Asian Restaurants near East Greenwich

“Best asian restaraunt on main st. Service is great and food menu is abundant. A much better choice than Kons down the road with rude servers. If your craving sushi or hibachi or the usual general tsaio's you will not be disapointed. I'd recommend the thai basil chicken or Mongolian beef.“

“Food was excellent however at the price point is a little expensive. The staff is friendly. We had a reservation for 745. We did not get to sit at the hibachi until 815. We waited for approximately a half an hour before they even took a drink order. To be noted it was a Friday night and they were slammed. Expect delays on Fridays and Saturdays.“

“Haruki Japanese Restaurant offers a pleasant dining experience with attentive service that truly stands out. While the food was okay, it was the exceptional service that made our visit memorable. The staff was friendly, accommodating, and went above and beyond to ensure we had a great meal. If you're looking for a place with great service and a decent selection of Japanese cuisine, Haruki is worth considering.“

“The food was delicious, we added shrimp to the lo mein noodles with vegetables and it there was shrimp in every bite! Scallion pancakes were yummy- full of flavor, lightly crispy. The scallop roll was warm and I enjoyed trying one. The nine chow had a light rice wrap- soft and fresh with crunchy inside. The wantons in the wanton soup were tasty, fresh, delicate. We were served the soups first- that’s what we started with and were brought one soup then a minute or two later the 2nd soup arrived. The restaurant is quite spacious.Parking: Lot shared with other businesses in the plaza.“

“Cute inside and appeared very clean. Really liked the decor inside. The waitress was nice, provided recommendations as it was my first time there. My friend got a California & shrimp tempura rolls; really enjoyed them. The shows how the rolls are served. I got the General Tso's. Just the right amount of spicy. We originally wanted to try noodles their by got side tracked with the menu. Will be going back to try the noodles. Price point was reasonable.Wheelchair accessibility: Didn't see a ramp or a different access point which would allow anyone in a wheelchair accessible. The front door had 3 steps to enter.“

“First time here and honestly my new favorite Thai place. ? Inside doesn't look like much but don't let that fool you! Ordered the yellow curry and drunken noodles. They may have switched our spice levels but honeslty the 2 dishes complimented each other so well. Also tried the steamed dumpligs and Tom yum soup- both incredible.“