Location: Bonaire
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Best Asian food near Bonaire, Georgia, United States
Find out what Asian restaurants to try in Bonaire. Bonaire is an unincorporated community in Houston County in the U.S. state of Georgia. It is 6 miles (10 km) south of the center of Warner Robins and is part of the Warner Robins Metropolitan Statistical Area. Bonaire is located on and around U.S. Route 129/Georgia State Route 247, which is connected to Interstate 75 by Georgia State Route 96. Bonaire is the hometown of former Governor Sonny Perdue.
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8. Seoul House Korean Restaurant
Reviewed By Perry B
We have been regulars at Seoul since it first opened. We've tried other Korean restaurants in town, but always come back to Seoul House. Ms. Kimâs cooking is excellent; plus she always has a smile on her face, always willing to please and the price is very reasonable. Occasionally you may have to wait on the food due to short staffing, but it is worth it.
7. Khan Mongolian Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Texas_World_Travlers
We drove up to this restaurant and the first thing we thought was, is this an old home? The inside had tables and chairs but nothing that was too elaborate at all. The Mongolian grill was behind Plexiglas walls. So there was absolutely nothing overly impressive about this restaurant. Having said that, it was very clean and everything was organized and neat.The wait staff consisted of 2 people. Both were very polite, helpful, and attentive. We were very happy with the service. There was one cook, which looked like he knew what he was doing. Now to the food! They served us miso first, which was not bad but not great either. If there were any other doubts, they were laid to rest the moment we got our food. Anyone that has been to a Mongolian grill, knows that itâs mostly based off what you put in your bowl, but we put a mix of seafood, beef and chicken plus veggies and all were cooked perfectly. Nothing was overcooked or dry. We would definitely recommend Khan Mongolian Grill to anyone visiting Warner Robins, GA.
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6. Thai Pepper
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By TravelsWithJenny
I lived in Warner Robins for years but moved away 5 years ago. Thai Pepper was my lunch go to place with husband or my clients.Menu includes excellent flavorful and fresh Thai foods and sushi. The interior has been updated with a clean Asian look. I love their spicy eggplant with chicken ( you can choose a protein of your liking). The soups and spring rolls, Masaman curry and ginger chicken are some of my favorite dishes.Go and enjoy, you will not be disappointed. Be sure to check their hours as they do close between lunch and dinner.
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5. Wok N Roll
Overall Ratings
3 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By HerrP
I've been coming here for over 10 years. In fact it's by far my most visited Asian restaurant. Price are good, convenient location, and the service is friendly and efficient.The veggie lo mein is fine. Firm noodles, enough broccoli, 'shrooms, water chestnuts, and snap peas to go around. The won ton soup (small) has 5 big ole' wontons. The broth is a little salty but not overly so. And the fried wontons help to give a little crunch to the whole meal.Stop on by!
4. Yami Yami
Overall Ratings
3 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By David T
Before I come out swinging from the heels, let me first say that we did not dine-in at what I'm sure is a perfectly serviceable establishment, We ordered via delivery. The delivery time was respectable, the lady that brought the order was affable enough, the food was hot and in portions that were a gracious plenty. Large portions don't matter much when the food is basic and bland. We ordered: Egg Rolls, a Pu Pu platter, Mongolian Beef, General Tsao's and Spicy Shrimp and Chicken-on-a-stick with fried rice. The egg rolls are horrible! They are comprised of straight cabbage and little else and the taste is generic and industrial. The Pu Pu platter featured 2 more of these horrid concoctions, ribs that lacked any real seasoning or flavor so they tasted like "just meat" Uuuuugh! The Crab Rangoon was good, not great. The chicken-on-a-stick with the fried rice was, by far, the highlight of the meal...everything else kinda sucked! So, for $50, we enjoyed about $8 worth of takeout. Yami Yami...not Yummy Yummy...actually, Crumby Crumby!
3. Choi's Korean Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By Tallahasean
First time and definitely not our last time to eat there. We loved the made from fresh to order style foods. Appreciated the collection of free appetizers. The server was very informative for first time dinners. After dinner we strolled through their Asian market. It is obvious Iâll need to learn more about the cuisine before we can start shopping for items we canât pronounce. Lol!
2. My Thai & Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
My Thai and Sushi offer the finest Thai cuisine along with freshly prepared Sushi. Enjoy your favorite cocktail, wine or brew from our full service bar.
Reviewed By Rashell C
First time at My Thai, it was going fine with the appetizers but then we didn't get our sushi. I was watching the sushi chef up front and felt bad for how many orders they had. The female chef was overwhelmed, they are understaffed for sushi. The owner or manager apologized twice, in which I think they could have taken a roll off the bill. When we finally get our sushi, it's not good at all. The one roll was like eating a grease bucket, it was horrible. Then when we went to pay the bill, we asked if they had military discount, and my husband shows his ID, and the girl says no you have to be in uniform!! What kind of crap is that?? What about all the be Vets, how is that fair to them? Will not be going back there, Thai Pepper is the way to go if you want excellent sushi and service!
1. Saigon Noodle House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By TheOlePatriotBiker64
At first when I asked by one of my children to go and eat at the Saigon Noodle House I was not so sure that I was up for trying any new cuisine from another country, but as a Father I had to at least go once with my children to show them that it's okay to be adventurous and try new foods and something different for a change, once in a while. As they say: "Nothing Ventured is Nothing Gained!" So, my son and I went in and sat down and took a long look at the menu, there were many different things to choose from on the menu, some of the Asian dishes available to eat looked kind of familiar, but made just little different in a traditional Vietnamese style instead of the usual Americanized Chinese buffet food. We settled on trying the Vietnamese spring rolls and a type of beef noodle soup bowl that was actually quite delicious and a tad spicy too, it was really good! The family staff and restaurant owner was a really nice Lady, very courteous and friendly, her daughters spoke fluent English and were very helpful when making suggestions of really good Vietnamese dishes to try for the very first time... My youngest son and I went back numerous times to eat our special ânoodle bowlâ that we loved at the Saigon Noodle House, before he went off to College last year. So try it ,be brave, be bold, and try something a bit more bolder and interesting get a taste of Saigon and discover another "jewel of the orient" to be savored quite often!
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