Browse menus, reviews and photos of Asian Restaurants near Fort Walton Beach.
Korean · $$
402 Racetrack Road Northeast, Fort Walton Beach
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“Friendly service Fast service”
Sushi · $
652 Beal Parkway Northwest, Fort Walton Beach
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“Crunchy salmon skin hand roll so freaking good ? oh my God lol finally”
Vietnamese · $
648 Beal Parkway Northwest, Fort Walton Beach
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“best place in fort walton to get some good pho, excellent service and place looks great inside and outside !”
Thai · $
1823 Hurlburt Road, Fort Walton Beach
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“Five stars! Every meal is superb Always”
Thai · $
394 Mary Esther Cut Off Northwest, Fort Walton Beach
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“The food at Thai Town was good, and our server was kind and welcoming. We ordered several different dishes because when I try a new restaurant, I enjoy sampling foods I haven’t had before and getting the full experience. The only thing that felt a little off-putting was a comment from the lady at the register about how much food we ordered. Maybe she was joking, but it didn’t quite land that way. When customers are spending around $70 on lunch and are excited to try different items on the menu, ordering a variety should feel like a good thing! 😊 Overall, we enjoyed the food and the service from our server.”
Thai · $
1360 US-98, Mary Esther · 5.91 miles
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“You get your bang for your buck at this place!! It's easy to miss, but you do not want to miss out on this so be on the look out. Highly recommend the fresh rolls as an appetizer and the chow menu”
Thai · $
140 East Miracle Strip Parkway, Mary Esther · 2.78 miles
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“We eat Thai all the time, and I have to say this Thai food is the BEST!!! It feels light but yet so delicious!!! We now order take out at least once a week bc we are so addicted to this restaurant. It's like the other Thai restaurants feel more like recipes from home cooks which don't get me wrong, I absolutely love. But Benjarong feels like there is a Thai chef in there whooping up the most delicious menu. It's just so tasty, light, and fresh. I am so glad we found this place.”
While U.S. restaurants battle rising costs and cautious consumers, international chains are rushing in the opposite direction. They're coming to America at roughly double the pace of a decade ago.
More Americans are trying Asian foods that go beyond their usual favorites like pad thai and California rolls. Most U.S. counties (over 70%) now have at least one Asian restaurant, according to the National Restaurant Association's (NRA) 2025 trends report. Restaurantji research backs this up, showing there are 19,618 Japanese restaurants and about 36,000 Chinese restaurants across the country.