11 Best Asian Restaurants near Atlantic City

“The services and food are exceptional. Except! to my opinion the DJ played the music in a restaurant is like he DJ in a night club I think is not suitable, a classy 4 stars restaurant should have more classy atmosphere than a night club atmosphere. Also please bring back the seaweed salad!!!“

“A great place for inexpensive breakfast compared to the other restaurants here. It’s a shared business with a neighbor restaurant called the District restaurant. I enjoyed my choice of Cinnamon Raisin French Toast with additional sides. The staff was friendly.“

“Every time we visit Bally's in Atlantic City we eat at Macau kitchen. Their food is wonderful. This last visit however was not as pleasing. The food was still fantastic but our waitress was absolutely horrible. She made faces at me and made fun of me when I asked her questions about the meal. I was very specific about not liking white rice and requested fried rice but she brought me white rice anyway. She was so rude that the people sitting next to us just shook their head. We then went in the next night because we enjoy their food so much and she looked at me very strangely. She sent me in a different part of the dining area, which was fine with me, so I would be waited on by someone else. Like I said the food is fantastic!!“

“I went to Com Ga Ninh Kieu with my partner and we had a great experience. The food was fresh, flavorful, and very authentic. The chicken was juicy and well-seasoned, and the portions were satisfying. The atmosphere was cozy and welcoming, perfect for a casual meal. The service was very attentive and fast, which made everything even better. I also tried the soursop drink it was amazing, refreshing, and delicious. We really enjoyed our time here and would definitely come back. If you loved Vietnamese food. I Highly recommend this restaurant!“

“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. ??“

“Had a delicious dinner before a show at Etess Arena. Our waitress, who I believe had the name Feng, was such a joy -- very pleasant and informative regarding the menu. Pad thai was excellent. Soup dumplings were also very good. Skip the fried rice! If I return to Hard Rock, this will definitely be my dinner spot.“

“This place is super clean quiet and extremely reasonable priced.not to mention the unbelievable tasty food wow it was delicious yummy in my tummy .and the server BAY.was simply amazing...he was rt on point wen we needed anything he was rt there .we had and amazing dinner and will definitely be going bk to eat there. So anyone in the mood for best Chinese food or noodles 🍜 please stop in Caesars in Atlantic city n.j. and see my BAY.“

“Had a great time. Food was amazing. We sat at a habatchi table so the food was cooked in front of us. But there was also tables were you can sit on your knees on pillows. The only thing i didnt know was they charge you for a refill on your drink everytime you get one. They dont tell you. Luckly i only got 1 refil.“

“Food was very good. Rock shrimp was the best I’ve ever had.“

“Yama II sushi is the best! Probably my 5th time here in a month...best quality sushi...happy hour prices...great service (we love Joyce!) Angel Hair roll (the brianne way) the best...out of control roll, Hello Kitty roll, mango lovers roll...I could go on and on!! A def must try!! Kids love the rice bowls!! No need to dress up... BYOB or shots!!“

“My wife and I went here for a date night, and this is hands down my new favorite sushi spot in South Jersey.

The atmosphere is clean, comfortable, and relaxed — perfect for a casual date or a night out. They also have a hibachi grill (we didn’t do it this time), which makes it versatile if you’re going with a group.

But the real differentiator is the quality.

I’ve spent significant time in Japan (both during my Navy years and professionally), and I’m picky about sushi. A lot of places around here feel like “buffet sushi without the buffet” — the fish looks tired, the cuts are uneven, and the presentation feels mass-produced.

Not here.

The fish was fresh, clean, properly cut, and beautifully presented. You can tell immediately when a kitchen respects the product — and this one does. The rice was right, the balance was right, and nothing felt rushed or sloppy.

Pricing was very reasonable for the quality we received, which made it even better.

If you care about real sushi quality and not just big rolls drowned in sauce, this place delivers.

We’ll absolutely be back.“