Mosa Asian Bistro

Eh, I was between 3 and 4 stars for this place. We came for dinner during the week and were seated quickly. After that point is when the service went way down. They definitely care more about their Togo orders than their dine in. After about 15 min our waiter took our order (we asked for drinks and food because we were already hungry). The food was average. The one thing that was perfect was their spice level. A true medium with a bit of a kick on everything. Hot and sour dumplings: decent. You can tell they are made there which I enjoyed. Cucumber salad: good, a bit sweet, but fresh and crunchyPad see u: big portion of noodles, but lacked anything else. Minimal flavor other than spiceRainbow Padang curry: not right. As someone who loves Padang curry, this was not good at all. Chucked was over breaded, sauce was thick like mayo and lacked curry flavor. I wish they would call this dish something else, because it was not a curry.Thai iced tea: delicious. Definitely the best thing there. Flavorful and not too sweet at all. I'd come back just for tea to go.

We were in town visiting and wanted take out and it did not disappoint. My kids said it was some of the best Asian they've had!

Used to be Formosa on Summer Ave always loved the Hot and Sour it's has not changed for years! So glad I went here plus it's close to Outdoors on Poplar where my buddy Connor works!

Unabashed American-style Chinese food. And ain't nothing wrong with that.This place is a serious step up from say a Panda Express, but the concept is very similar. The restaurant isn't much to look at, but the service was friendly and speedy. But overall, if we were in the area we'd probably opt for delivery.If you like American-style Chinese food then this place is for you.

Really waffled between a 2 star and a 3 star here, but my family in Memphis says they really like this place, so I'll settle on a 3 and just say maybe I missed something or got unlucky.Came here with my aunt and parents when we stopped overnight in Memphis last Sunday. There's a spacious parking lot and the restaurant itself is quite large, so we had no problems getting in. They weren't especially busy when we visited. First thing's first: it was COLD in there! I'm perpetually hot and even I was a little chilly; my poor parents and aunt were freezing! The restaurant also feels a little empty and bare decor-wise. Seating was kind of confusing. My aunt, who's visited before, anticipated ordering at the counter. We received conflicting information from two different staff members on how to proceed. After standing around for a couple minutes in limbo, someone finally told us they'd seat us and take our order at our table. They did, but disjointed service was kind of the theme for the night. Different people seating us, taking orders, checking in, etc. Our most commonly seen waiter was a bit of an odd duck; he had a slightly off putting sense of humor. It wasn't terrible, but just sort of strange. Lots of young college student types working here, so I guess I'll chalk it up to nerves or inexperience. We ordered lettuce wraps and potstickers as apps. My parents split Mr. Eddie's favorite noodles, my aunt got the Taiwanese lo mein, and I had chicken pad see ewe. As you can gather from our order, this is a pan-Asian / Asian fusion type of restaurant, and there's probably something for everyone here, considering they have Chinese, Thai, Korean, and Vietnamese dishes on the menu.I just wasn't very impressed with the food. The chicken lettuce wraps were probably the best thing, about equal to what you'd get at PF Chang's before it went off the rails. The potstickers were a little greasy and didn't have a ton of flavor but the dipping sauce was good. I think the best main dish was probably Mr. Eddie's noodles; I stole a bite of that and it was decent. My pad see ewe that I ordered medium had no heat at all to my palate, and was mostly just noodles. Maybe two or three pieces of broccoli. A decent amount of chicken, I guess, but it was unbearably tough, to the point that I didn't hardly eat any of it. It was pretty disappointing. Lastly, my Thai tea wasn't sweet enough to suit my preferences.They have a very large menu and I think the prices are reasonable. Service wasn't unpleasant, just a little unorganized and unpolished. Food was a mixed bag, but I do think my folks ordered better than I did. If I wind up coming back with family the next time I'm in town, I'll try something different.

YUM!! We ordered Chicken lettuce wrap- I just wish they gave us a few more lettuce for the chicken. The chicken was delicious ! Very savory. Def recommend !The general pao's was one of the best I've had in a while. There were like 5 jumbo pieces of chicken and the sauce was sweet and spicy. I thought it was the perfect amount. The mr Eddie noods was super good. A bit plain some might say, but I loved it! The chicken was crispy ish. The sauce for the noods was nothing I've had before. The combination was yummy!!Would definitely recommend this place. Service was fast, staff was Uber nice!

Dinner was amazing!!! We loved Mosa! The service was very attentive, dinner was delicious and the atmosphere was welcoming.

Worst experience ever - slow ordering and then they "lost" our order and took an additional 15 min waiting (20 minutes already) after that to get it - tried the Panang Veggie Curry - huge mistake - globby sweet mess. Could not eat it. Asked to get rice noodles on side and happy to pay for it - manager was not al all accomodating - tried to order a replacement meal - Pad Se Ew since another my daughter got that one and it was ok - never came and my two companions were done - so we paid and left = no apology - and then went home to make a separate dinner. Huge bummer as past visits over the years were so much better.

I usually give much kinder reviews than this, but...ONE star.The food was unimaginative, not warm enough, and tasted as if it were re-heated and came from a plastic bag. Service was "adequate," with all the faint praise that word conveys, and slower than should be the case in a nearly empty restaurant.The ambience is a little "mechanical" and hardly oriental.Thoroughly disappointing. I can see no reason we'd ever return.

Great service. Food is high quality. This is my family's default Chinese place. We miss the original Formosa, so we're glad for Mosa.