New Haven Asian Food

Restaurants that serve all types of Asian cuisine including ramen, Chinese, Thai, Korean, sushi, and poke in New Haven, CT

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10 Second Noodles

756 Chapel St

Yunnan noodles made in front of you in a hot stone pot in a matter of ten seconds!

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Anaya Sushi & Ramen

1150 Chapel St

Sashimi, ramen & other Japanese specialties in a quaint bistro with unique rolls.

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photo credit: @themunchzillaa

BBQ Chicken

56 Whitney Ave

Established in 1995, bb.q Chicken’s visions to always provide the most delicious and healthiest premium chicken in the world. The franchise came to the US in 2014 with a vision to be the best chicken franchise restaurant business in the USA.

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Basil

142 Howe St

Down-to-earth operation doling out a variety of Asian dishes & bubble tea in cozy digs.

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photo credit: @01johnny_tapia

Blessings II Go

898 State St

No-frills, order-at-the-counter Chinese eatery offering all the classics for takeout or delivery.

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photo credit: @bonchon_nh

Bonchon

170 College St

Bonchon Chicken is a South Korean-based international fried chicken restaurant franchise. According to the company, Bonchon is a Korean word meaning "My Hometown".

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Chen's Kitchen

883 Whalley Avenue

Asian restaurant in New Haven's Westville neighborhood

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China King

942 Chapel St

Fast-food Chinese standards, including chow mein, lo mein & stir-fry, in a small storefront.

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Fin & Scale

920 Whalley Ave

Fin & Scale is the only kosher sushi restaurant ⁠in the area, meaning that they only serve fish with fins & scales (i.e. no shellfish). ⁠Therefore, those who follow a strict Kosher diet (mostly Jewish people) can eat here according to the Old Testament of the Bible. ⁠

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Great Wall

67 Whitney Avenue

Called the "Best Chinese Restaurant in New Haven" by critics and chefs alike, Great Wall takes pride in their use of extraordinary seasonal ingredients and their chefs, each of whom is a master of a different Chinese regional cooking style.

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Fin & Scale

Fin & Scale is the only kosher sushi restaurant ⁠in the area, meaning that they only serve fish with fins & scales

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photo credit: @supnewhaven

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Otaru

We asked our followers their favorite sushi spot, and an overwhelming majority picked Otaru.

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New Haven Asian Food

Restaurants that serve all types of Asian cuisine including ramen, Chinese, Thai, Korean, sushi, and poke in New Haven, CT

photo credit: @supnewhaven

10 Second Noodles

756 Chapel St

Yunnan noodles made in front of you in a hot stone pot in a matter of ten seconds!

photo credit: @anayasushi

Anaya Sushi & Ramen

1150 Chapel St

Sashimi, ramen & other Japanese specialties in a quaint bistro with unique rolls.

photo credit: @themunchzillaa

BBQ Chicken

56 Whitney Ave

Established in 1995, bb.q Chicken’s visions to always provide the most delicious and healthiest premium chicken in the world. The franchise came to the US in 2014 with a vision to be the best chicken franchise restaurant business in the USA.

photo credit: @ironmely

Basil

142 Howe St

Down-to-earth operation doling out a variety of Asian dishes & bubble tea in cozy digs.

photo credit: @01johnny_tapia

Blessings II Go

898 State St

No-frills, order-at-the-counter Chinese eatery offering all the classics for takeout or delivery.

photo credit: @bonchon_nh

Bonchon

170 College St

Bonchon Chicken is a South Korean-based international fried chicken restaurant franchise. According to the company, Bonchon is a Korean word meaning "My Hometown".

Photo credit: restaurantguru.com

Chen's Kitchen

883 Whalley Avenue

Asian restaurant in New Haven's Westville neighborhood

photo credit: @kavalgoveganai

China King

942 Chapel St

Fast-food Chinese standards, including chow mein, lo mein & stir-fry, in a small storefront.

photo credit: @supnewhaven

Fin & Scale

920 Whalley Ave

Fin & Scale is the only kosher sushi restaurant ⁠in the area, meaning that they only serve fish with fins & scales (i.e. no shellfish). ⁠Therefore, those who follow a strict Kosher diet (mostly Jewish people) can eat here according to the Old Testament of the Bible. ⁠

photo credit: @greatwallnewhaven

Great Wall

67 Whitney Avenue

Called the "Best Chinese Restaurant in New Haven" by critics and chefs alike, Great Wall takes pride in their use of extraordinary seasonal ingredients and their chefs, each of whom is a master of a different Chinese regional cooking style.

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