10 Best Asian Fusion Restaurants near Atlantic City

“After 8 hours of grueling CPE, I decided to visit PF Chang's for dinner and cocktails on this dreary Monday in Atlantic City. It was the right choice. PF Chang's offers a Asian bistro atmosphere and a robust dinner & drink menu. Instead of waiting over an hour to sit and eat, I opted to sit at the bar for my food and drink. Tonight, I was more thirsty than hungry so I ordered the Northern style pork spare ribs and red dragon margaritas. Both were excellent. My server, Danielle, was attentive and friendly (very busy too). I recommend PF Changs when visiting the Tropicana in Atlantic City.“

“The food was good and service good as well. Flavors are what you would expect from a good Asian restaurant. I say Asian because there were Chinese, Japanese, and Korean dishes on the menu. There were definitely some more authentic dishes than you would find elsewhere. Outside of a casino I would consider the prices high, but par for the game when eating inside a casino.“

“Nice quality. I would give it a solid 4 out of 5.
The place is tucked in the outskirt of the main Tropicana casino floor. One has to walk the whole floor to get here.
Not super popular though because it’s pretty expensive ($10 miso soup anyone???)“

“Great food and tea and the owners are super friendly! Highly recommend. I love the kimchi rice and coconut boba.“

“We stay at the tropicana four or five times a year, for the last seven years, and I never knew this was here! It's hidden behind the baccarat tables to the left of jade palace. I had the middle wonton soup and it was delicious, exactly what I alway want! This place is open from 3pm-7am, which is perfect because I usually want it around 3am.The down fall was that there basically is no service. There's a counter in the back of the gaming room with a few bar stools. I had to yell in the back to get someone to come out, so food the lady after me. The room/ games are directed towards Asian people and the man behind the counter was Asian as well. He didn't speak English so its a good thing there are only five options on the menu so you can just point to what you want. He seemed to be in tune with the people playing the games, spoke that language and was talking their orders as they yelled them out from their gaming table.Regardless, I'm just happy to have late night noodles, even if I don't fit in!“

“food for your soul healthy“

“Ask for private table away from casino. Away from sound and smoke. Smoke wasn't a big factor but you notice the smell. Food my husband had Singpore Noodles loved. Egg rolls loved. I had Vietnamese Pho selected rare beef wasn't. It cooks while in broth flavor still good.“

“Missed dinner and hunger crept in at midnight. Luckily I made it here 5 minutes before closing. The chef was kind enough to take my order for a warm & hearty bowl of beef brisket noodles.Casino food is generally pricey and $21.35 fits the bill. About a 30% markup for noodles. This applies to the majority of Asian dining in vicinity.Only had $15 comp points so paid rest in cash. But Lady Luck ? was present at the tables. ??“

“This was a wonderful surprise we tied & was so pleasantly surprised by their pho soups were off the hook delish! We’re coming from Manhattan & this soup really knocked us off our seats! Thnx“

“Mito Asia food was delicious. The portions are big, the food was fresh, the service was fast and l felt at home. l just love the mango slushie. My belly is very happy going there. l have now a favourite spot with Mito Asia. lf you never visited the restaurant l ask, "What are you waiting for?" 5 stars! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“