Browse menus, reviews and photos of Asian Restaurants near North York.
Japanese · $$
5095 Yonge Street Ste A9A, North York
Customers’ favorites
“I had lunch here with my family and i like the atmosphere, child friendly and good food.”
Asian · $
700 Lawrence Avenue West, North York
Customers’ favorites
“Most popular food spots in the mall, they give you huge portions especially when it comes to the rice, everything is cooked hot and fresh. I am addicted to their fried chicken, although recently Ive been seeing the sizes of the drumsticks get smaller.”
Takeout · $
4968 Yonge St, North York
“That's my housemate with the most recent review and thought I'd give my review. We ordered both flavours and had the Salmon first night, gone within a few minutes! Undoubtedly the night's favourite! Next day we had the shrimp, although I liked the Salmon better, it's good as well. It seems expensive, but you gotta think of the ingredients. Not to mention the generous amount. Thank you! 😋💕”
Asian · $
288 Wilson Avenue, North York
Customers’ favorites
“I recently visited Jollytops and had a great experience. The restaurant has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, and the food was delicious and freshly cooked. The staff were very friendly, attentive, and made us feel comfortable during our visit. The place was also clean and well-maintained, making it enjoyable to dine in. I would happily recommend it to anyone looking for good Filipino fast food.”
Asian · $
2584 Finch Avenue West, North York
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“Ordered from here from Uber eats for dinner as were were craving some rice and noodle dishes. Decided on getting the Manchurian beef fried rice and kung pao chicken with hakka noodles and a spring roll. You do get a good quantity for the cost. We couldn't eat it all in one setting. The flavour of the rice with the beef was good but could have used a few more beef pieces in the rice far more rice to beef ratio. I think it needed more hot sauce as that was what I'm used to the heat level for me was mild. The rice was not greasy which was a huge positive as other places have an the rice coated with oil. The kung pao chicken was good and fragrant. The noodles were good but also it could have used more heat to it. Would order from them again, probably also an order a side of hot sauce as now we know why its a popular add on menu item.”
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.