Asia on the Parkway

Sharon McDonald 6 months ago

We were just looking for a hot tasty meal. Found it very close to the Logan Hotel. Nice portions at a great price (Lunch menu). Friendly service in a relaxed and pretty setting. Authentic taste. Loved it!

Jason Sikat 9 months ago

I had an amazing dining experience at Asia on the Parkway. From the moment I walked in, the warm hospitality made me feel welcome. The waitress was attentive, friendly, and went out of her way to ensure everything was perfect. The chef truly elevated the experience with dishes that were not only beautifully presented but bursting with flavor. Every course felt thoughtfully prepared and authentic. Together, the service and cuisine made for a memorable evening—I can’t wait to return!

Hugh Mc Closkey 6 months ago

This is a unique dining opportunity in center city Philadelphia. It's located near the Cristmas Village and provides an enjoyable dining experience. We had wonton soup and spring rolls for appetizer. Our main course was sesame chicken and chicken and broccoli. We thoroughly enjoyed the meal and it was reasonably priced.

Big Country a year ago

The good. I actually thought the food was adequate, if I’d ordered Chinese food. Instead I ordered off the Thai menu. There is very little that is the same between the two cuisines. They use zero Thai chilis. Zero lemongrass. Zero fish sauce. Truly a tragic waste of my time. The “Tom Yum - Seafood” had 2 bay shrimp and 3 pieces of unidentified “seafood.” Again, Chinese spices, zero Thai spice. Add to that the HUGE pieces of chicken in the dish, which were yummy but they didn’t provide a knife, so I’m glad no one else was in the hotel room while I ate. Also, charged me for what I thought was Thai chili oil. Nope- Chinese again. Straight out of a Dynasty bottle. I can recommend them as a Chinese restaurant. But if you have any standards for your Thai food, choose any other place. This was a disaster. As a side note, the bartender/owner? is just grumpy and unpleasant for someone who owns a restaurant/bar. Not my problem because I won’t be back unless I’m hurting for Chinese food.

Steve Landstreet 2 months ago

Considering that this place seems to be primarily a Chinese restaurant with a sideline in Thai dishes (not always a formula for success), I was very pleased with my drunken noodles main from the Thai listings. My wife said that her kung Pao chicken was the best she'd ever gotten, so we wouldn't hesitate to come back again.