Browse menus, reviews and photos of Asian Restaurants near Baldwinsville.
Chinese · $
36 East Genesee Street, Baldwinsville
Customers’ favorites
“I love China King. Have been going there for a long time. The food is always hot and delicious. Always ready in 15 minutes. People have to remember, it is just the 2+ of them running the restaurant. So be king people. I will always recommend China King!!!!!!!!”
Asian · $
4114 West Genesee Street, Syracuse · 8.98 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Typical take out layout so atmosphere is of that style. But their food is the best Asian take out in town always fresh, fast, & correct... And I'm a pain in the ass and always special order with changes. They never get it wrong even when packed and super busy”
Thai · $$
7421 Oswego Road Suite 9, Liverpool · 6.03 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Had a delicious taste of the Orient while dining at Bangkok Thai & Japanese Restaurant yesterday. 🏯 We were greeted and seated immediately by a very respectful hostess/server. For appetizers, we split Chicken Money Bags ($12.95) and Crab Rangoons ($8.95). The Crab Rangoons were unlike any I’ve had elsewhere—the filling was reminiscent of a cream cheese Alfredo sauce, making it a gooier filling than expected. They were very flavorful. I had Drunken Noodles with shrimp ($19.50) and ordered mild spice, but they still had some kick to them. My friend ordered Pad Thai with shrimp ($19.50) at medium spice, but after tasting each other's, we determined mine was actually spicier. Although you can't see the shrimp in the pictures, there was a sufficient amount. We both enjoyed our entrees very much, and the presentation was appealing. The service was efficient and pleasant, with two people waiting on us. The appetizers came out quickly, and the entrées actually arrived before we were done with our appetizers—which was understandable, as there were only two other diners in the restaurant and the staff was on top of things. The entrée portion sizes could have been slightly bigger, but with the two appetizers, we left full. The total bill came to $62.00, which I believe is in line with most other full-service Thai/Japanese restaurants. The only downside was the lack of ambiance. I hadn’t eaten there since 1990, and unless I’m mistaken, I don’t think anything has changed in terms of decor or furniture. The seats are padded, but the padding is completely worn down. It’s a very dated-looking restaurant, so definitely not the place to go if you’re looking for a romantic dining experience. That said, it was very tidy, and I had no concerns about cleanliness. It was a great meal with excellent service, and needless to say, I won’t be letting another 35 years go by before returning! 4 out of 5 ⭐️'s”
Japanese · $$
174 Township Boulevard Suite 10, Camillus · 7.72 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Yummy food! Service was okay, not terrible, not amazing. Food came out quickly and warm and tasted delicious! The sauce that came with the tempura was flavorless, a different sauce needs to be used for dipping for the full experience. Udon was delicious and perfectly cooked. Can’t wait to come back!”
While U.S. restaurants battle rising costs and cautious consumers, international chains are rushing in the opposite direction. They're coming to America at roughly double the pace of a decade ago.
More Americans are trying Asian foods that go beyond their usual favorites like pad thai and California rolls. Most U.S. counties (over 70%) now have at least one Asian restaurant, according to the National Restaurant Association's (NRA) 2025 trends report. Restaurantji research backs this up, showing there are 19,618 Japanese restaurants and about 36,000 Chinese restaurants across the country.