Jasmine's Asian Fusion

Location

657 Ridge Rd., Webster, NY, 14580

Hours (as of September 2009)

Monday - Thursday: 11:30AM to 10:00PM

Friday: 11:30AM to 11:00PM

Saturday: 5:00PM to 11:00PM

Sunday: Closed

Phone

585 216 1290

Accessible

Yes

Alcohol

Yes-Full Service Bar available

Website

http://www.JasminesAsianFusion.com

Facebook Page

Reviews

CityNewspaper.com

Yelp.com

Jasmine's Asian Fusion is a upscale restaurant in Webster. Dishes are inspired by the cuisines of Laos, Thailand, China, Japan, Vietnam and Singapore.

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2008-01-03 15:10:34   I ate here on New Year's Eve. I am also a vegetarian, and had a fantastic dining experience with plenty of options. I had a vegetable spring roll, spicy vegetable salad, vegetable curry, and some sort of delicious custard thing for dessert. All of the food was impeccable and all of the veggies were fresh and crispy (rare for Asian dining in Rochester).

My father, who is not a vegetarian, loved his spring roll, papaya salad, sea bass entree, and green tea ice cream. We also had Thai iced teas, which were excellent. The server was possibly the friendliest server I have ever had. What an amazing meal! I will definitely be back! —ChelseaAllinger

2008-02-19 00:11:24   My girlfriend and I went to this place today after I found it on Rochester Wiki because I wanted to take her some place with some home cooking (she's from Laos). Well Jasmine definitely delivered. We had the Laos dinner.. the sticky rice and papaya salad was great and very authentic according my girl. The meat was a bit over sauced for our tastes but it is fusion so anything goes. The desserts were excellent and the presentation was better than most any place you will find in Rochester. Overall great experience, unique food, friendly owners and staff and great ambiance. —SheikhWasim

2008-03-04 15:42:56   YUMMY! —ElizMazz

2008-03-14 11:56:33   Just had lunch there with my wife. Fantastic place. The food was delicious and very fresh. The tastes were definitely unique. We can't wait to go back. —ChampsElysses

2008-03-21 23:57:31   Jasmine's Asian Fusion was quite an experience! At first I didn't know what I was getting myself into; I thought it would be a typical Chinese buffet or something? But hell no! It was much, much more than I ever expected! First I must say, we needed a restaurant like this here in Webster! I've always wanted to take my wife to a fancy Asian place like the ones in New York City but there was never one around. There was Phuket, a similar restaurant (food not as great) that was in our community before, but nothing like Jasmine's. I love how trendy the place was but at the same time a little casual. I felt very comfortable and at home because my server was a really good guy. He recommended the Laos dinner because it was our first time there. Man was it worth it! Everyone who knows me knows I can eat! And that was just right for me!

It was a 6 course meal for just about $20 dollars. It was well worth it! The owners Debbie and Sue were the two friendliest people that I've met in a long time since I moved here to Webster 2 years ago. Both beautiful might I add!!! I think I even met their whole family because it's a family owned restaurant! ...You can go to a place with great food, and you can go to a place with great service... but it's very rare when you get to go to a place with great service and great food all at one place. Let me tell you, Jasmine's got that both!! I would also recommend the bubble teas, it's a cool sweet drink with many flavors... the cool part is the little balls at the bottom, it tastes like gummy bears - very good! I loved it! For anyone who reads this, be open minded about things and try something new! You never know unless you try and I'm very happy that I and my wife tried this place out. I wish nothing but the best for this family owned restaurant!! Will be back soon! —TommyLeigh

2008-05-14 18:14:21   Hi everyone. I am Sue Xaisanasy-Chen, one of the owners of jasmine. My sister and partner Debbie and I would like to thank all our loyal customers and welcome others to give us a try. We aim to provide you with a friendly, family atmosphere, yet elegant dining experience. Our hours have changed. On Fridays, we are open until 11:00 PM. On Saturdays, we are open from 3:00 PM to 11:00 Pm and we have added Sundays from 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM. until the end of June. Our executive chef Fu Tao have culinary degrees from China and Japan. Due to increasing demand, we recently added sushi appetizer specials along with several new Chef special entree's. we hope to serve all of you soon. —Suexaisanasychen

2008-11-20 21:00:57   Absolutely fantastic. I cannot say enough good things about this restaurant. Yes, it is a bit of a haul...but it is worth it. I tried the Hot and Sour Grouper and it was so delicious - it was actually hot and sour..and not sweet at all. I was also told the Grilled Fish with Mango Salsa and Pork Ribs with Special Sauce were amazing. The service was spectacular. They were extremely accommodating on modifying dishes. I strongly recommend this place. Best South East Asian restaurant in Rochester - hands down. Don't forget to try the Pandan Custard. —OneLove

2009-03-02 15:58:26   My husband and I went there a week after V-day. they still have the romantic decoration everywhere, which is good. I dont know a lot about Laos' food. For me, their food is more like Thai food. We both love it so much. the dessert, green tea icecream is very good too. It tastes very smooth. kinda like soy milk ice cream. service was very nice as well. It's just a little too pricey. I would love to go everyday if it's not that much. —Jing

2009-03-28 12:33:05   I was on a mission for spring rolls and loved Jasmine's fresh ones.

It's a really nice and happy place with a bar and live music sometimes.

Next time I have to try the 6 course traditional Laos meal! —ZachSmalt

2009-04-08 15:10:08   As all the food is delicately flavored, I feel the seafood dishes are where Jasmine's shines. I highly recommend both the six-course dinner and the fresh spring rolls. —EllenKelsey

2009-04-29 20:26:34   Disappointing. The decor is nice although way too dark where we were seated, hard to see the menus and we're not that old! Service started out ok but was lacking by the end. The food was a major let down. All dishes we ordered were heavy on the soy sauce and too salty. Maybe the chef was just having an off night (very off)? And the prices are high which makes it even worse. We can get much better food at a better price at New Ming on Monroe Ave. —DottieHoffmann

2009-07-17 13:15:06   Such an exciting and new atmosphere. I greatly enjoyed the genuine and curteous waitors and staff!

Most importantly the food! Now if your looking to go for some great asian cuisine this is the place to go! It isn't what you may think it is, there aren't large fish tanks with lobsters and fish swimming, the decor is up scale and the service is attentive, everyone speaks clear and perfect English and when speaking to the owners ask about the resturant and how it all began. It truely is a fascinating story!

When you go to Jasmines Asian Fusion try the pan seared scallops with black peper sauce!! It's to die for! - Also get it with the "sticky rice" it's a Laotion type of rice that you can eat with your fingers!! I am hooked!

I went on a Saturday night and they had live jazz which was great! also if your food comes out slower be patient because it is considered very fine dining! It's the perfect place for a romantic atmosphere with delicious food!!!!!! —EdwardThompson

2009-10-26 15:45:37   I went on Saturday at 5pm which is near opening. The service was weak, the guy will fill my water up every 5 minutes but I had a soda and the waiter just ignored it after I finished it the first time. They don't have draft beer anymore apparently. I was pretty damn hungry and the serving were presented nicely (5 stars to that), tasted good (4 stars) but the portions could of been larger (3 stars). It'd be nice if they added an Asian-fusion style salad to the entrees since it's a bit pricey for just an entree. —DamianKumor