18 Best Asian Fusion Restaurants near Marriottsville

“This place…wow. Haven’t had a bad meal. So impressed by their wonton soup. The broth is obviously homemade. The handmade pork dumplings were absolutely delicious and had a great fragrant ginger taste. The general tsos chicken is easily the best I’ve ever had. Huge chunks of white meat chicken in a very crispy batter and addicting delicious sauce. Really can’t say I’ve had better Chinese food anywhere else. My husband and I love this place!!“

“This spot's noodles were highly touted and rightfully so. These are among the best noodles I've had in my life.I've been three times and the noodles are consistently the highlight. On one occasion my proteins were dry which is why it's "only" four stars but it's looking like that was an isolated incident.The service was exceptional. The lady at the counter and her little girl were adorable together as they took my order. I don't know if it's a ploy to get a bigger tip out of me but it worked.I'd highly recommend visiting Kokoyami when you're in the Windsor Mill/ Catonsville area.“

“Looking for Poke? This place is excellent. The edemame is crisp. Veggies are fresh. Tuna was excellent and tofu with sauce is a winner.Couldn’t use the app or electronic ordering as 2 item bowl requires adding a 3 rd item before ordering-so had to order in person.“

“Don't come at me for liking this place. Yes it's expensive. Yes the view of the lake is nice and calming. Yes the servers aren't Japanese even if it's a Japanese restaurant. Yes it's right near Whole Foods which is probably part of why it's expensive. In comparison to the other sushi restaurants in the area, I think this place has enough ambiance things going on to justify the price. Also where else am I going to get eel avocado with that much green on it and thickly sliced eel? Salmon sashimi (ate it too quick) was thick, melt in the mouth, and delicious. Tempura udon was pretty good too. Went here for lunch and will probably be back!“

“We went to do the poke, and wound up with soup, noodles and curry. Really good! The wonton soup had a really good dark, spicy broth (not vegetarian!). My wife's combination lo mein was really good, and the Thai curry with tofu was some of the best I've had.The owners were really fun to talk with, a couple of extroverts doing something they seem to really enjoy. Service was fast, fresh and very friendly! We dined in, "picnic style," as John described it! ? Extra star on the atmosphere for the conversation!I'll have to go back to sample more of the vegetarian options. The vegetables in my curry were no afterthought, but really good, and the firm tofu was really enjoyable. Not sure how to convey that, because the tofu isn't usually a highlight. It looks like even the banh mi if available veggie. Lots of options!Vegetarian options: It looks like all the main dishes are available with a veggie option. My tofu curry was really good, and not just a mish-mash without meat.“

“Food is absolutely amazing! The staff was extremely nice and efficient. Our friends took us here for happy hour sushi and we came back three days later because we couldn’t get enough. Also the prices are very affordable for high quality sushi. 11/10.“

“I have lived in MD for 20 years & never found a good Asian restaurant until I was referred to the Asian Taste restaurant. I ordered chicken & Broccoli which was excellent & flavorful. They gave me a lot of chicken. I told a friend about it that evening & she also went and ordered food & enjoyed it very much. It's a 30 minute ride from my house & worth it.“

“They have a lot of food options for those with dietary restrictions. The service is good but I want to give a big thumbs up to Ms. Matilde! We came 20 mins to closing and they were close to running out of a few items. (They could have easily given us what was available but she and the other employees told us to wait while they made fresh veggies and protein for us.) She even offered us drinks while we waited which was nice! Asked if I had any rewards because I always forget to use them. Overall a great experience!“

“The Pork Belly Buns are to die for. The service at all of the businesses is always great. It's typically pretty loud. This is not the place if you want quiet ambiance and intimate conversation. But if it's fast service, nice folks, and great food, you're in luck.“

“Ikkyu is inside Lotte's food court and is my favorite choice out of the 4 restaurants inside! Tonkatsu 10/10- crispy, lots of sauce- comes with rice, pasta salad with cucumbers, a side salad, pickled yellow radish, and a small bowl of miso soup - they used to also give kimchi but I guess they updated the menu Once you order, they'll call your order name/number on the intercom once it's finished. Service is relatively quick!“

“I had a great time for lunch the other day! The food was fresh and delicious- They had a huge selection- noodles, sushi! The staff was attentive and we got water right when we sat down. The restaurant was painted dark but had a lot of light coming in! It was a relaxed vibe for sure“

“This place is BOMBBB! I love everything about this place and the food is amazing. My favorite thing about this place is their Mango Tango Green Tea. It does it for me every single time! No other place has perfected mango green tea like them (ask for extra sweet if you don’t wanna taste the green tea). It’s bomb. And I love the lady at the counter. She so nice and welcoming. Everyone there is hardworking too. Anyways, I love this place!“

“Our son goes to UMBC & took him out to lunch last Saturday & we picked this Bonchon location. Was afraid the chicken would be meh but it was actually very good. We got an order or 8 mixed - half soy & half spicy. Got another 8 of spicy & some bulgogi fried rice. The wings were fried perfectly. I thought the spicy would be mild given this is a chain restaurant catering to 'Muricans but it was very spicy. Great flavor, but the spiciness builds. We really enjoyed both. Will try the other sauces next time. The fried rice was superb. Definitely recommend this place & we'll eat here again in the future when we take our son out for lunch.“

“The food is delicious and the staff are friendly. I got the beef with broccoli, tender juicy pieces and the broccoli has the right amount of crunch to it. Rice wasn't dry and the egg rolls are top notch. Most Oriental joints don't use spring roll paper so you get a lot of "dough" and no crunch with your egg roll. Asian Kitchen does it right with spring roll paper a small bits of shrimp inside of these crunchy treats. I'll also give it to them for using Fortune Cookies that actually have fortunes inside instead of life advice.“

“Really enjoyed lunch at this location. Great server. Short brown woman. She had the best attitude. She was attentive to all of our needs. My salt and pepper prawns were so fresh and well made I asked to thank the chef. Chef Dom, thank you. Everything was hot and fresh, and delicious.“

“Your experience will vary based on what you order. I liked the Peking duck and crab rangoon here. The duck was quite fresh and the skin was crispy. There were a lot of pancakes (probably not the right name) but we still had to ask for more because there were a lot of duck! The crab rangoon was sweet and crispy. It tastes pretty unique actually. I highly recommend both dishes.We also ordered fried lotus roots with some vege but they were out of most vege as we went there quite late at night. It tasted quite good but also a good amount of spice. I have a feeling that most of the other dishes will taste good too.The decor is quite okay. Imagine an up-scale Chinese restaurant with rich owners. It's too far of a drive for me to frequent this place but if I'm ever in the area, I'd eat here again.“

“This was my first visit to this establishment. We had lunch here the lunch special is $9.25 which is very good for the amount of food they give you. I tried Orange chicken with jasmine rice nice flavor. The dipping sauce for the egg roll was tasty as well. The wait staff were pleasant. The ambiance was peaceful and relaxing . I will visit again.“

“This place is such an institution, it probably doesn’t really need another review. However maybe this would be helpful for people who are not as interested in the double fried chicken as their dining mate is. My friend ordered the boneless chicken wings and was elated at the decadent, umami flavors, and what’s not to like with all that salt and fat? I ordered the crispy tofu bibimbob, the somewhat more healthful choice. The tofu was appropriately crispy, but not overly so, and happily not too salty. If anything, it maybe leaned towards the bland side. Plenty of rice, vegetables and sauce on the side, served in a warm stone bowl. it was a pretty cool sensory experience, but an underwhelming taste experience. I suppose that’s what you get for going to Bon Chon and ordering something other than double fried chicken. ? the service was very attentive and friendly.“