Asianfy Bistro

Waited a couple of weeks to try. You can order by kiosk. The system is quick and easy to read. There are also physical menus so you can plan what you want to order versus having everyone hang around the screen. Drinks are from a display refrigerator, the dining area is a wide-open area with decoration on the back wall, and not much else but didn't go for the scenery. I don't know if this is the case but some of the food seems to be made off-site and reheated on-premises. If I am wrong that's what it tastes like. Local reviews on other sites were very complimentary, so maybe we came on a bad day but I'm curious to try out the sister restaurant and see if I can get anything close to approaching their menu/website photos. My Singapore glass noodles were unevenly heated, the kind of hot spots I would expect with a microwave, the curry sauce was absent other than mild flavor. The vegetables didn't make it into plural, just very finely chopped carrots. This dish did not remotely look like the picture on their website which contains meat pieces two to three times larger than what made it here. Hot and sour soup serviceable, crab rangoons, you can defrost your own at home. they had that needed more defrosting before cooking texture /appearance in the filling. Beef Hibachi fried rice: dry, doesn't stick together enough to use with chopsticks, tastes reheated. The beef was good in the dish but bland or no seasoning. There were no vegetables or anything in the fried rice which matched the picture on site. Uncle Roger would put the foot down so hard it would register a 5 on the Richter scale.Sushi... Our daughter has never left sushi on the table, or not gotten a to-go box until tonight. The tuna texture is one that I've yet to encounter before, it's not spicy unless mayo is considered spicy. Not making any claims on quality/ freshness just that it felt like little segments inside an orange and it's the only spicy tuna roll she's not ended, and that includes grocery/club store sushi. Overall left feeling this was like I had ordered good food and took some home for reheating the leftovers for the next day, which is great unless you are paying full price and end up binning the food.

Amazing food service and ambiance. Hibachi chicken with white rice with more to spare.

I read some bad reviews on it and I thought it can't be that bad, well it is. The dining experience is a cross between a vacant mall food court and a gas station. I'm being generous and giving it a extra star.

I'm disappointed, the Clinton store is fairly decent, however this version leaves a lot of room for improvement. I had General Tso's chicken very poor quality. Atmospheric is take out food truck. I probably won't return, maybe they can get their act together. I think I maybe had 30% chicken inmy breading and I'm trying to be extremely generous They have improved.

I ate here for the first time and it was amazing. The food was just as good as the one in Clinton. The service was very quick and pleasant and I enjoyed it very much. We had free egg drop soup as well which was very tasty.

It's new, so it needs some time to get it together. The food was definitely not hot. Egg rolls tasted good, but little filling, small and kind of oily. Egg Drop soup needed more egg and was barely warm. Combo Lo Mein was not hot. It tasted ok but was oily. You order at counter and they give you a loud annoying buzzer to pick up food. They need to ensure people eating there are happy with their food so they can make necessary improvements. Will try again