10 Best Asian Restaurants near Red Hook

“I’ve heard for many years this place was good and my sister and I just had the opportunity to try it. It’s authentic and most importantly fresh. The Japanese owners are very nice.I’m particularly critical of Asian food as it is something I grew up with. As a Japanese American I have to say this is the best sushi place I’ve been to upstate. I’ve tried a few places in the area and hands down Hana Sushi is the best. Can’t wait to take my Japanese father here!“

“The salmon roll and demon roll special is delicious and the wait was 10-15 minutes for takeout. I've been here a few times, the dining room is always calm and the staff is always diligent. Great ambiance, the lighting is soft and the music is very zen. Definitely stop by to enjoy their various fresh fish.“

“Wonderful sushi, the best I've had to date in the Hudson valley. Small, comfortable location. Decent amount of parking considering how busy Rhinebeck gets. Have to have a little patience in our hurried world as good food is worth waiting for. Will definitely returnParking: Off street parking lot with enough space for this location and the others that share the parking lot.“

“My favorite restaurant in the known universe. Been coming here since 2005, and feel like a family member returning home every time I walk in. The sushi chef, Marco, is a master of his craft and the nicest guy. The tekkaba roll is a must, but everything here is great.“

“Would strongly recommend the thai spicy cashew with shrimp was well balanced and authentic. The service is quck and kind very pleased and will definitely be back again! My girl had the guava passion drink and was feeling great after 2 of them!“

“I love this place, the food and atmosphere is amazingly awesome, so calm and beautiful. I love the artwork in the bathrooms, I think the wall of locks ? is very unique and fun! The noodle bowls are so yummy! I just wish they would add more noodles because the portions compared to liquid/meat seem off, I always buy an extra side of noodles because of this. Nonetheless, it's a great place worth the stop!Parking: Park directly right next to yum yum in front of the closed bank, there's two openings with gates“

“My favorite place to get take out. The food has never disappointed me here. Always very fast and very fresh.Even though they have a huge seating area in the back, it is mainly a take away restaurant. They do have a small indoor seating area in front, but it is not full table service. So, don't expect to have a sit down meal with guests.But for those nights that you happened to burn the casserole, the cat ate the chicken off the counter, or you are just down for some great Chinese food...this is the place.“

“All of the staff went above and beyond, especially the woman who seated us and our wonderful hibachi chef! They handled a busy and short-staffed night very well, were very accommodating with an order mix-up, and everything was delicious! ❤️Vegetarian options: Veggie hibachi option, multiple veggie sushi rolls“

“Eng's has been an area favorite for over 90 years. I have been going there for over 60 of those years. The food was outstanding when I first went there as a child with my mom and it is outstanding now. In fact it is the only restaurant that I am aware of that has consistently maintained their recipes over the decades. They are the only Chinese restaurant that still prepares chicken chow mein and other dishes the old fashioned way, like the chop suey houses from an era gone by. I see negative reviews from the past few years coinciding with the mass exodus of Citidiots from Brooklyn, Manhattan and the rest of New York City. It's no surprise that the Citidiots would leave negative reviews given their rude, snotty behavior in stores, on the roads and elsewhere in public. They come upstate to escape the crime and stench of New York City and then try their best to transform upstate into their personal Brooklyn. Do us all a favor; go back to where you came from. You are not wanted or welcome. Go back to New York and your fru-fru kale restaurants that you apparently miss so much.“

“The food was wonderful. Hibachi is always fun. The only thing I didn't like was the push to add fried rice without an explanation that it was an extra cost. The chef was personable and friendly. We will return. My so recommends the soba noodles. I love Asian cuisine.“