Asian Restaurants near Edgewater

“Cozy Thai restaurant with a warm atmosphere and friendly service. The drunken noodles were flavorful with plenty of vegetables, and the fried rice was fresh and satisfying. Portions are generous and prices are reasonable for the area. A solid neighborhood choice for casual Thai food in Edgewater.“

“Great food! Great atmosphere and great view of the city!“

“Love the food and atmosphere here, customer service is also excellent! I am so happy to come to this restaurant for the food. I love the manager Michelle 💖 Employees are super friendly and top-notch! I love to go for a walk outside afterwards. Highly recommend 🥰“

“Fast delivery, I ordered the teriyaki and Fried rice bowl, good flavor and would order again. I also ordered the apple cinnamon Bao as it looked amazing, it was very disappointing. The apples weren't seasoned so all I could taste was the breading, I will not order that again and I only ate 1 of them.“

“Hands down probably the best Chinese food in the city. I could eat here everyday.“

“The ramen here may not be the best in Manhattan, but the prices are very reasonable, especially for Manhattan. The service and atmosphere are both decent as well, making it a good option for a weekday lunch. Overall, it offers great value for the price, which is probably why it gets such high ratings.“

“The pineapple pork bun at Mei Lai Wah is an absolute masterclass in contrasting textures and unapologetic flavors.
It is a heavy, comforting contradiction a hot, savory meat filling locked inside a sugary, crisp pastry shell. Because both the cookie crust and the barbecue glaze lean heavily into sugar, it is an intense flavor bomb. It can feel incredibly rich or even one-note after a while, but when you catch one fresh and steaming straight out of the oven, it is the ultimate sweet-and-savory comfort food.“

“Wonderful experience!!!!!“

“This is the todo spicy Kim chi hot pot & The rice cakes with vegetables and Tofu“

“Local favorite. Can’t go wrong. It’s not cheap, but worth it. I’d pass on the scallion pancakes. They barely have scallion or scallion flavor. But my main gripe is please hire competent behind the POS. Why am I asking 2 and 3 times if an order was received? Why are you answering “hello?” Instead of Handpulled Noodle? And why are you saying the restaurant is on 148th? Lol it’s in on Broadway between 148th and 149th. Just a very bizarre experience on a Friday night.“