Asia express

Personal Functional Rehab Trainer 4 months ago

"Don’t let the 'Express' name fool you—this is far more than your typical strip-mall takeout. Asia Express is owned and operated by a family of Chinese heritage from Myanmar, and that cultural background translates into a depth of flavor you simply won't find at 'fake' American-Chinese chains. While the setup is convenient, the food tastes like high-end, home-cooked cuisine. You can tell the techniques are traditional; the flavors are vibrant, perfectly seasoned, and lack that generic, sugary taste common elsewhere. Whether you’re grabbing something from the steam table (which is incredibly fresh) or a family dinner, the quality is consistently top-tier. It’s a rare find that offers the convenience of a quick meal with the authenticity of a sit-down restaurant. If you want the real deal made by people who truly know the craft, you should definitely try this place. Favorite dishes: The Spicy Orange Chicken and the Black Bean Sauce Pork Riblets are must-tries!"

D. C. Rees 5 months ago

Always excellent service and food. Our to go to place for Chinese food. Still have excellent prices. Family meals always have more than enough food left over and serves more than just 4. Great Value

Rajnesh Kumar 5 months ago

Stumbled upon this place last weekend. It’s a hidden gem when it comes to Chinese food. Price is reasonable with large portions and many choices. Had to go back again on Tuesday for fried rice and spicy orange chicken. Highly recommend!!!

Daniel Ambriz JR 8 months ago

Very friendly and the portions were enormous and the food was great and very good price

Ivan 10 months ago

I’m quite shocked how much food they gave me after all of the Chinese takeouts I’ve been too! It’s no wonder that this place has received higher ratings. This plate I have can get you full in no time unless you share it or save up for dinner later. The food here is even tasty. That two-item combo costs around $13! I heard that this restaurant also serves à la carte, but you can also go through fast-food style like what I had today. Place wasn’t really big but the seating area in a way stands out. You can probably wait there until your order is ready. Also, I was scrolling through the foods from the display. Seems that many people ate here during lunch while I came here for dinner. Doesn’t seem that they have plenty of options from the display for combo orders, but that’s alright. Honestly, I thought that the Spicy Orange Chicken would be very spicy, but gladly, it isn’t. I was hoping that I don’t end up drinking too much water from severe spiciness. I have tried the regular Orange Chicken from a similar place, but didn’t like it. This will be one of the favorite Chinese takeouts I will go to for now on. Looking forward for more!