Pan-Asian

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Azian

15 N. Alvernon Way. Central

777-8311

Pan-Asian

While Azian needs more-helpful sushi-roll menus, and the servers need to explain the do-it-yourself Korean barbecue a heck of a lot better, the results sure are tasty. The all-you-can-eat options come with a buffet at both lunch and dinner, and bento boxes are offered at lunch time. (6-14-12)

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Brother's Noodles

5605 E. Speedway Blvd. East side

393-3774

Pan-Asian

Tiny and easily missed, this Chinese restaurant offers many of the usual items but with a few nifty additions i.e. fried biscuits, pickled cabbage and pork and northwest style stew. The plump, tender dumplings are some of the best in town and come in various flavors. Noodles, as expected, are plentiful and come as entrees and in soups. Portions are meant to be shared.
Chopstix Asian Diner

3820 S. Palo Verde Road, Suite 101. South Tucson

889-7849

Pan-Asian

This diner serves fresh, fast food done up Asian style. By day, it’s a buffet. And at night, it offers friendly table service with all types of Asian specialties. It’s a nice place to enjoy a quick lunch or meet with friends. Enjoy the tasty wor wonton soup and crab puffs. No sushi, though. (1-20-05)

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Dao's Tai Pan's

446 N. Wilmot Road. East side

722-0055

Pan-Asian

A huge menu of delicious Chinese and Vietnamese cuisine makes Dao’s worth visiting. The restaurant may look like a fast-food joint, but the cuisine and the service prove that Dao’s is anything but. Be sure to try the multi-faceted Vietnamese crepe. (2-17-05)

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Grain River Asian Bistro

12985 N. Oracle Road., Oro Valley Northwest

818-1555

Pan-Asian

You’ll find a just about all kinds of Asian food here. Korean? By all means, with a tasty bulgogi. Japanese? Try the teppanyaki. Thai? Both curry and noodle dishes are available. Chinese? Check out house specialties such as the fall-apart-tender Grain River fish. Friendly service. (9-13-12)

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Hot Wok Asian Bistro

7755 E. Golf Links Road, No. 101. East side

751-6374

Pan-Asian

At this small Asian fast-casual joint, the food is plentiful and fairly priced?and it comes out of the kitchen hot and fast. While most of the menu is Chinese-influenced, you can also find pho, pad Thai and wings. Hot Wok is not glamorous, but considering that most of the restaurants nearby are chains, this is a pleasant neighborhood spot. Don't look for smiles from the staff?but do look for a great deal. (3-1-12)

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Pei Wei Asian Diner

845 E. University Blvd. Downtown / 4th Ave / University

884-7413

Pan-Asian, Best Of

Also at 5285 E. Broadway Blvd. (514-7004) and 633 W. Ina Road (297-3238). The folks behind P.F. Chang’s have brought fast-casual Asian fare to Tucson with its Pei Wei chain, and the mini-Chang’s does the parent proud. Featuring delicious, freshly prepared Asian standards at fairly cheap prices, Pei Wei is a great place to grab some fine Asian food to go, or to sit down with the college kids and eat in a modern atmosphere. (11-27-03)

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Seri Melaka

6133 E. Broadway Blvd. East side

747-7811

Pan-Asian

For a wonderful dip into the festive and aromatic cooking of Southeast Asia, a trip to Seri Melaka will leave your senses swimming. From the spicy, authentic sambals to the outstanding curries, Seri Melaka serves up authentic cuisine at reasonable prices. (10-18-01)

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Thai China Bistro

5121 E. Grant Road. East side

325-5185

Pan-Asian

What a nice little find! As the name indicates, there is both Thai and Chinese food here. There?s also sushi, with a bit of Korean thrown in for good measure. The pad Thai is tangy and tender, and the squid salad is a winner?loaded not just with tender squid, but also fresh greens and other vegetables in a soy-based sauce. The service at this fast-casual place is friendly and upbeat. (4-19-12)

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U Like Oriental Buffet Asian Cuisine

5101 N. Oracle Rd. Northwest

520-293-5168

Pan-Asian
Wei Asian Café

9450 E. Golf Links Road. East side

722-1119

Pan-Asian

The far eastside’s restaurant scene is looking a bit better thanks to Wei. The café aspires to be truly pan-Asian, featuring a huge menu of dishes attributed to China, Vietnam, Thailand, Korea, Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore. The food is reasonably priced and consistently decent to excellent. Give the sesame chicken a shot if you’re unsure what to try. (10-20-05)

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