Asia
7600 W Camino Real, Boca Raton, FL, 33433
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Address :
7600 W Camino Real
Boca Raton, FL, 33433 - Phone (561) 544-8100
- Website https://boca-asia.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:30 am - 10
- Mon : 11:30 am - 10
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Lee H.
Great food and service. Lotus roll is phenominal.
(5)Mark L.
Terrible. Low grade dog food, first and by far last time going. VERY pricey for what you get, and tastes like mediocre Chinese take out. I'm a big sushi fan, but literally every specialty roll had either imitation krab or imitation shrimp tempura. YES, IMITATION SHRIMP TEMPURA. I thought there was a hidden camera on me at first. I avoided the fake sushi and we ordered lo mein and general tso's chicken, each costing $18. Awful, took it all home and dogs wouldn't touch it. Best thing we tasted: 3 year old daughter's $8 hot dog. STEER CLEAR BIG TUNA, HEAD FOR OPEN WATERS (do not go).
(1)Robert B.
Good sushi and descent Chinese food. Food is consistently good. My only complaint is that their sauces all taste the same. Nice ambiance. Good service.
(3)Stephen B.
Sesame crusted seared tuna was overdone, tough and the poorest quality. The waiter was unresponsive and the manager would not come to the table. Not recommended
(1)asdf a.
the food is very good but too many of the chinese dishes have the same flavor...they must use the same sauce for too many dishes. good portions. decent but not great service.
(4)Eric M.
This place is FILTHY!! They just received 41 violations from the health department ranking them as 2nd most violations in Palm Beach County. Here's the link: ledgerdata.com/restauran… If Kosher means a filthy kitchen and poor food handling -- then I'll pass. Look elsewhere.
(2)Samy D.
I went for take out. Girl at the door was extremely friendly. Food was great. I'll be going back
(4)Connie B.
The orange flavored beef was pretty good, but the sweet and sour chicken was really awful. Don't order it - the chicken was hard as a rock, the sauce is a radioactive red color, and the breading was gooey.
(1)Jason K.
The food is always great and the service is consistently top notch. Asia is always a hit with all my friends and family who do not keep kosher. I highly recommend the Pad Thai (extra sauce, extra egg, no peanuts) , the steamed dumpling appetizer and the lettuce wraps.
(5)Super S.
We chowed here the other night, 5 of us, Larry was our uber-waiter and took amazing care of us, every request and whim, he was there within a moment to make our experience over-the-top! Food was great, we'll be there again tomorrow!! Mahi mahi was superb.
(5)Bethany M.
We came here on date night on our vacation and were blown away by the food and service. It was packed on a Monday night; we were lucky to get a table. The food still came within a short amount of time, huge portions, totally fair prices for the quality of the food and for the upscale nature of the place (we paid $20 less for a terrible meal two nights prior at House of Dog). We walked out remarking that this was what it was like before we kept kosher. Good food, classy surroundings and great service. Definitely will be repeat customers when we come back.
(5)Jennifer M.
This was probably our fifth time eating here. Everything was fresh, delicious and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The Crispy Crunchy Roll is awesome and my kids loved the chicken lo mein.
(5)Elisa B.
So very disappointed! I ordered chicken lettuce wraps. Going to a kosher establishment you put your faith in the mashgiach to make sure your meal is up to standard after two wraps something told me to look at the lettuce I did and I found a nice big moving around on the leaf! I asked to speak to the mashgiach and he came out and said in sorry that lettuce shouldn't have been used. So why was it? Where is his supervision? I am sorry would never ever go there again! That excuse was no excuse for having buggy food! Shame on you Asia
(1)Brian R.
Kosher Asian which means no shellfish. Understandable as the whole center seems to cater to Kosher clients but a drag. One star down. It's a pretty restaurant in a very hipsterish decor sort of way. Beer and wine. Japanese and Chinese fusion. The chicken wontons are more like kreplach. Broth is canned. The good news? It's now only the 10th restaurant on the Sun Sentinel's list of restaurants with the most health code violations.. databases.sun-sentinel.c…
(2)Michael R.
Horrible, horrible, horrible!!! I tried giving it a 3rd try, and it was just as bad as the first two times. The food is horrible and the prices are 2-4x what they should be. They think just because they serve kosher Chinese/Sushi cuisine, they can serve poor quality overpriced food. This time I ordered steak, which was about 1/2 inch thick and 20% of it was fat and gristle, which I continually had to cut around. The hot and sour soup was mainly broth. My companion ordered the ribs which were mostly fat on a bone. And $19. for a salad with a few pieces of tuna? And this place is always crowded because the kosher crowd has no where else to go for the good stuff. I feel sorry for them. I wouldn't believe any of the positive reviews. Many other friends warned me not to go, but they were right.
(1)David G.
Service not as bad as other reviewers noted, but I've never had good kosher chinese food and sorry to say Asia was not breaking the stereotype.
(2)Theresa L.
I ate here this weekend and was sorely disappointed. The service was mediocre (which unfortunately is not unusual in kosher restaurants), and both my mother and I had the burger. The meat was poor quality, and I did not finish mine because it was unappetizing. My mother finished hers, and woke up the next morning with an upset stomach. Would not recommend this restaurant!
(1)Sara K.
DO NOT GO HERE! Terrible customer service, UNHAPPY people. We purchased the groupon and used it during their half off select sushi on Tuesdays and they charged us for gratuity and tax on the ORIGINAL price of the sushi plus on the ORIGINAL bill before the discount! The rice was dry, the hot and sour soup was basically a bowl of broth, so deceiving that we felt as if we were ROBBED!
(1)John A.
The atmosphere is very classy. The quality of the meat was great, but the sauces tasted like they were out of a bottle. Portion size was disappointing given the prices. We were happy to see oolong tea on the menu, but the server didn't seem to have any idea what we were talking about and was unable to locate any. Otherwise, the service was good.
(3)Jeff F.
Showed up with 7 people in tow on a Monday night during Christmas-New Year Vacation Week with no reservation. The place was packed. The host was kind enough to set up a new table for us outside. We appreciated that very much! Some of us ordered sushi, the rest not. For some reason, the server decided that sushi was an appetizer, and so did not serve anyone else in our party until the sushi was consumed. Awkward! The problem was further compounded by the fact that there seems to be this general confusion in S. Florida about "Sushi" I ordered a spicy tuna roll which was really quite good. Then I tried to order what I thought was a serving of hamachi nigiri, a serving of "yellowtail sushi" The menu was divided ( and I found this in a lot of places in S. FL) into "Maki" or "rolls" and "Sushi", and the menu specified that a serving of "Sushi" was 2 pieces. I therefore concluded that "Sushi" in S. FL. Lingo meant "nigiri" ( there was also a photo of two pieces of nigiri sushi, which reinforced my notion.) to my surprise, I was served a maki roll of some kind, but that was not what I ordered, so I returned it and asked for a yellowtail nigiri, and got the "what?" from the waiter. I had to explain it. I hate doing that. They finally brought me a beautiful piece of hamachi nigiri, but only ONE PIECE. Why? Was it punishment for returning the maki? The menu said that a serving was TWO PIECES! Anyway, onward. The description of the grilled Mahi Mahi was enticing and I fell for it. I don't know what that poor fish did to deserve such treatment, but whoever was behind the grill was determined to expunge every last molecule of H2O from the creature and I was served three incinerated pieces of fish dice! The side dish was described as "garlic potatoes." I asked "Mashed?" "No," the waitress responded. "Red Potatoes." So I assumed they were roasted or something, but they brought out a single, boiled, red potato doused with garlic butter and nary a hint of herb. Bleh. If not for the hot saki, I might have objected.. One person in our party ordered the Kung Pao Chicken and another the "Cashew Chicken". The waiter got them reversed and didn't know the difference. Good thing no one was allergic to peanuts.
(3)Andrea R.
My mom informed me that this was a new kosher sushi restaurant in town. Kosher sushi? Say what?? For once in my life I wasn't feeling the sushi love (I blame the Florida heat) and opted for the grilled chicken salad instead. It was big enough for 3 people, but I tried my best to put a dent in it. And my mom seemed to enjoy her kosher salmon roll, which didn't look any different from any other sushi roll I've seen. A good option and I'll probably come back out of convenience since my mom works right next door. And hey, it's kosher.
(3)Ariel M.
Good place, nothing great but not bad for a Kosher place, and not too expensive. I would go there again, especially if I have the Kosher part of the family with me. But, they are close don the Sabbath, which is a little bit of a problem. ---Ariel
(3)Len E.
The service was great. Kung Pao chicken was salty and overdone. Chicken Pargiot was very good. Wonton soup was lukewarm and SALTY. Tom Yum soup was good, but spicy. We went on a Monday, maybe that's chef's night off. Got there at 5:30 maybe 4 tables, but in an hour the place was full. If you decide to try this restaurant, make reservations.
(3)Zoe P.
I went here on a Saturday night around 8, just as it started to get really busy. I had high expectations because it's a bit pricey and it seemed so popular. I order orange chicken with jasmine rice and my mom ordered a spicy salmon roll and sashimi. The orange chicken was the worst I've ever had. I didn't know you could make Chinese food that bad, especially at such a seemingly high end place. My mom was served a salmon roll when she asked for a spicy salmon roll. When she told the waiter of this he acted like it was a big request. The waiter was awful and never came by to refill our water. So then they have her a spicy salmon roll and it wasn't chopped and spiced like most other sushi places do it. Instead it was served with jalapeños and it was too spicy to enjoy. Overall I would not recommend this place. Poor design. We sat by the door and there's nowhere for people waiting for a table to even wait and it happened to be cold outside. The service was very poor. Inattentive waiters and the food took very long to arrive. The food was not good quality. Chicken was dry and sushi was somewhat better, but if you're going to spend money on a good sushi place, please go elsewhere. The rice wasn't even fresh. I've had much better Chinese at cheap, hole in the wall places. Try got rice in west palm beach!
(2)H D.
Delicious Asian food, speedy service, and kosher, too! The food was nicely seasoned, generous but not ridiculous portions, Prices pretty reasonable, given the extra costs for kosher certification. I will be back for sure!
(4)Jessica B.
I hate to give a negative review, but really, there is no reason why kosher asian food shouldn't increase its standards a bit. I went here with a huge group and the general consensus was that the sushi wasn't great. And the other entrees all seemed to have the same sauce/flavor, which was a little fast-foody. The servers were friendly but made a few errors with our orders. The place has potential but in a place like Florida where kosher dining isn't too hard to come by...I'd go elsewhere.
(2)E R.
Service mediocre. Waited an hour for our food and this was on a Thursday night. Some of our kids meals were cold already. Needs to improve service. Food was just okay. Have had better kosher Asian kosher fanfare elsewhere.
(2)Howard A.
Pass on this place. The service isn't very good and the food isn't either. The ambiance is better than Orchids Garden, but the food definitely isn't. The sushi is very bland and the Chinese food is "meh" at best. Do yourself a favor and go to House of Dog instead.
(2)Jordan B.
The reviews here are somewhat mediocre but I thought I would share my excellent dining experience at Asia. I came here for dinner with family on New Year's Eve, and being my first visit to the restaurant, my initial impression is that it is small but the atmosphere is fantastic. Asia seemed to me like a place that would attract mostly adults on dates, large groups of people, and businessmen, but we saw a lot of families dining here. The service is great. Our waiter was polite and very knowledgeable of the menu offerings. We also had servers who would come by to refill our glasses of water and clear plates; both of them were courteous too. We all enjoyed our meals which were tasty and filling. I have to recommend the fried ice cream for dessert - it was awesome! Price is high, but reasonable for this kind of establishment. I don't see any reason why I wouldn't come back here or not recommend this restaurant to someone. Check it out.
(5)David G.
I was in South Florida with my wife's grandparents and she gave us a wonderful tour of the kosher restaurants in the area. I was quite impressed with the quality of the food and the taste was spectacular. My wife had the gluten-free orange chicken. I had the General Tsao's Chicken. The sauces were nice though I would have wanted it a little spicier on mine. The portions were immense with more than enough food for the meal and a little left over for the next day. I did not try the sushi but the Chinese food was really good.
(4)Maria L.
Terrible. Just terrible. Walking in at 9pm on a Sunday evening to be received with rude faces and a couple of eyerollers. I want to assume that it's because we were walking in at that time. Regardless, the service was terrible and the food wasn't at all up there either. Definitely not recommended.
(1)Kretta M.
I drive by this place everyday, it's right next to my job. I usually don't like to try new sushi places because I'm very particular about what I put in my stomach. The place looked very neat and it's quite small compared to other restaurants. First off, the prices aren't that "reasonable" I've been to cheaper sushi restaurants and paid half of what I did here and have gotten a better quality. Second, the sushi was mediocre, I ordered a Japanese Bagel Roll which wasn't on the menu, but they rang me up a California roll which cost $8. In my opinion if I was going to eat a California roll I wouldn't pay $8 for it, but since I had ordered salmon I didn't argue. The rolls were falling apart in my hands as I tried to eat but it tasted okay. Would I go back? Probably not but it was worth the try.
(2)Nicole N.
The food was good, not amazing. Sweet and sour chicken tastes very bland. The reason I'm giving it one star is due to how this restaurant is run and how rude and inconsiderate the manager or owner was to us. It was not an enjoyable experience. My bf and I ordered one dish and wanted to try another after (weren't sure how hungry we were at first). When the owner saw our table without food he said "what are they still doing here?" to our waiter who told him we ordered something else while standing right next to us. Totally rude. I would understand if people were waiting to eat if he asked differently, but there wasn't anyone waiting on a table and there were a lot of empty spots... Don't waste your time or money here on mediocre food and an awful environment.
(1)Stan J.
This place is amazing! The sushi is so good and the service is phenomenal.
(5)Harlan K.
Great food. Friendly service. I love going there! Although I'm not a sushi fan, people rave about it. Their service is very friendly but make sure you have a reservation on Sunday nights when the place is crowded.
(5)Josh P.
If you are not kosher, I would not go there for the sushi. It just wasnt that good. The staff is very very friendly and the orthodox people said they liked it.
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