Browse menus, reviews and photos of Asian Restaurants near Noblesville.
Asian · $
2295 Greenfield Avenue, Noblesville
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“Absolutely the best!!”
Asian · $
12919 Campus Parkway, Noblesville
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“The food is fantastic! My family eats here nearly once a week and we have an excellent experience every time.”
Asian Fusion · $
74 North 9th Street, Noblesville
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“Food tastes good, portions are quite large, enough to fill you up and then some.”
Asian Fusion · $
9719 East 116th Street Apt 450, Fishers · 6.18 miles
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“Great food. Fresh vegetables and many choices.”
Asian · $
5939 East 82nd Street, Indianapolis · 10.25 miles
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“It’s really worth a visit! The food is AMAZING and price is on point! I wish I visited them sooner I would not have wasted my money on other places that are much less YUMMY.”
Asian Fusion · $
4026 East 82nd Street, Indianapolis · 10.59 miles
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“Great place to eat! Friendly People!!”
Japanese · $$
2450 East 146th Street, Carmel · 6.61 miles
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“Takoyaki is the best.Nice place”
Asian · $
9657 Olio Road, McCordsville · 9.37 miles
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“Best Chinese food with real quality! This is the best Chinese food with quality, hands down. We had a date night and decided to order curbside pickup and it was perfect. We got the beef stir-fried udon noodles and it was flavorful, fresh, and generous portions. Food 5/5, Service 5/5, everything top class. You can tell they care about quality. Fast curbside pickup, food still hot and delicious. Adding this to my date night list in my book 365 DAYS OF LOVE: A Date Night Planner & Reflection Journal for Couples on Amazon - sometimes the best date night is cozy at home with amazing takeout. Tips: 1. Order the beef stir-fried udon noodles - a must try! 2. Curbside pickup is super fast and easy, great for a last-minute date night. 3. Check their daily specials board for extra value. 4. Make it intentional - we lit a candle, put phones away, and used our journal prompts while we ate.”
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.