If there’s one kind of cuisine that seemingly can’t fail in Great Neck, it’s sushi. Just off the top of my head, there’s Matsuya, Moonstone, Daruma, Chez Kama, Laverne, Sushi Palace, Masago, Village Asian Fusion and Sushi, Sushi Fussion, and…
Category: Asian and Asian Fusion
Everybody knows that Great Neck has lots of great Asian and Asian fusion restaurants. And it seems each week there’s a new entrant into the restaurant scene, from new Korean restaurants to Thai restaurants.
In this category, we’ll give unbiased reviews of Great Neck’s Chinese, Thai, Korean, and fusion restaurants and let you know the best ones to choose from. Which restaurants have the most unique dishes? Which provide the best value? Where do you go for a formal occasion, and where do you go for a quick bite? You’ll learn it all here.
Review of Moonstone (14 Northern Boulevard)
Moonstone The former Harvest Buffet has given way to a high-end Chinese restaurant–and it’s pretty good! Rating by steve: 4 stars of 5 I was a big fan of the old Harvest Buffet in Great Neck, but admittedly it was…
Review of Chez Kama (68 Middle Neck Road)
Chez Kama A true contender for best sushi in Great Neck In a town with no paucity of sushi restaurants, Chez Kama rises to the top of the bunch with authentic, brilliantly prepared sushi from a master sushi chef. Rating…
Review of Sushi Palace (148 Middle Neck Road)
Sushi Palace Typical all you can eat fare with high value but mediocre food Sushi Palace was a progenitor of “all you can eat table service” which is becoming all the rage in restaurants in Great Neck and elsewhere. Depending…
Review of Elaine’s Asian Bistro (8 Bond Street)
Elaine’s Asian Bistro has, without question, the most beautiful interior design of any Great Neck restaurant. Even the exterior is beautiful, a bright red awning that leads you down a brick alleyway to the restaurant entrance. Once inside, there’s a…