ASIAN PALACE

Asian Palace — Where Comfort Food Gets the Royal Treatment If you grew up eating American-style Chinese food on Sunday nights with your family, then walking into Asian Palace is like stepping into a warm, soy-scented memory. The menu reads like a comfort food mixtape—barbecued spareribs that cling to your fingers and your heart, egg rolls that are crunchy on the outside, soft and warm on the inside (the way nature intended), and General Tso’s Chicken that brings the perfect balance of sweet, spicy, and crispy bravado. The Moo Shu Pork is a saucy, scallion-studded hug, and the soups—oh, the soups. Egg Drop, Sweet Corn, and my personal favorite: Hot and Sour, with three wontons tossed in . Now for the twist: Asian Palace also has a full-service sushi bar. That means you can get a Spider Roll with your Moo Goo Gai Pan, and somehow that combo works better than it has any right to. But what truly sets this place apart is the family who runs it. The service is flawless—even at the busiest times. Friendly, fast, and genuinely warm, they make you feel like part of the family. Asian Palace isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a reminder that classic dishes, cooked with care and served with heart, still rule the kingdom. Remember to say hello to Winnie at the cash register!!!

I have never left a review so quickly!! First timer and did pickup. O m g. This is the best, freshest Chinese food I’ve ever had. Any other place you cut open the chicken and it GRAY. This was white meat chicken. My husband got sushi and said it was phenomenal. The restaurant itself is spotless and the woman behind the counter was so friendly. Absolutely will be back.

Fantastic. I ordered take-out. Ten years ago, I lived in an area with a Chinese/Japanese restaurant owned by my spouse's friend, and it was the best I had ever had. We have moved many times since then, and in each locale, I hope to find something similar. Sadly, I never do. My first experience here makes me think that has changed! The crab ragoons were simple and what you think of when you think of comfort food, which I appreciated. The tofu dish was light (not heavy laden), with what tasted like a fresh made sauce and perfectly cooked tofu. I'm very happy to have found this place and will be systematically trying all tofu dishes on the menu. I was only inside briefly, but it looked very nice. I will probably dine in at some point as well.

Every single bite I took was absolutely amazing. - My kids loved the Chicken Lo Mein, no veggies - Sushi was so fresh! The staff and service is top notch as well.

Food is not great. Sesame chicken was soggy and fried rice is bland.Thankfully I only got their lunch special and didn't pay for dinner prices. I really wanted to like the food as the service is wonderful but not for me.