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831 South Clinton Avenue, Rochester NY 14620 |
| Hours |
| Sunday - Thursday: 11:00AM to 9:30PM |
| Friday & Saturday: 11:00AM to 10:30PM |
| Phone |
| 585 256 2310 |
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Flavors of Asia is a small pan-Asian restaurant located on the corner of South Clinton Avenue and Meigs Street.
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2005-11-12 15:35:32 Great restaurant. Highly recommended. The waitress who served me the last time I was there was unbelievably hot, too. —JayUnnikrishnan
2006-04-17 04:34:16 The waitress IS unbelievably hot... oh and the food is amazing too. —BridgetteTaylor
2006-08-29 12:38:48 One of my favorite restaurants. —AdamDurand
2006-09-18 14:17:14 I've only eaten there twice and both times the dishes I ordered were superb. Definitely worth regular visits. Side comment: It is located where Lorraine's Food Factory used to be back when she served edible food. —ZedOmega
2006-09-18 18:27:49 I have never been dissapointed in the flavor and quality of the food, though sometimes the wait at the table is a bit long. I love both the vermicelli bowls and the sticky rice with mango. Prices are low and the decor is nice. —EllenKelsey
2006-10-20 12:39:04 I love this place. The menu features Chinese, Vietnamese, and Thai choices as well as dim sum. The service is friendly and the food is great. —RachelBlumenthal
2006-11-05 20:27:55 This has become my wife and my favorite asian restaurant. A good variety of different asian foods which are very tasty. —ScottHendler
2006-12-21 11:18:02 I usually come in for Dim Sum, but the entrees are well done too. I like the turnip cakes with egg and scallion from the dim sum menu, and the tom yum soup (warning - it packs a wallop). —EastSideStephen
2007-03-02 13:34:53 Delicious! Each of the dishes I have tried here have been satisfying and flavorful. It takes pan-asian cuisine up a notch. —BenMargolis
2007-03-07 11:17:33 This place has the best fried squid in town. —KeithSimmons
2007-03-09 09:52:10 Great little restaurant as it offers all kinds of eastern choices, most notiably Thai, american Asian and Sushi. —TravisOwens
2007-03-11 00:37:27 Hugely overrated. I've had a number of friends recommend this place. Sadly, this is average Chinese food (at best), dressed in a fancy logo. —WegmansFiend
2007-05-11 00:27:01 I have tried a few dishes here. Mostly, they left much to be desired.
The beef they use in their pho is of a very cheap quality. Their scallion pancakes were dense, heavy and greasy - they are supposed to be lighter and flaky. I also tried a Thai chicken dish. The chicken looked rather suspect...almost as if it was overcooked?
On a positive note, I tried one of their Chinese beef dishes and the sauce was quite good. Sadly, the beef was still crappy.
I have only been here twice so these might be isolated incidents. —OneLove
2007-10-03 16:57:10 It's a Vietnamese family restaurant, kind of small, so I would not necessarily trust their "chinese" part of the menu. I like their Pho with beef (as opposed to chicken version), and the fresh shrimp rolls - those are excellent! The scallion pancakes are pretty bad, I agree. —XenonIce
2007-12-30 17:01:22 We're never unhappy when we go here. The menu is varied with some Dim Sum, some Chinese, Vietnamese, and Thai. I guess with such a wide variety there are bound to be a couple things on the list that might not be up to par. We tend to do a little Dim Sum as an appetizer, and then go for Vietnamese or Thai for the meal. We've enjoyed the Pho but can't claim to be Pho experts. We do like all the varieties of the Bun (noodle salad) and the rice dishes (Com) are always good too. Service has always been pleasant, no complaints there. This is a nice choice for a group where not everyone wants the same thing, or some in the group are not as adventurous, they can stick to the familiar Chinese dishes, and others will have varied options. —DottieHoffmann
2008-02-24 15:46:53 I am a vegetarian so unlike some of the comments by the meat eating food snobs this is one of my favorite restaurants. The variety of Asian cuisine is extensive for such a small restaurant, the staff are friendly and inviting and the food and flavors are exceptional. Note to food snobs: Have you checked their prices? If you want filet mignon then go to an expensive steak/slaughter house. —RichieGuy
2008-02-24 22:22:28 In defense of my fellow "meat eating food snobs", I must point out that there is quite a sizeable range between the meat served at Flavor of Asia and filet mignon and "we - the meat lovers" do know not to expect the latter. This is going to sound crazy but there exist plenty of standards between mediocrity and excellence.
Citing the low prices as an excuse for the poor quality of meat at this restaurant shows a lack of understanding about meat in general. Believe it or not, you don't need filet mignon to put out a quality non vegetarian dish. Just ask any of the good Asian restaurants.
Either way, please understand that those who actually eat meat have a better idea of what is good and what is not for the price on the menu. And there is no need to adopt such a snooty tone when addressing those who eat meat - especially when the one adopting the tone has chosen not to engage in that choice. —OneLove
2008-06-24 23:31:09 I WOULD RECOMMEND THIS restaurant!!!!! The service was great,and the food was good too. I had the pho and the meat in it was perfectly cooked. I i also liked the steamed leak and shrimp dumplings and the shu-mai. My friend also enjoyed the rice roles he said it was a perfect blend of flavor. After i had the mango sticky rice. The owner came out and mingled with us. although i have only been here 3 times. —bcto69
2008-06-25 21:51:08 I've always enjoyed this restaurant. Good Dim Sum. Very tasty and reasonably prices. —ThomasPawlik
2008-07-28 20:37:23 It is now closed on Mondays, but I didn't notice if the rest of the hours are still the same. —RachelBlumenthal
2008-11-16 01:34:29 Over two years later, and some of their dishes have changed slightly, but it's still one of my favorite restaurants. —AdamDurand


