Asia Grill
In Business Since 2007
(214) 473-6647
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Best Thai Restaurant In Dallas!!
Posted by cheche38 on 1/1/2009
Don't pay attention to any negative reviews on this place. I have worked in Thai Restaurants, tried many, along with eating Thai Home Cooking. I have also gone here with my Thai Friends and they are very impressed with the Authenticity while reminding them of eating back in Bangkok. If you feel adventurous, I would suggest trying the Pineapple Dish.. If not and want to start off with a typical plate... try the Pad Thai.. Whatever you try, it's good. I haven't been disappointed yet! Hopefully more people find out about this place and spread the word. The service is excellent and the setting is very comfy. When you get a chance... go to this place...
not-so hot-so
Posted by dallas_foodie on 8/4/2008
I always thought DFW Thai restaurants had consistently good quality offerings - from Chow Thai in Addison to Piman in Las Colinas, to Quick Thai Bistro in Colleyville, everything seemed to be on an even keel. until now. Our dinner at Asia Grill was mediocre at best - the Thai Beef Salad had way too much salt in the dressing (this is on the "healthy" menu?) and the Pad Kee Mow (aka "drunken noodles") was more soy flavor than spice. Usually I drink a lot of water at Thai restaurants because of the spicy cuisine, but this time it was to wash the salty taste out of my mouth. Sorry but I don't think our visit merited a second chance.
Excellent Thai, Cool Decor, Great Service
Posted by Keynes on 4/18/2008
Great all around restaurant. The decor and atmosphere is more reminiscent of a trendy Manhattan restaurant than one you'd expect to find in Plano, but they still maintain a casual, relaxed environment and very reasonable prices. The service is prompt and extremely polite, and adds to the casual atmosphere. The Pad See Iew is absolutely perfect, and any of the Fried Rice dishes we've had have been excellent. The Goong Haw, the crispy fried shrimp and crab spring rolls, are terrific too. The BYOB factor is a minor annoyance, but I clocked myself at six minutes walking to Central Market and back with a six pack of Sapporro- and the cheapskate in me noted that I'd rather pay seven dollars for six beers from the market than two at the restaurant. All in all, I recommend this place highly.
Awesome appetizer and dessert
Posted by kha_w on 9/12/2007
My girlfriend and I frequent this restaurant. We love this Thai restaurant because it has that upscale look without the upscale price. We love the modern casual ambiance. We found it accidentally after we went shopping at Central Market (same parking complex). We were promptly seated by our friendly waitress when we got there. But it was the crab avocado that made us come back here again and again. One of our favorite entrees was the swimming angel, this is one of the few healthy dishes that actually taste excellent! Came dessert time, our waitress recommended the mango sushi, which was unlike we ever taste it before. Honestly, I'm not a big fan of mangoes, but for some reason, this dish is simply too good for me to past. The only complain that we have is the BYOB part. We wish this restaurant serves wine. Last but not least for us football fans, they got 2 big screen TVs so you don't actually have to miss your favorite team while still keeping your girlfriend happy!
Great food, great atmosphere
Posted by gibot on 9/4/2007
This restaurant has great Thai food. On top of that, the atmosphere and music is awesome. My favorite is the crab avocado (appetizer), pad see iew (noodle with sweet soy sauce) and mango sushi for dessert. Price is really reasonable. The staff is very kind and polite. Lunch is a little bit crowded, but if you want to have a relaxing time, bring your wine and go for dinner or on the weekend.
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