Asiana Thai & Sushi

Kessashun Arthur

This is a very solid, well-liked place to grab both Thai food and sushi. It's a pretty small place, hit or miss on whether you can get a seat, but I didn't have to wait for a table either time I dined in. For the food I've tried: the papaya salad was well-balanced, subtly spicy and sweet, and came in a generous portion. The spicy rainbow and Sunday morning tolls were both high quality. The shrimp panang curry had really good, fresh flavors, and quality jumbo shrimp; 5/10 spice was very bearable and somewhat mild for somebody with a pretty high spice tolerance. I'd happily eat it again. For service: this place is not first-timer friendly. You walk in and kind of stand around awkwardly wondering if anybody will seat you, and if you seat yourself, you wait awkwardly wondering if anybody will tend to you. On my most recent visit, I had several wrong orders brought to my table, and my food came out 10+ minutes after my lady's food. The food here is undeniably excellent, but I'm more inclined to just order takeout in the future.

Patrick Thornton

Stopped here for lunch on a random Saturday after seeing amazing reviews. Small, cozy atmosphere. Went with the tofu Triangles and the dinner portion of Pad Thai with Beef. The flavor of the Pad Thai was incredible, the best I can remember trying. The portion size was very generous for me as someone with a large appetite. I also liked the food presentation. Absolutely worth trying, even if you might have to wait on a busy evening.

F Mol

Very small with excellent food. The sushi was fresh and very good. The soup looked amazing. I'm definitely coming back for that. The Thai tea and coconut juice were good, too.

Mike Brown

Everything here was great from start to finish. The food was amazing, the service was friendly and fast, and the seating was comfortable. I'll definitely be back. Quality all around. You should check them out!

Jimi Sizemore

I’ll keep Asiana-Hyde Park at 5 stars solely based off the food alone. I’ve been here several times and the food is top tier. However, at some point they have to clean this place up. Obviously it is a small establishment and being packed in may happen. But at some point they need to de-clutter the sushi bar area, rip up that filthy carpet and replace it, and do something with the bathroom doors that always seem to be open unless someone is in there. Sitting 10 feet away from a stinky bathroom is very unappetizing. It’s almost time to drive 30 extra minutes to Crescent Hills. Side note from last nights experience: Stop prioritizing Door Dash/To Go orders over people dining in. Crab rangoons came out in 2 minutes. Simple chicken pad thai came out 45 minutes later.