Asia Star Cafe

Reviews about Asia Star Cafe

• 2 / 5

  By Sam Roberts
  Overall it was nice enough. The food was presented well, but lacked flavor. The crispy Or Flavored Beef was not crispy at all. The General Tso's Chicken wasn't spicy and the pieces of chicken weren't crispy. Plus they tasted doughy. Everything was a bit salty, but still lacked flavor. The rice was dried out and not tender.
  
  The only plus is our 6yo daughter ate her entire cucumber roll and bowl of miso soup. However, she wouldn't really eat the chicken from the crispy noodle dish or the beef from the Orange Flavored Beef.
  
  If the price point was lower, I would give one more star. In the end I expected a little better food for my $70.
  May 08, 2017
• 2 / 5

  By Josh Bryant
  I left Asia star wishing I hadn't made that wrong turn into the parking lot and had gotten some local pizza instead. That being said, the reataurant does have a strange appeal. As a modernized mashup of most East Asian cultures' food Asia Star Cafe still attempts to retain its foods cultural heritage. Upon walking in, it appears as though the decor of the 'cafe' is heavily influenced by a particular eastern culture of which I am uncertain (probably Chinese). The wait staff were outstanding to say the least. It was fairly awkward at first however, when I walked in and was asked my phone number to start off. The majority of the food was a bit overcooked and I feel that this is almost to be expected by a restaurant of this type. In addition to this, the prices seemed to vary wildly.
  April 02, 2017