Asian Grill

My family used to eat at Asian Grill all the time, and today we decided to try it again. Unfortunately, the restaurant is no longer a full-service, sit-down affair anymore. We had to order at a kiosk, but we were happy to see that all of our old favorites were still on the menu. For appetizers, we ordered the steamed dumplings and the lettuce wraps. The amount of dumplings we received was perfect for our party of four, and there was more than enough chicken and lettuce for the lettuce wraps. One thing I loved about the wraps was that the lettuce was fresh and crispy, giving each bite a satisfying crunch. We ordered way too much food for dinner, but it was all delicious! I had the chicken fried rice, and since my favorite part is always the fried egg, I appreciated the abundance of fried egg in the dish. The rice was a little too overly-sauced, but it didn't taste sticky or gummy at all. My sister tried the honey sesame chicken for the first time, and she loved it. My mother had the pad Thai (which I forgot to take a picture of--whoops!), and she appreciated that she could choose her spice level and that the noodles were very flavorful. One of my father's favorite dinners is Mongolian Beef, and the Mongolian Beef from Asian Grill did not disappoint. The beef was tender and juicy, and he enjoyed the meal at the "medium" spice level. On the way to the restaurant, my father was raving about the chicken noodle soup, so of course we had to order some! Unfortunately, we were too full to even try the soup, but we got a takeout container that we can reheat at home. Asian Grill offers Pepsi products, and the drinks were very expensive. One cup was over $3, and the bottled sodas from the fridge were around the same price. My reason for rating Asian Grill a 4/5 instead of a 5/5 is because of the atmosphere. The upholstery is ripping off the seats of the booths, we had to use plastic utensils instead of real silverware, and the floors were dirty. We also had to bus the table ourselves. Overall, Asian Grill is not what it used to be, but it is still a good option for Chinese food in Noblesville.

Stopped in for a quick bite to eat. Easy to order, quick service, and tasty food. The employees were super friendly and the food came out quick. I love how large and diverse their menu is. I will definitely be back to try more of their items!

DELICIOUS!! I got hot chili chicken and my husband got sweet and spicy chicken with fried rice. It was soooo good!!

The food is good, but don't order through their app. They also nickel and dime you on some ridiculous things items all of a sudden.I used their app to order my food. My ticket was submitted at 7:35 and I received an email receipt then too. The app told me to choose a pick up time, I chose 8pm. I get there at 8pm wait until 8:05 and ask for an update on my food. Hasn't been made yet and I was told it would be another 15 minutes. Get my food at 8:20ish and on the ticket, it wasn't even printed for the assembly line until 7:45...a full 10 minutes after I submitted my order. So I'll try calling next time. This isn't on the employees, but whatever system the store owners have set up.My more whiny complain is that all of a sudden they now charge you to make a dish "hot". This started about two weeks ago. I paid the extra to make my dish hot and it definitely was not hot. Usually when you order it hot, there are jalapeños in it, there were not any tonight...

We tried this place last night after recess coupon in the mail. They do have a dining room where you can eat there. They have two kiosks where you can place your order. They have both fountain and bottle drinks. Pepsi products gives them bonus points with me. We did start with vegetable egg rolls which were okay but we have had better. Then we got tempura battered veggies which came out in a big brick all stuck together and very greasy. They called it Kakiage. Then for entrees we got the Sweet n Spicy chicken and it was just terrible. Their chicken is so crunchy it's hard to eat. We also got the Hot Chili chicken which was much better but then it was the same chicken so again difficult to eat it was so hard and crunchy. Add to the fact they only have those cheap flimsy plastic silverware made things even more difficult to eat. The guy at the counter was obviously American so it was easy to ask questions about the menu. They use only chicken breast which was a bonus for us because that's all we eat. If we were to go back I'd try the hot chili and do beef and see if it's better. I paid extra for fried rice but there was something extra n there I haven't eaten before on fried rice that I didn't care for. This meal was certainly not worth over $40 and that was with a coupon for two people

bad. the dining room looked like a murder scene. water all over the floor no one seemed to care. looked dirty. not sure why we didn't leave agyer that. the food was gross soggy frozen chicken. bland no flavor. the cream puffs why? why are they so big if you're not gonna fill them. i'd rather have a small fully filled one and not be eating useless dough. this is bad i'm not sure how they're still in business.

This place is a hidden gem in downtown Noblesville. The Shrimp chow mein and Mongolian beef are very good.

Ordered Doordash from here the other night because I was craving Thai or Chinese food - just something different. I ordered the chicken pad Thai and it was ok - the flavor was good but I've had better and there definitely could have been more chicken. I also ordered the crab salad and it was delicious hence the 4 stars. They had several other items on the menu that looked good and I'll probably try one of those in the future.

We miss the actual sit-down , full-service Chinese restaurant! Online this place looked like it had some seating, so we were hopeful...nope, no luck. Not only was this a "self serve," you have to order from a machine on the wall. Prices are really high for what you get. 2 people 1 entree each, 4 sides (because NO rice is included, not even plain white) 1 fountain drink (which they wouldn't touch the cup to give it to you, just pointed to the side of the register) and it was $45. And they ask for a tip! We were ready to rate it just based on that, but thought we should wait as the food could be awesome... then the food was ready. You have to pick that up yourself, too. We ordered for "here" and everything was in styrofoam with plastic utensils. Small portions (or the fact it wasn't on rice might be the difference). Food was nice and hot for sure. Pretty greasy for the honey shrimp and the fried rice had standing oil in the bottom (photo). The Kung Pao, extra spicy, was the hottest I've ever had which isn't a bad thing, but no flavor, just heat. I usually use hot mustard on everything, but they said they don't have any. I know that they quite possibly have high prices to try and stay in business after Covid, but I wouldn't recommend it or return again so the high prices won't make a difference if they don't find balance. Bummed!

Felt like I should update this since it's been four years. Asian Grill used to be one of my favorite restaurants, and it's definitely still good, but just not the same.They've completely redone the entire concept. No longer a sit-down, waiter-comes-to-the-table situation. Now you order at a counter, or even at a kiosk, and you go up to get it when your number is called. This has all sorts of ramifications...smaller menu (many of the best items slashed, like avocado soup, samosas, etc.), no ability to subsitute things or ask for things to be left out (they will tell you no). Theoretically this is supposed to make it all go faster, since one of the common complaints with the restaurant before was the slow wait time. My parents said they've been there a few times since the remodel and it was quick, but last night we went and it was not very fast, so makes me wonder whether the conceptual change accomplished what it was going for.Food is still good, I just don't feel strongly about it like I did back in the day. Partially because a lot of new, great restaurants have come into the area since the years when I frequented Asian Grill (~2013-2015ish).