Average Chinese/Japanese take-out (with some limited seating inside).  Food is average - Decent Cheese Wonton (a little on the greasy side), good Chicken & Cashew entrée.  I personally like the pork-fried rice, but others commented it lacked flavor. The last time I ordered the fried jumbo shrimp it was a little over-done/greasy.  Delivery is ultra-fast.  Prices are average. There's limited parking if you're going to pick up your order.  Overall, this place is worth trying, but don't expect a religious experience.
Review Source:Here in NJ for a business trip so I thought I'd try out the Chinese takeouts here. I usually don't have much expectations from Chinese takeouts but its somewhat of a ritual for me to try steamed dumplings from everywhere.
It's expensive. At $6.42 for 8 pieces, its probably one of the most expensive dumplings I've had (albiet by only 25c per)
But what the hey. I make money.
As I ordered, the girl behind the counter gave a "they're good." Okay. Expectations raised a bit.
When I got back to my desk and took out the prize, I was quite surprised that these dumplings look... quite like Chinese dumplings. Very unlike the usual monstrocities you see elsewhere.
However the taste was average. Skin too soft, meat was on the blander side, but the soysauce was pretty good. Overall I don't think it was a good buy, although I give them credits for making dumplings that don't disgrace the motherland.
Sushi delivered to my hotel? Â Order online for a set delivery time, and I can even throw the tip in when I pay online? Â Why isn't this everywhere?
The sushi is solid. Â Not transcendental, but darn good, affordable, and convenient. Â I got the bento box, and it's quite an ample dinner, with rolls, salad, soup, nigiri and shumai.
They also have a Chinese menu, and the fried wontons were cheap and tasty. Â Couldn't taste the meat, but let's face it, we don't order wontons for the filling, we order them as a crispy sauce delivery vehicle, and these served admirably.
They don't take AMEX, only Visa, Mastercard, and Discover, and they deliver to the Somerset Courtyard.
I wish I'd discovered them earlier in my trip!
after many deliveries I was in the area and decided to walk in and order and take the food with me. Â It was clean orderly efficient pleasant and most of all hot and delicious. Â Its just an exceptional place in every way. Â Unpretentious but high quality in or out. Â Its a gem! Â I love their old fashioned chicken chow mein. It is loaded with white meat chicken and absolutely the best around. Â I have ordered their special malaysian chicken and its just great. Â Great shrimp rolls and dumplings. Â Am ordering today and going to try some sushi as well.
Review Source:I was in town for a convention a while back and was very happily surprised when we ordered from Wasabi n Wok. Â Having food delivered to a hotel always worries me, because the restaurant knows you're probably just passing through... so it's not THAT important to excel on your order, right? Â And double-trouble for half of our order being sushi. Â Delivery sushi to a hotel, that can't go badly...
We couldn't have been delivered a better meal than we got from Wasabi n Wok. Â All of the sushi was very fresh, the Chinese dishes were well done American-Chinese and the delivery was on time. Â Thank you!
Best chinese take out in the area! Order one of the coupon specials for $24.99. You get ribs, dumplings, sesame shrimp, fried rice, chicken with garlic sauce, white rice and wonton soup. All of the food is excellent, it is delivered quickly, and you can't beat the prices and portions.
Review Source:The best thing that I can say about this place is that they have a very good delivery service. Â I never went to the store so I can't comment about dining in. Â Their Japanese menu is mostly sashimi and rolls which we have not tasted.My wife has ordered from their Chinese menu twice and prefers Kam Luang Kitchen.
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