17 Best Asian Restaurants near South Weymouth

“I have ordered from this restaurant and the food is very delicious but please read the instructions. On our last order we asked for non spicy food and everything came with the highest level of spicy to the point that it was almost non edible.“

“Very nice spot to eat and atmosphere is relaxed. We ate at a booth next time we will try the bar. Food is pretty good. A lot of choice especially on the app side. If you like Asian food this is the spot to hit. Service was great. Attentive. Our first time. Great.“

“Great delicious food,We started with spring rolls and egg rolls, honestly both were delicious they come with their sauces which are very tasty. My wife got the beef pho and I got Bún bò Huế both were super good and flavorful but I would pick the pho just for how good it was. I also got the cold coffee with condensed milk, was not a big fanDefinitely will be back, very curious to try the grilled catfish (needs 50 minutes to prepare)Food: excellentPortion: great +Customer service: very goodAmbiance: casual.Prices: affordable .Cleanliness: Adequate.Parking: available same plaza“

“This place only does take-out right now. I live about 2 minutes away and can't believe I have never had this before. We got it one nite, he got some noodles thing who cares.Mine was outstanding!!! I got beef and vegetables. To die for. And Scalian Pancakes omg...just ask for extra sauce for Pancakes. One is not enough...but seriously if you have never had this place stop by...it's really good. Not too pricey either..“

“Ordered Tuna tataki and miso soup. I needed low carb due to blood sugar and this fit the bill. The tataki was sooo good. I ordered 2 of each, one for dinner and one for lunch. All was take away except one of the tuna tataki’s. Miso soup was also delicious and comforting on a rainy day. I didn’t have sashimi or sushi but that had a sushi bar there to have it made fresh.“

“Really, really good American Chinese food. Great value, huge portions of delicious classics. If you're craving American Chinese food Jasmine Cuisine will really hit the spot.Service is excellent, everyone is kind and welcoming. I came to pick-up holding my toddler in the rain, and the lady behind the counter offered to take my bag to the car for me (which I politely declined but very much appreciated the offer).My kid also has a bad tree nut allergy, and I feel like ordering from certain Chinese places can be dicey. I let Jasmine Cuisine know when I was ordering and my kid had zero reaction/sensitivity, even though his worse allergies are to cashews and walnuts which are often featured in American Chinese and I presume in certain dishes on their menu. Gives me great peace of mind that they took my request seriously.“

“Soups here are very good and flavorful. The service is quick (implied by the name 10 second delivery) because the prep is done in advance. If you get takeout, expect noodles and most toppings to be packaged separately as trays to one container. Parking can be found on the side road. It's located behind Wollaston station.“

“This place is SO GOOD! I just moved in down the street and am so happy to have a true, authentic viet spot close by!! I've only been in for a quick banh mi grab and haven't had the chance to order any pho, but I'm sure as the weather gets colder I'll be there daily. I'm so picky about vietnamese food bc my mom had a restaurant while I was growing up. I'm sad she never taught me to speak vietnamese but the women behind the counter are so helpful and kind regardless!Highly recommend :)“

“Pleasantly surprised! We came here on a Saturday for lunch and ordered plenty of dishes which we all enjoyed. We tried the string beans, spicy fish filets, Shanghai noodles, fried rice and smoked duck. The Shanghai noodles were more of a crispy chow mein than the thicker noodle I was expecting, but it was still yummy! Service was nice and attentive as well. Unassuming on the outside, but great taste and big portions.“

“I got a misconception about this little place and until I entered and got a warm welcome. I was asking to add extra chairs as I had a group of friends coming and the service was amazing. The server didn’t complain and started pulling chairs to a corner table to make more spaces. The food was also fresh and delicious.“

“We decided to try this cafe. Very small but the food is delicious. Ordered the rice rolls with liver (for you who like liver, it was yummy!) but they certainly had loads of choices of fillings. The Chow Fun (we had chicken instead of beef) had plenty of bean sprouts as it should be. Yummy homemade wanton soup warmed us as it was a rainy day and our last dish was the pork rib in bean sauce clay pot. Everything looked so tasty we cleaned off the first dishes before I remembered to take photos which are here! Lol“

“We made it in on a quiet Monday evening. It was my first time here. My daughter loves their bubble tea. They are in a great location in Randolph. I can see this being a great place to get a refreshing drink during hot summer days. I made some great selections from their appetizer menu, but I look forward to trying their Teriyaki and Ramen Bowls. The pork dumplings and shrimp shumai were good choices.“

“It's very good, solid and I would dine here anytime. It's not too far and my Pho was an easy 5 star. Really big menu, a big dining room and good service. Please be sure to lock your car and don't talk to anyone approaching you. We saw a couple of unsavory's walking the lot and looking for an opportunity. (Pretty much a point off for that.) I had friends from Randolph, it was a great, safe town back in the day. Now it's a suburban hood like all the satellite towns around the city. With that change comes good, cheap and culturally diverse food. SilverLinings.org My seafood Pho was a huge bowl chock full of fish a few scallops and shrimp. I like it when they have 2 or 3 sizes for Pho. Of course, I get the largest size and why not for only another couple bucks. The broth was on the expected bland side and in need of enhancement. I'll get the beef next time. The summer roll looked good, the wrap was a bit thick and caused the roll to be chewy. I need to try it again. The peanut sauce while plentiful was loose and also not strong enough of a flavor. Overall: Price was good Food was good Service was good = 4“

“First time trying Thai food. Chicken Satay was flavorful and the condiments added were complimentary to the taste of the meal. The orange chicken was fresh and had a little zing at the end. I enjoyed the iced coffee too. It has a different flavor than average local coffee but it was smooth and didn't cause jitters.“

“I love the family. Angel and his wife are amazing people really great attributes to the community. I've been going here for well over a decade possibly two. All the good is great. The chicharron is everything. The stew meat also. You must try this gem.“

“I meet my best friend here regularly. We think it's the best Vietnamese food in Boston. The specials are worth trying. We haven't yet found our favorite dishes, because each time we go, we try & love something new. Their fruit shakes are also delicious!“

“OneZo is probably my favorite bubble tea spot out of the options in Quincy. My favorite is the brown sugar bubble latte, but I recommend lowering the sugar level because it is too sweet otherwise (but sweet boba that can be adjusted is better than tasteless). I like the roasted aftertaste of the tea. Prices are comparable to other places.The mochi donuts are also pretty good but pricey. I like the ube mochi donut the most, but I'm a sucker for ube in general, so I am biased.The inside has a few tables. It usually isn't too crowded when I go. There is also an app where you can collect rewards.“