!“

“Affordable and clean good food“

“This was our first time ordering from here. Here are the pros and cons: we ordered General Tso’s chicken, orange chicken, spare ribs, small veggie fried rice, wonton soup, an egg roll and a spring roll

Pros: veggie fried rice very good. Chicken on both General Tso’s and orange chicken nice and crispy. Ribs for the most part good. A bit chewy.

Cons: requested extra sauce on both chicken dishes and only got about a teaspoon of sauce on both. Egg roll and spring rolls - Will NEVER order again. If I have to squeeze duck sauce out of a packet instead of getting a small cup of sauce, not worth my time and not fresh. Sadly they are one of my favorite parts of my meal.“

“We are regulars at Lemongrass in Wellington… we have always been greeted with a smile and get stellar service. The food is exceptional and the drinks always perfect. Though we love everyone there Rit is our favorite… he’s always warm and makes the experience worthwhile“

“love the atmosphere first time visiting Sat at the bar“

“If you’re looking for amazing food and great service, this spot is a must! The Thai spring rolls were crispy, fresh, and so delicious the perfect way to start. For sushi, you have to try the spicy tuna roll, the Hawaiian roll, and of course the show stopping Lobster Bomb roll. Totally worth the money and absolutely packed with flavor.

For dessert, don’t skip the pancake just trust me on this one. Soft, sweet, topped with ice cream and whipped cream… the perfect ending to an already fantastic meal.

The new owners have really leveled things up both the service and food are absolutely delicious. Not pictured, but their lunch specials are also such a great deal, and I highly recommend the red or panang chicken curry.

Definitely one of my favorites in downtown LWB even better because it’s walking distance from my place ♥️“

“Great food, great service.“

“This spot is a hidden gem! Sitting on the corner of Lantana & Congress I have driven past it hundreds of times before I spotted it sitting at the light. I decided to take my daughter for dinner and we now have a new favorite spot! She got the bento box and I ordered a bowl. The food was amazing and the prices are great!“

“Loved the food and the service!“

“Food was great and fresh the fried chicken is to die for and great customer service and fast“

“It’s a family ran business. Everybody is so nice and helpful. We always go there on a Friday night with 10 people unannounced. And they always make room for us somewhere. They’re just very nice. Their food is always so hot and so fresh we just love it. I would definitely recommend it to my best friends. 🤩“

“Gary Woo Express has been on list to try forever but we only just made the trip. It’s a humble West Boca takeout spot with old-school vibes: red walls, laminated menus, celebrity photos taped to the wall (yes, Adam Sandler), and a couple of tables if you eat in. Not much atmosphere—but that’s not the draw.

The food is unapologetically American-Chinese, and it nails that nostalgic New York flavor. We had crispy shrimp balls (deep-fried shrimp paste wrapped in noodles—fantastic), roast pork fried rice (great char siu, wok hei, not greasy), and a standout shrimp with lobster sauce (rich, eggy, loaded with ground pork, not watered down). Portions are huge and prices fair—three dishes plus a soda ran just under $50.

They also offer a dim sum section on the menu, which we haven’t tried yet—but based on what we ate, there’s promise.

It’s not fancy, curated, or modern—but it’s the kind of takeout Chinese many of us grew up with and can’t seem to find anymore. Eat it there while it’s hot. It’s worth it.“

“good food, and a lot of choices“

“Always great! The food is amazing!“