Little Asia Cuisine

WOW some of the best YELLOW CURRY that I've had in a while. Chicken thigh, potato, carrots, chili paste and coconut milk, potato, diced onion, basil leaf, comes with 2 scoops of rice. As the Terminator would say I'll be back.

2 stars bc it looked fairly clean and one of the workers was actively cleaning the floor when we walked in. There was no one in here around 12:30 on a Saturday. I thought it was odd as the parking lot seemed pretty busy. It is in a strip mall though. The nice thing is that they have lunch specials even on a Saturday. I had no idea what to get. Kiddo wanted orange chicken. I asked if the Thai noodles were good and they said yes. No and no. We disliked both. Sorry but I'm glad I didn't drive far for it. It's probably my fault that I assumed "Thai noodles" would be flat rice noodles not chow mein noodles, and I didn't even ask. Maybe they had a picture somewhere and I wasn't paying attention. I didn't look at the pics of all the food here before stopping in. There was basically almost no flavor in either item. Maybe we came at a bad time, but if other people like it or love it, great for them. Kiddo (under 10) and I did not like either item.

Every time I eat here, it's like eating home cooked meals. You can see everything being cooked in front of you. I've gotten a variety of sushi rolls, orange chicken, Mongolian beef, peanut curry, Thai pineapple fried rice. One of my favorites is the peanut curry with chicken and then the Alaska sushi roll. They are open late. The couple of times I've been at the restaurant it's empty inside, yet lots of to-go orders. I recommend trying it out.

We had lunch here on Mother's Day, my daughter had visited late last month and she said she loved the sushi and the ramen. I was a little hesitant but it did not disappoint. The sushi was delicious and the food was just as good. For appetizers we had the pot stickers, crab rangoons and jalapeño poppers (must try!) Sushi we had the Hawaiian roll, Spicy tuna roll, Vegas and Philly. The purple rice adds a little tang, we loved it. We also had Orange Chicken and the Malaysian fried noodles, I was expecting more of an udon noodle but these noodles were very tasty. Service was as expected for only 2 people working, they were both very polite and the food and sushi was worth the wait. This place may not be be so nice on the outside but the food is great, don't be shy stop by!

This was my first time trying Hawaiian food and I have to say I honestly think I was given the wrong dish. I ordered the Lemongrass Chicken which did say spicy in the menu was very overwhelming with cayenne pepper heat and it tasted like there was maybe oysters or oyster sauce in the meal which was not listed. It was very tasty and it was a very different experience with the new aromas. The sticky rice was on point!!!We ordered a few different appetizers and they were all so delicious and fresh!! I will say the sweet and sour sauce needs a different recipe it mostly tasted like water and wasn't as tangy as you'd hope to pair along with a veggie spring roll.My favorite dish from this visit was definitely the chicken dumplings, you have to ask for the dumpling sauce it is like a seasoned soy sauce. You'll thank me later!!As for service, the staff was not wearing hair nets or a uniform it was very casual like a tshirt and basketball shorts. Looked a little unprofessional and some of the silverware up front was sticky and not clean. I hope to revisit soon with better service and maybe get the correct order at least. I can't complain completely as I still ate my food and it was good I just didn't like the fishy taste and how spicy it was, my nose was running and eyes were watering so beware of their spices!

My dad and i went on a Wednesday night at 7pm and it was empty. The sushi was SO GOOD. very fresh tasting and filling. We were super surprised by how good it was!!!

Ordered delivery and the food was prepared quickly since it arrived at a good time. and wThree things that were ordered were: *Tonkotsu Ramen, Hawaiian Roll, and Loco Moco. The ramen was good, noodles had good texture and flavor. The broth was okay, but too salty. The hawaiian roll was delicious. The loco moco was disappointing. It came with white gravy instead of brown. Even after stirring it did not look anything like loco moco gravy. Like with the ramen broth, the gravy was also salty. The patty was okay. Overall the food was just okay. Definitely had better versions of these foods elsewhere

Little Asia Cuisine is located in a strip mall in Phoenix. They offer sushi, Hawaiian big plates, Thai soups, ramens, mohinga (Burmese fish noodle soup), rice dishes, noodle dishes, American Chinese and MORE! It's not a fancy place but it seems sparkling clean. It looks like you order at the counter and pay type of place so that is what we did. Other people that came in after us just sat themselves and the girl behind the counter waited on them so I think it rolls either way?We shared three dishes.Chicken dumplings - TASTY but greasy.Mohinga (fish noodle soup) - I am not an expert on Burmese cuisine so I don't know if this is a lighter, thinner style with less texture or just not taken as far comparing to the other ones I've tried. Spicy chicken fried rice - large generous portion. #3 heat is REALLY HOT! fresh food. Not very flavorful just HOT!There is so much on the menu. I don't know their sweet spots.Prices are very reasonable. It seemed like 80% of the menu is less than $10.They have some potential here.3 stars is A-OK on Yelp and means Worth Trying!3.5 stars

My papaya salad only came with 2 shrimps. Stingy place. Also they brought my friends dish first then my dish 15 minutes later. My friend was done eating. And there was no one else in the restaurant

Service was good, place was clean although not the best. The main problem I have is the chicken katsu was super disappointing and I ordered vegetables on the side and didn't get any.