Sky Asian Fusion

Beautiful place to eat at. Friendly service. Tasteful food and good portions. Really good tea.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

This restaurant is bit of a drive for me, but so worth it! We were a large group, and there was some confusion when we showed up, we possibly didn't communicate to the right restaurant we were coming. But let me say they were immediately welcoming, and service was AMAZING! Which matches the food. The food is fresh and service hot. Portion are large.

Nice looking place! Food and service were great!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Hey, I'm sorry.

I really don't like dumping on a business unless there was something underhanded or mean spirited done by them... But man, this food was just NOT GOOD. Greasy, oily, not fresh at all, just tasted canned, boiled, covered in vague gravy. No hint at all of vegetable crispiness, flavors or texture. Gummy, corporate, gross.

I stopped eating Chinese food because of places like this, and made the move to much more flavorful Thai, Vietnamese or Japanese/Lao restaurants.

But I didn't want ramen or sushi, I wanted vegetables and I figured with 4.5 stars, maybe this place could do a decent stir fry. Nope. Avoid at all costs. The food at Panda Express is significantly better. That should tell you all you need to know.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 1

Service: 4

Good Chinese food. Got the salt and pepper fish. Very tasty. Friendly staff and good service.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Our food was fresh and tasty, but our waiter, Edward, was fantastic. We would have enjoyed our dinner anyway, but his kindness and fast service made our experience extra special. We went for the classics: general tsos chicken and Buddha’s delight-both highly recommended!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

We didn’t know what to expect with a “fusion” restaurant, but this place does Chinese food fairly well, but don’t make the mistake of getting the curry. There was nothing about that dish that resembled curry. They even seemed to use bagged frozen potatoes in the dish. It was really bad.

Our waiter, Edward, handled it well and allowed us to select another dish. He was professional and way too crazy busy. He seemed to be the only waiter.

We chose the Szechuan beef as the replacement dish. They put green beans in it, and both my husband and I thought that flavor distracted from the dish. This was an example of working too hard to be “fusion”. The tang was good but the meat was so big it needed to be cut into bite sized pieces, which was impossible with a fork as it was too chewy. They didn’t provide a knife. We ate it so we gave it a 2 star rating. We won’t go back unfortunately.

Oh, although not pictured, we also ordered pork dumplings. They were good, but we felt like the steamed version of the dumplings was too thick and gummy.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 2

Service: 4

Great Asian food so far in Austin

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Absolutely one of my top 3 favorite Chinese restaurants! Service is always top notch and the food is consistently delicious. There is a great variety to choose from to meet your palette! We have been many times and are always so pleased with the experience. Give it a try if you even remotely like Chinese food. You won't be sorry!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Food is great. Have been coming here for a little over a year and every time we try something different. Pan fried noodle dish tonight was very tasty that even my picky 2.5 year old approved. Our server, Brenden, was great and very attentive. Great spot for the family

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: L-Orange Chicken, Hot \u0026 Sour Soup, Three Delight, Mongolian Beef

Always great food and good experience! Brendan Rice was fantastic and took the time to get to know us all while continuing to maintain his other tables. One table was extremely rude and loud because they weren't being served fast enough. He and the manager handled it appropriately. I highly recommend the pineapple fried rice!

Very rude waiter, bad service, mediocre food

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 1

Service: 1

Spicy wonton soup so bad, it made me question my will to survive. If I stumbled upon this during a zombie apocalypse, I’d politely decline and take my chances with the undead. The Mongolian beef? A true mystery dish—flavorless, rubbery, and somehow emotionally damaging. I highly recommend the kitchen staff take a few minutes to reacquaint themselves with YouTube. Plenty of decent recipes there.

Can’t believe I paid actual, legal tender for this experience. Should’ve just chewed on my receipt—it would’ve had more flavor and probably been easier to digest.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Was recommended to this place from a good friend of mine. I don't regret it at all. Good food and service.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

If you want a quiet, lovely dinner, this is the place for you. The waitstaff is so attentive and patient. Nothing is rushed. Casual attire or dressy, anything is appropriate. The chicken egg drop soup is so good, and the corn adds just a touch of sweetness. I love their Broccoli with chicken in the dark savory sauce on their regular dinner menu. The carrots add extra crunch and give you the veggies you need! We had three total glasses of wine, soup each and two main entrees, and our total was only $70.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5