Euro Asian Bistro

I’ve been an on and off regular for the past year seeing that my job is relatively close. Overall, ambiance/​décor is great, the food is decent+fairly inexpensive, and the service ranges from poor-​okay. The waitstaff makes one too many careless mistakes.

I was scared that the place was empty at 7 45 on a Friday night, we did get to sit outside which was nice.
We ordered lettuce wraps which were on, an avacado crabmeat salad which was pretty good and two rolls which were passable.
One huge negative, we never got plates to eat on, which I thought was very strange, we used a Local Flavor coupon and thruthfully there are many better places around to spend my money

I really like the food and service here. And great lunch deal. I’m not a fan of the music they play. Hey Euro-​Asia, can you try something other than elevator jazz?

Honestly: we were in the area between meetings and looking for Panera. I needed a rest room and so did my colleague. We decided we were actually going to eat lunch (which rarely happens in our travels). But… we had over an hour before our next gig and since Panera moved to a different location, we ducked into this lovely Bistro.
It was VERY cold in there… it wasn’t terribly busy and it was exceptionally blustery/​cold outside. They did try to combat it with space heaters.
Hot tea is served in a small metal pot with small sake-​sized cups.
Lots of lunch specials to choose from; I had the sushi/​sashimi lunch that was served with a spicy tuna roll. 3 pieces of sushi (tuna, salmon and a white fish) and 2 slices of sashimi — yellowtail, tuna and salmon; and a single piece of «white tuna» (which we all know isn’t really tuna).
My colleague had the lunch portion of general tso’s chicken. This was a really big meal — a pile of fried chicken in sweet and sour/​spicy-​ish sauce, rice and a salad. I think there was also a crispy spring roll thrown on there. He really enjoyed the meal. I tasted a piece of the chicken and it wasn’t very spicy… but it had a nice flavor.
We both started with the egg drop soup; this was a choice along with miso or a salad. Soup was piping hot (like burn the crap out of your tongue hot!!) and served in a pretty big bowl.
Not bad at all; I would grab lunch here again if I’m in the neighborhood.

I was hoping to get some good food here, but what was delivered to me looked more like the peelings in the kitchen were thrown into a pot and then into a takeaway bowl. Not impressed at all.

Was not expecting much when we came in but we were pleasantly surprised. The lo mein was delicious and the sushi was great. We had mostly vegetarian options and had the avacado roll and were not disappointed. The lo mein was our favorite dish, full of flavor. Our server was so friendly and accommodated all of our requests. We also had drinks, I had the passion Cosmo and it was super fresh tasting and delicious. We would definitely return here and soon.

Can’t go wrong with the lunch special. Staff is friendly, only had take-​out.
Although last time I was there and I took it to-​go and they didn’t have my soup/​salad in there.
Good pricing as well. They have bubble tea which I’m excited to try my next time in!

Went here for lunch with a colleague. Definitely an mix of Asian on the menu with rolls and sushi norms and some signature combos. I ordered the sashimi/​tempura lunch and shared. Nice looking and fresh sashimi with 6 pieces of tempura and a salad with good ginger dressing. My friend ordered a roll and that came with miso. The roll was delicious and good size. Prices are on the higher end for lunch but the place is trendy and you can sit outdoors. It’s located next to theater and stores. I’ll go back.

The food is ok I usually order the spicy chruncy shrimp roll its pretty good. the service is good the price is good. I don’t really have any complaints.

We’ve been coming here a long while now and LOVE it. We would go once a week before we had a baby but still try to make it out and pick up takeout when we can. Highly recommended — everything is good! They also have a ton of more inventive dishes on their menu too — don’t miss the Tuna Wasabi Dumplings and the Japanese Pizza! We also like the chicken lettuce wraps. For special rolls, our hands down favorite is the Battera roll. Their non-​sushi food is also REALLY good. Highly recommend both the 5 spiced chicken and blackberry salmon. This is also our go-​to Thai place. There’s really something for everyone — you can’t go wrong! Prices are reasonable — you can always start w/​lunch specials (every day but Sunday) which are a steal.

Went there after a movie. Nice staff but food was disappointing while I like Asian food. The Tempura shrimp were extremely oily and tasteless. Plum wine was so sweet you hardly could drink it. Coconut soup was OK.

It was raining and we were going to see a movie across the street so, I figured let’s give it a try. I had pretty low expectations since it seems like a P.F. Chang’s type of place. The kid ordered a taro milk drink, hubby got a saketini and I ordered a glass of white wine. When the drinks came we all sipped happily but the kiddo wanted pearls in his drink and they were very nice about it. Hubs ordered the hot n sour soup and must have skipped over the lemongrass part bc I think he thought this was the chinese kind. When he got it he said he was surprised that it was so delicious. My crab meant avocado salad had a very tasty yuzo dressing. I didn’t want to over eat so I only ordered the sweet potato tempura roll with brown rice and loved it, my man also liked it and when I told him it was with brown rice and he said ’ aww you shouldn’t have told me’. The boy got a california roll and kept wanting to eat my crabmeat salad, but without the lettuce and dressing. The boys shared beef fried rice that seemed more thai than chinese which works for me. Unless it’s dimsum I think chinese food is just chopped up meat and veggies in different types of brown sauce and rather boring. We will be back!

This place was a total miss the last 2 times i went =(hopefully it improves and returns to its former glory soon.

Went to this place last night for a drink, everyone was so polite & when I told the guy behind the bar that I did not eat sushi but would like to try it he recommended the angry dragon which was a combo of fried shrimp, spicy tuna & crab which was as delicious as it sounds. Got the passion Cosmo which was both fruity enough to enjoy but w enough alcohol to get you buzzed which is pretty much why I went haha. I had a great experience.

My experience here was good. I ordered spicy salmon hand roll and Philadelphia roll. The rolls were good. They both had excellent portions of fish, and they weren’t drowned in rice. I also ordered hot and sour soup, and the soup was good. Great ambiance for a date. Big TVs to watch sports, even though at the time there was so much static on the TVs during a football game.

I’ve both ordered from here and come here for lunch. This place is definitely run of the mill. There is nothing special about the food but it is fine for what it is. Sushi, phở soup, and pad thai are all decent. I did not care for the bland shrimp tempura udon noodle soup. If you go in, expect to stand around for a while before they notice you. Otherwise the service at the table is pretty good.

If someone asked me to describe Euro Asian, I would shrug my shoulders and say «Meh.» It’s not great but it’s not bad.
The sushi was passable but definitely not the best I’ve had. There was a ton of orange goop drizzled over the special lobster (and pricey) lobster roll ordered. I want to taste sushi, not sauce. Spicy tuna roll was typical.
The waiter looked like I asked him to multiply 42 times 834 in his head when I asked if it were possible to make a sake-​tini. If it’s not, it’s cool, just say so.
Overall, no one was impressed with their meal and service but didn’t walk away saying it was a bad meal… Just average.
The food runner was exceptionally friendly and helpful. Kudos to him. However, when he accidentally started to put down the wrong appetizers at our table that were meant for another table, our server came over and demeaned him by saying «No!“and shamed him. Not cool. The runner came over to apologize but we told him not to worry that it wasn’t his fault at all.
Average food, average to good service, and a stagnant water rock pond/​formation in the entryway.

Place was quiet at noon. Only one other table was occupied on a Saturday. It is located in a busy shopping area in Port Chester and right next to a cinema. Parking is free across the street.
I had the Wok Mango with Chicken, it was delish! I finished my food, which says a lot because I am almost 7 months pregnant then and barely have much room for food. I savored my meal. =) Hubby had the duck, I forget what it was called but it was the only duck entrée in the lunch menu, I believe. He liked it but wasn’t crazy about it. It was like tempura duck with some sauce on top. I tried it and was glad I ordered what I did. The veggies that were cooked with the meat were fresh and crunchy, just the way I like them. YUM!
We had the mochi ice cream. You get 3 pieces per order and I believe it was for $ 6. They have bubble milk tea and smoothies there as well.

food was amazing — we wanted a special drink we didnt see on the emnu and werent even sure how it was made– the bartender whipped soemthing up — what a masterpiece. amazing — excellent personal service. Only place to eat when visiting the Capitol Theater. Not three $$$ at all so dont let that fool you!

Don’t waste your money! The food is very mediocre and the service was SO slow and rude! I can’t figure out why this place is called Euro Asian, there isn’t anything on the menu that is Euro!