Asia on the Parkway

A quick and convenient location to nearby hotel while in the area. Greeted promptly and seated. The waitress helped me narrow down and I opted for beef skewers with their homemade barbecue sauce, with cucumbers.Tasty and quick service solid 4 stars.My colleague ordered a lo mein and no complaints. Two hungry customers satisfied with service, food and experience.

Service is to be provided expected when dining at an Asian restaurant, just forgo the formalities. It's a very quaint place, with some outdoor seating. I enjoyed that they had 3 Big-screen TVs. I had the steamed shrimp dumplings 8 for $12. The dumplings were tasty, but not "knock your socks off" good. If you're choosing not to make your way to China-town to get some meaty-tastier dumplings. Then this is your spot.

The food was outstanding. For a restaurant connect to a hotel (The Windsor), I was pleasantly surprised. We were a large party and, to a person, we all enjoyed everything we ordered.The decor is slightly dated, but the restaurant appeared clean. The rest rooms were in good order and the space is deceptively large.Service could have been a bit more prompt. It seemed like a lot of time passed before our order was taken. However, once our order was placed, the service was very good and the staff managed to refresh drinks and deliver meals seemingly unnoticed.I will be returning to enjoy this restaurant again.

Meh. It was ok. It was a Friday night and we were a group of without a reservation for anywhere. So we ended up here as we were able to just walk in and be seated.We opted to sit outside on the patio. The menu was fairly significant with lots of options. Our server was friendly and nice. Our orders were timely and correct. And the food was just a-ok. So yep, this a perfectly just fine and ok 3-star place. Not somewhere to seek out. But if you're hungry, it'll got the job done and with good service.

Just really bad. Wonton soup was flavorless and the wontons seemed like they came out of the freezer. Lo mein was bland too. Pad Thai was bad too. Idk just not good at all. I wouldn't go back.

ok, this is not the best Chinese by any stretch. BUT it's a God send because it's affordable eats in a prime location. I can be a little hit/miss, one dish today may not be as good the next time, for example, but it's still good! They have happy hour & the margaritas are actually very good & that's consistent! Will continue to patronize my fave cheap eats near Comcast

You want diabetes, this is the place to come. Everything I had had tons of sugar. Even the 'spicy' menu items were loaded with sugar. I mean, I guess if sugar is a spice... maybe.... Service is fine. Ambiance is fairly typical. If you come during the holiday season you'll get enjoy the same 8 karaoke style Christmas songs looped over and over again. But they do have giant TVs everywhere which is a plus.

Shrimp cocktail is fire the sauce in it and the added cucumber really puts it together

I got the Sautéed Chinese Eggplant with Spicy Garlic Sauce.It was a pile of greasy mush. For the price, ($14) I expect more. Its just a lump of mushy eggplant. It's supposed to be crispy and coated with cornstarch or something like that(I had it before in other place). This was just sliced eggplant and heated with sauce on it with a side of rice. It looks like slime coated with garlic sauce.

My boyfriend put me on to this place and I have to say it's the best by far! Everything is made fresh in the kitchen. We go here often and it's always worth the trip each time. Highly recommended!