Asian Garden

I have driven past this restaurant so many times and wondered if it was good because I never saw anyone going in or coming out. Well, my bf & I decided to give it a try! I'm so glad we did! It's AUTHENTIC & tastes very good. We've tried and recommend their veggie lo lein, general tso chicken, veggie fried rice, & shrimp tempura sushi roll. We've only gotten our food to go, but they have plenty of space to dine in as well.

We had a big group get take out from here. Everything was completed quickly and correctly! I got sushi and would definitely go back; you get two rolls for the price of one! We did not eat in so I can't speak to the in person service or ambiance but I would definitely order take out again!

Food was amazing. Service was fast and friendly. Nice atmosphere. I've been here 4-5 times and every time it's been wonderful. Also, inexpensive options!

Food was good. Normal 10-15 minute wait. Customer service was good. Ambiance was fine.

We live about 15 minutes from Asian Garden. My husband likes it so much I get tired of it at times. When you walk in you are told to choose your own seat. With in about 2 minutes you are greeted with your menus and they take your drink order. They are very quick about everything they do. Even the young staff are very attentive. You get your food piping hot served on a beautifully shaped Asian plate. Always good presentation. The restaurant is not big, so if you just make eye contact they are there to help you. My whole family loves it!

In the mood for table service Chinese instead of take out, we stopped in at Asian Garden on Friday night.This storefront restaurant has about a dozen tables and booths, a sushi bar at the rear, a couple of tvs on the walls and a big fish tank along the wall. (Always seems ironic to me to have a fish tank next to a sushi bar).We were seated quickly, and order taken promptly. The food was delicious. But the service was disjointed.As appetizers we ordered steamed dumplings and fried dumplings, and spring rolls. Steamed dumplings were perfect, stuffed full of savory pork, with traditional garlic sauce for dipping. The fried dumplings could have been fried a little crispier, but were equally good. The spring rolls were piping hot and generously stuffed with vegetables. Amy tried the hibachi style chicken and shrimp. This was a generous portion of protein, nicely spiced and served with a scoop of sticky white rice with mustard sauce for dipping.I had the Singapore Mei Fun, which is thin noodles stir fried with pork, chicken and shrimp in a yellow curry-based sauce. This entree was perfect, not swimming in sauce and the noodles perfectly prepared.Our friend tried the sushi. With a special running, she tried 3 rolls. The rolls are perfectly sized in bite sized pieces, rolled to order. The fish was fresh and the portions right sized. Good!This place does a lot of take out business, but their eat-in service is not well executed. Appetizers were served without plates. Entrees were served 2 minutes after the apps. And one appetizer showed up halfway thru the meal. And there was confusion to split the total check in half.I recommend Asian Garden for the food. Perhaps the service was just having an off nite.

Take out tonight. Great shrimp fried dumplings, garlic broccoli chicken, veggie broccolis for my daughter and Thai red curry chicken extra spicy for me. Mango Sticky rice for dessert. All really good! Fast too!

Honestly I drove here from Raleigh about 20 miles based on a recommendation and thought wow maybe at last some good Chinese food in the area at last - well not only is it not good it was TERRIBLE UNEDIBLE literally threw the entire bag in the garbage!! The sesame chicken was all batter no meat the rice was so hard the lo mein overcooked to mush even the egg rolls which were skinnier like spring rolls & were practical empty and dried out which left a missing bag of noodles I requested it THANKFULLY didn't get. I should've opened my car window and tossed $34 out if it plus the gas to get there!! I'd starve before I'd eat their disgusting food! Lastly any photos they show as representing their food have without a doubt been found in random images and downloaded! Save your money!

Unfortunately we did not like any of the food we got from Asian Garden. I was also surprised at how expensive the sushi is here, even for top quality sushi the price would have been a bit excessive, but what we got was almost insulting at this price. We ordered two orange chicken combos which came with yellow rice that seemed to just be Minute Rice with yellow food coloring. Absolutely no flavor whatsoever. They called this fried rice which is kind of horrifying, considering that is a staple for Chinese restaurants... it also came with a little egg roll which I did not try. The orange chicken was soggy and gloppy, but I did get a hint of real orange zest in the sauce which was surprising and pleasant. The wonton soup is a hard pass. It's a bowl of flavorless greasy liquid with several awful excuses for "wontons" floating around. They take store-bought wonton wrappers and stick a ball of some sort of meat filling inside and then fold them. They are thick, floppy and flavorless. Or maybe they buy them pre-made like this, which would be even more distressing to find out...I'm not necessarily expecting them to make homemade wonton dough, but they'd be better off buying (authentic) premade wontons than doing this. I imagine this is the cheapest method; it certainly tastes that way. The California Roll sushi was the worst I've ever had. The cucumber inside had gone bad, so it was clear, slimy and bitter. The avocado was mostly brown. The rolls fell apart as soon as they were touched. Each piece contained a peanut-sized lump of surimi imitation "crab". Again, I don't expect fresh crab, but canned would be great OR, if they're going to use surimi, they could at least shred it up. For a tiny 6-piece roll it was $10. These should be $5-$6, even if they were better quality. The chicken teriyaki skewers were the best thing we had. Two people in my group wanted chicken teriyaki and rice, so I was bummed to see that Asian Garden doesn't offer that. I ordered the appetizer skewers as a compromise. Asian Garden should offer these as a dinner plate with (white/brown) rice and vegetables, we would return for that. Asian Garden offers so many different types of Asian Food, that perhaps there's a region they do correctly, but it definitely is not Chinese or Japanese.

I've had good meals here but today was really bad. My chicken seemed old and was too chewy. The entire entree was cold.