Asian House

This is really good Asian food — fresh, great sauces, good flavor. We picked not Thai dish (pad Thai with chicken) and one Chinese (string bean with pork) and had a ton of food. Fresh vegetables! Nicely done… would recommend highly.

I’m not sure if we went on an off-​day, or what??? Pad Thai had a slightly burnt/​unpleasant odor that made it hard to enjoy and one of our party ordered a chicken dish and found a hair in her first bite of chicken.
The soup, the after meal sweet bread and the waitress were the only saving grace. I think I’ll go elsewhere for Asian cuisine from now on.

I got the soup that has squid, shrimp, and a mussel in half a shell. They describe it as a brown sauce with corn starch added to thicken it up, and they cook in some spice. It is noodly, with onions, bok choy, carrots. The soup has a red sheen I think in part from the spices. My mouth can tolerate a lot of heat, but with my digestion issues I have to go light on the heat. I asked them to go light on the heat. The heat was just right for my stomach.
Someone at the restaurant brought me out some kimchi and radish to try. The kimchi was tasty. The radish tasted like it had been pickled. It was yellow, sweet and it had some saltiness but wasn’t «salty». I didn’t have to pay for this and it was tasty.
It was much more soup than I thought I would get. I think I would have liked more squid and less shrimp.
The food is fresh and you get a lot of it. I did get the ginger salad which is not like the small one you usually get at an asian place. I did not care for it.
I had the pad thai recently, and I did like it. It was not like any pad thai I have had before. It was more moist and less viscous. It was less sweet, and less sour. I could not detect any tamarind, but that does not mean it was not there. There was a bit of meatiness in there somewhere… it could have been tamarind, or soy sauce, or perhaps some broth. They make their own duck sauce and I squirted a little that on the pad thai. Before you cringe, it wasn’t bad. I just added a little for more sweet and a bit of tang. The pad thai comes with a handful of cilantro sprinkled over it, and a good amount of egg. There are no bean sprouts.
Again, these are large portions, and IMO this is inexpensive.
I don’t know much about asian food and so I don’t know what any of the food should look like from the menu. I knew I wanted the soup after I saw a picture someone else uploaded. I hope they are advertising, because this place is easy to miss. It is located close to where LADDA THAI used to be located on Watson Blvd. Since I don’t know what any of the dishes are, I will probably be relying on you folks to post pictures so I can make up my mind in the future.
I will be going back for more.

Not the best for a Korean menu, but very good for a Chinese one. Food is made on the spot and served hot. Super friendly waitress. I recommend this place for sure. The food is tasty as well.

Hot and dour soup was good as was the eggroll… The green curry was really bad though… Over cooked and flavorless… Curry was runny and had zero heat

I have traveled to many countries and states. This is one of best dishes ever. Really best pad thai. And general tso. Meats tender. Sauce not too strong. Price is great!!! Loved it

I soooo love this place! Since discovering it a few months ago, I’ve become a regular. Their Hot and Sour soup is wonderful and helped nurse me through a major cold. You can buy a large that’s about a quart of soup for less than $ 4. I’ve also had Hunan, Schezaun and Kung Pao chicken. All were so yummy and fresh! Highly recommend this under-​appreciated jewel. Try them. You won’t be disappointed!

I’ve been to Asian House several times and the food is always delicious and fresh tasting. I usually avoid the average Chinese restaurants because the food leaves me feeling slightly sick and bloated and everything usually tastes the same.
The owner of this restaurant makes his own noodles and everything tastes fresh and rivals authentic Chinese restaurants I have tried in places like San Francisco and Seattle. Their menu overall is reasonably priced and staff is always quick and attentive.
I’ve tried some curry from their Thai menu also and noodles from their Korean Style Chinese menu. Overall, I have no complaints. Once you come here, you places like Top China Wok, Hunan Wok, Pand Express, etc won’t do.

This place was really good. Husband, friends and I really enjoyed it. We had General Tso’s chicken, General Tso’s shrimp, Thai green curry and Szechuan chicken all of them were excellent. I really recommend this place, the food with hot with generous portions. It was very flavorful. The server was wonderful. Very funny.

So far it’s the best Asian restaurant I have found in WR. They are polite and have given me a free dessert for no apparent reason and I liked that! Everything I have had here has been good. More authentic than most places in town. Try it!

A hidden treasure! Great tasting food! Service was so so_​at lunch, around 1:30. I will definitely be back on my next visit to Warner Robins.

Everything is delicious and their menu has something for everyone. We got the Kung Pao shrimp/​chicken and General Tso’s chicken… we all loved our food. Don’t judge from the outside because this place is in an older strip mall, but the food is so worth it and the service is excellent.

The first time I came I was overwhelmed by the menu. I can’t decide which one to chose. I ended up choosing the Korean spicy seafood soup, AWESOME. The customer service is superb. I need to mention the Chinese doughnut, that was superb as well. Love love this restaurant.

I’ve been searching for a great Chinese food place in Warner Robins! Just tried this place today and it was awesome! So many different foods to choose from! Korean, Chinese and Thai food! Everything was fresh and delicious! Can not wait to go back to try all the different dishes on the menu. Family owned with great service!

Everything was so freash .give this place some love and let’s keep it around a long time. I had the Pan Thai w tofu it was amazing everything was freash not drowning in a pool of nasty sugar gravy like many other places in town

This place is absolutely awesome. They are hard to find tucked in next to Nu Way on Watson Blvd. You have to try this place!

I’ve had Chinese food in Seattle, Vancouver B.C., New York City, hell, even China. Coming to Warner Robins meant that there was no decent Chinese food. This was changed tonight. I just finished dinner at Asian House, and I agree with a previous commenter — this is undoubtedly the best Chinese food in Warner Robins. I ordered the Ja Jang Myun, which is a traditional Chinese/​Korean noodle dish with a thick sauce with pork. I got a side of rice. My significant other ordered a vegetable egg roll, a ginger salad, and a vegetable mooshoo.
The noodles came with pickled vegetables, kimchi, and onion slices (with dipping sauce) as sides. The noodles were simply fantastic, and was reminiscent of flavors I’ve had in China. The rice was fluffy, sticky, and perfect in moisture. The ginger salad was tasty, with a great dressing, and ample in portion size. My significant other says egg roll was very good, and the mooshoo was delicious, fresh, and actually tasted original, unlike other places in town that simply tastes like take-​out, or has a fast-​food flavor. The mooshoo was served with pancakes, and they were thick, well made, and again, hot and fresh. The overall theme is that even the food is prepared very fresh, just like it should be.
Our waitress was Katie, and she did a wonderful job. She was attentive, caring, and represented the restaurant very well. Other members of the staff were very polite and caring as well, and made sure that they met our every need.
If you like good food, with reasonable prices, then go ahead and show this local business some support. I’m very happy there is finally good Chinese food in this town. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised.

Don’t let the location scare you, this food might actually be worth getting mugged for. The restaurant itself is very nice. The space is inviting and the staff is welcoming. Our waiter, Katie, was very attentive and never let my cup go empty. The menu is huge! Seriously, there’s something for everyone: picky eaters, kids, vegetarians, and people who appreciate authentic flavors.
The food is not only delicious, but it’s so reasonably priced that it competes with cheap takeout. Did I mention it’s yummy? I intentionally ordered the same dish that I usually get at Top China in Kathleen just so that I could compare. Unfortunately for Top China, there was no comparison. Asian House’s Mushoo veggies were clean, well seasoned, and perfectly cooked. The Chinese pancakes were thick, freshly made and durable. My ginger salad was huge and boasted spiraled carrots and Asian cucumbers.
This place rocks, support your local businesses!

This is by far the best Chinese spot in Warner Robins, n I’ve ate at most of the Chinese places around here. It just opened and I’ve already ate there twice. Had the Hunan beef which was delicious. I told them to make it extra spicy Asian style for those who like it hot. It’s also not expensive at all.