Taste Of Asia

Found this gem Christmas night while vacationing in Vero. The menus had almost every dish I enjoy however I chose the hibachi salmon which was perfect. My sewed salad was great and the service was prompt and efficient . My wife enjoyed the tofu and her side was soup which she enjoyed. The price was perfect.

There are so few Asian restaurants in this part of Florida, so we thought we would try this place. We are from the northeast where there are many great Asian restaurants that have earned loyal repeat customers. For people who haven't been to Asia or a large US city, then you can fill your tummy with this barely adequate food and be okay with it. But for me, this place was a real disappointment. I ordered the yakisoba - basically spaghetti with tofu and a smattering of uncooked vegetables. It was bland. The hubby got beef nagi maki, which had an unpleasant texture and not a lot of flavor. The service was prompt, but not at all friendly. I don't recommend this restaurant that has a mish mash of all types of Asian dishes, better to specialize and perfect one type than to flop in all types.

There was definitely a lack of courtesy when it came to the server, the salad consisted of two leaves of lettuce one cucumber and a tomato slice.The main course was salmon and scallops which were like rubber hockey pucks(all 3 of them) and the salmon was flavorless and undercooked. Save your money and go to Takara in Vero or Makotos in Melbourne

So we've decided to expand our taste and where we go to eat. This let us down to Sebastian where we found Taste of Asia. Taste of Asia is a unique and hidden little restaurant that combines various Asian cuisines into a wonderful menu of delights. The restaurant sits off the road in a small group of eclectic shops. There appears to be another restaurant as well as a small bar. But at the time we arrived, these were all closed. The interior of the restaurant is small and clean and quaint making a pleasure will place for a night's repasse. For tonight's dinner, we had Bulgogi, General Tao's chicken, and Hibachi chicken. Each was amazingly exquisite in taste and generous and portion as attested by our pictures. The only down side was that compared to typical Chinese restaurants the prices are higher. Not substantially more, but enough that at least two people who came into the restaurant turned around and left after seeing the menu. But looking at the menu, it becomes obvious this is not your typical Chinese restaurant. There are dishes from Korea, Thailand, Japan, and China. After our pleasant experience, I'm certain we will be back again. Maybe not in the near future, as I stated we were trying to expand our go to places and there are so many great restaurants in Brevard and Indian River counties. So, maybe it's time for you to expand your list of restaurants you go to. I can only highly recommend you try Taste of Asia.