Location: Menasha
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Where to eat Asian food in Menasha: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Asian food in Menasha, Wisconsin, United States. Menasha is a city in Calumet and Winnebago counties in the U.S. state of Wisconsin. The population was 17,353 at the 2010 census. Of this, 15,144 were in Winnebago County, and 2,209 were in Calumet County. The city is located mostly in Winnebago County; only a small portion is in the Town of Harrison in Calumet County. Doty Island is located partially in Menasha. The city's name comes from the Winnebago word meaning "thorn" or "island". Menasha is home to the Barlow Planetarium and Weis Earth Science Museum, both housed at the University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley.
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7. King Wok
Reviewed By 320heatherv
This is average Americanized Chinese food. I've never had a bad order. I've only done take out while at work, so I haven't tried the buffet or delivery. Nothing special about the decor. Does seem fairly clean. Kitchen is small and you can see right in while ordering. Not the most organized but the kitchen staff seems friendly. The woman who answers the phone and takes orders speaks very quickly and at times is difficult to understand. She is not patient, so make sure you know exactly what you want and what size when you call. She seems rude but is thorough and good at what she does. When ordering for pick up, they usually have everything ready to go, or are just finishing packing it up. They do have some healthier options as well as well including white rice. They used to give more broccoli with the meals, but the last 2 times I only got a few pieces. It is cooked perfectly in my opinion, and their meat has been good and doesn't taste as if it's been sitting half the day. My go to is orange chicken broccoli and white rice. And an egg roll of course. Not bad at all. Their portions are very big, and a small size is definitely 2 meals. If you're looking for amazing food, this isn't the place, but if you're looking for something good, priced well and quick I would recommend it.
6. Mai's Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By Rowing_Queen
If you are looking for excellent, tasty, and flavorful Asian cuisine, you MUST eat at Mai's. I've been eating their food for years, starting at the farmer's market savoring their stuffed wings.I was so happy, when they opened a restaurant (several years ago). I have a difficult time ordering, because everything on the menu looks so good. The menu is eclectic and there are gluten free and vegetarian options too.Guess that I'm just working my way down the menu. Just had Pad Ka Pau. Simply delicious. I ordered it with tofu (there's a pork option too), because they make their tofu with just the right amount of crisp. The spices in this dish definitely compliment each other. The Pad Ka Pau is a little on the spicy side (as noted on the menu), and for me, just the right amount of spice. Mai's Deli is by far one of my favorite restaurants in Appleton.
5. Basil Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By Gail B
This restaurant does not look like much from the street. Do not let this fool you! The staff and chefs pay close attention to blending flavors and textures to make fantastic dishes. The Bun Nuong was well-composed. The pork fried rice, which is rolled into balls and fried, followed by being broken open and served lettuce-wrap style is both flavorful and a great texture combination. What a great find during a business trip.
4. Nakashima's Japan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By shawnlI7783QZ
Good variety of sushi, we usually try a few new ones each time along with some favorites. Hibachi is good, show is entertaining, but the same as any hibachi place. Food gets over cooked often from new âchefsâ.
3. Hong Kong Buffet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By danaeval
There are several buffet tables. It might be the second largest buffet in the Fox Valley (uncertain), but it offers much more variety than the other buffet in Neenah. The food is almost always fresh. There have been times when the dumplings and fried chicken wings look stale, but most food looks and tastes fresh. The staff are friendly and attentive. There are limited offerings that are a bit spicy... the food is good, but a little more spice would be nice. The offerings are almost always the same, which can be good or bad, depending on your view. I would appreciate different offerings on occasion, but what they offer is a good selection. There is something akin to a small salad bar, mixed canned and fresh fruit, jello, peel and eat shrimp, and serve yourself ice cream. It's a good value and worth a try. I've never ordered from the large menu or had take out, which are available.
Where to eat American food in Menasha: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Sabino's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By AmosRedux
Asian and Mexican cuisines are both available. We arrived at 4:50 pm on a Saturday and were seated immediately. Drink orders were quickly taken and served. Salsa, ceviche, and chips were served as we awaited our appetizer which was fresh rolls. They were quite fresh, tasty, and brought to us promptly. Two of us ordered Thai Sweet Basil which consisted of grilled onions, carrots, bamboo shoots, and peppers along with chicken and rice. A third person went with the vegetarian enchilada with grilled veggies and Mexican rice. The entrees were tasty, nicely presented, and served just as we finished the appetizer. This restaurant is in the same location as the former Cy's Asian Bistro and operated by Cy's relatives.
Most Popular Chinese food in Menasha, Wisconsin, United States
1. Bao Ju
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Frequenttraveler082
A friend and I met at Bao Ju for lunch. The place was not busy, and we were greeted warmly and seated immediately. The service was very attentive. In fact, perhaps a bit 'too attentive'.My friend ordered the lunch special sweet and sour chicken, with egg drop soup. I ordered the beef and broccoli. The food arrived very quickly after we ordered, and the food was hot and steaming. Absolutely delicious, generous portions, attractive appearance. The broccoli was cooked to perfection. The place was not busy; I'd say it was only 20% full. Our server checked on us very frequently, which at first was very nice. But then it became annoying (but somewhat amusing).Midway through our meal, the server presented our bill, and left. That was not a problem for us. Shortly thereafter, she returned and wrote down the numbers 1 and 2 to show each meal's charge, and she told us who was 'number 1' and who was 'number 2'. We were fine with that also. Then she left.Then she returned again, and asked if we'd like boxes for leftovers and we both said 'yes'. She brought clamshell boxes for us. And left.My friend and I started putting our food in the boxes and the server appeared and insisted on putting the food in the box for me - I was too slow. Then she asked how did we want to pay, and then stood there at the table. We figured out she wanted to be paid right then. So I started taking out cash and tried to figure out the tip while she stood over our table - that was rather disconcerting, and unfortunately, because I was rushing to do mental math, I ended up giving a lesser tip than I ordinarily would have.I think that perhaps the server's shift might have been ending, but I'm not sure, because we arrived at 12 noon, and left at 1:15 PM. Clearly we were not there for 'too long', and, the place was only 20% filled.This experience will not prevent me from returning to Bao Ju to lunch with friends. I don't think the server meant any harm. Her manner kind of reminded me of my great-aunties from China - very direct, rather stern, and somewhat 'assertive'.The food was prepared very well, delicious, freshly made, not greasy. My friend and I decided to consider our server 'the entertainment' portion of the lunch experience.
