Asian & Sushi

In a world of corporate-​chain– Panda House dull Chinese food, I’m so thankful for the family run restaurant! My go-​to place when I have a serious need for Hot &Sour soup, and the Egg Rolls are to die for. We always order the Crab Rangoon and shamelessly gobble them up! I’m not a sushi girl, so I can’t vouch for that side of the menu, but if your tired of PF prices, or greasy buffets, you need this in your life.

Ive never left a review on Unilocal before but felt compelled to write one because of how bad the sushi is. Way too much rice (which taste awful) and very little fish. Nothing looks fresh and there are nays flying around everywhere. Sami was good and the seaweed salad was a bigger portion then I expected. No Buenos.

I really want to rate higher because the owner/​operator seemed to be working hard. I ordered some rolls and miso soup. Miso soup tasted more like water than miso soup. The rice in my rolls was stale, the raw tuna and salmon was dry. They were understaffed, the lady was helping to prepare food, take payments, and was also serving. I wish them the best.

So this place is family run and they are like the Huang family in ABC show «Fresh Off the Boat». For the reviewer that was complaining the kid is providing the service (I have no idea his age), it’s because from what I gathered the dad doesn’t speak English. He was running tables because he’s the only one that spoke fluent English and provided impeccable service. I have a lot of sympathy because clearly it’s a family trying their best making it and working together to keep a roof over their head. Yes like Randall in the TV show, maybe the dad shouldn’t include sushi to appeal to a broader local audience, I would order and enjoy the Chinese food. Anyhow cut them some slack, I hope they make it with their scrappy can do immigrant attitude.

This place is small and run by a family. I would rate it as perfectly average. I would swing in again if I happen to be in the shopping center. Please don’t pay attention to Anh A.‘s review, as those are not chips on the table, they are crunchy noodles for your soup. This is not a Mexican restaurant with chips and salsa.

Very good just as good as sushi King just not as good of location.
very clean facility food was delicious. Service was great!

Yuck! This place was horrible. Ordered salmon sashimi and got these overpriced tiny paper thin slivers of meat. We went specifically for sushi and I knew when I saw the word «asian», I was in trouble, bc most Asian fusion places don’t do sushi well. I’ll take the blame for that as I knew better. Hubby had the teriyaki rice bowl and thought it was pretty good. We were served by a child that was obviously the owners or managers kid?? He looked like he was 10 years old. He told us he was 13. I was shocked and wondering if this was even legal? He was super sweet though. While we were there for only about 40 minutes, at least 10 customers came in to pick up their take out orders. I kept thinking I was definitely missing something! Must have great Chinese take out options??. Oh well, missed opportunity perhaps. But we won’t be back.

They have brown rice and brown rice sushi rolls! Fast and super good food, this place is legit. Try the Walmart roll for a well-​deserved food coma…

Mediocre Chinese food.
The free chips have been left out for a while and therefore pretty stale. The wonton soup was okay. The chicken with garlic sauce had a strange consistency. The sushi was plain and had less meat than described on the menu.

Love this place. The hot a sour and egg drop soup are yummy. Sushi is great. Service is spot on.

This place is not super visible to the street, which is a shame because it is awesome! My wife and I were craving sushi and thought we’d try it out, and are so glad we did. They have a large selection of menu items, and everything tasted fresh and well-​made.

Great little Asian restaurant tucked in at the end of a stripmall. Food and service was excellent! We’ll be back.

Our go to joint for cheap yet good chinese take out in Rogers. Prices are decent and takeout comes with a good amount of food. We usually get Fried Rice, Tso Chicken and Egg Drop Soup for 8 dollars. There’s enough food to feed my husband and I. Haven’t eaten inside yet, but looks nice. In convenient location over by Academy. Would highly recommend.

Tucked in the back corner of a strip mall, just beyond a froyo joint and a medical supplies place, is a little Asian restaurant with a strange name: Asian & Sushi.
While I would have gone with a different name, they nailed it as far as describing their menu goes. The menu is large, and has all the classics from both Chinese and Japanese restaurants. Beyond this, they have a small sushi bar. This is all tucked in a brand new corner unit that you can’t see from the street. It’s also probably a bit too small — there’s not a lot of seating.
The place itself is clean because it’s brand new. Nice dinnerware, tables, seats, décor, and trim. Pretty tea pots, too. It’s so new that I picked up a slight scent of just-​finished construction smell. Mmmm. Goes good with dumplings.
In being new, their menu prices are turned up in that painfully obvious ‘we just opened and we have to make it, so this costs two more dollars’ kind of way.
As for the food, the quality leans toward the better side of «fine,» meaning that I haven’t come across any standout dishes yet. The sesame chicken and cashew chicken were good — cooked fresh when ordered. The eggdrop and wonton soups are decent and… well, standard.
A later visit in the evening had me trying out the Japanese side. The potstickers were nothing to write home about, and the Dragon Roll tasted good at first, but didn’t have enough flavor to keep you eating it. I didn’t finish it.
And that’s really my overall impression of the food. Decent, but nothing to get excited about. The more I think about it, the more I realize that I should be eating something I like more. Something to consider!
My only major concern is the sushi chef. He seems bored, which is understandable as most of the customers I’ve seen during visits are ordering from the Chinese side of the menu. But he really looks like he doesn’t want to be there, and that just kind of bums you out if you have to see him while eating. Look alive, man! Focus on improving your Dragon Roll or something!
And I can’t vouch for this, but a friend told me that she saw the sushi chef picking at his nose during her visit. I’d say that’s a good reason to order from the Chinese menu, too.