Best Asian Food Restaurants in Belleville

"Next up is Fox Park's Lona's Lil Eats, situated at 2199 California Ave. With 4.5 stars out of 541 reviews on Yelp, the Asian fusion, vegetarian and Chinese spot has proven to be a local favorite."

"Lona’s Lil Eats delivers big on both portion size and flavor. Stumped on where to start?. Begin with their giant rice paper wraps."

"Next up is Botanical Heights (formerly McRee Town)'s Indo, situated at 1641D Tower Grove Ave. With five stars out of 143 reviews on Yelp, the sushi bar, pan Asian and Thai spot has proved to be a local favorite."

"Seoul Taco is a popular St. Louis eatery where tasty Korean BBQ meets and flavors marry spicy Mexican dishes. Their menu boasts tacos, quesadillas, burritos, and gogi bowls filled with vegetables, other toppings, and your choice of Bulgogi (steak), chicken, spicy pork, or tofu. Side dishes like pot stickers and kimchi slaw are also available."

"This is the bricks-and-mortar spot of a very popular food truck, and the Korean/Mexican mash-up here is nothing short of addictive: a short and sweet menu of tacos, nachos, burritos, quesadillas and a gogi bowl, all customizable with protein and a few add-ons. Kimchi rules the day."

"What started as a food truck slinging Korean-accented tacos and burritos has grown into a mini restaurant empire that stretches across two states. Demand shows no signs of slowing, with fans packing in for Seoul Taco’s fusion food."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user stu_spivack used under CC BY-SA 2.0. Photo is only for illustrative purposes. For traditional Greek eats, head over to Ari’s Restaurant, which has two locations in St. Louis."

"The Missouri History Museum was founded in 1866 and is operated and maintained by the Missouri Historical Society. The museum has been located inside the Jefferson Memorial Building in Forest Park since 1913. Access to the main galleries is free to everyone, and the museum’s exhibitions are wheelchair accessible."

"Visit this museum for a look at the history of the metro-St. Louis region and its place in Missouri’s development. Offering free admission, ongoing exhibits include the 1904 World’s Fair, World War I, and iconic photographs."

"The City Museum is a one-of-a-kind experience for adults and children alike!. With four floors of interactive exhibits, tunnels and slides, an outdoor climbing space, an architecture museum, and a cave system to explore, there's plenty to keep everyone occupied all day. If you hit a mid-day slump, head over to the on-site historic Cabin Inn where those over 21 can enjoy a refreshing cocktail or craft brew while the little ones devour a hand-scooped ice cream cone."

"Possibly the wildest highlight to any visit to St Louis is this frivolous, frilly fun house in a vast old shoe factory. The Museum of Mirth, Mystery & Mayhem sets the tone. Run, jump and explore all manner of exhibits, including a seven-story slide. The summer-only rooftop Ferris wheel offers grand views of the city."

"This is the most unique place that I have found in Saint Louis!. Made in an old shoe factory, City museum is nothing like your ordinary museum. It’s basically a giant playground for kids and adults alike!"

"If you or your kids are remotely interested in the world’s most popular and challenging game of all, a trip to this chess mecca is a must. One floor of the World Chess Hall of Fame explores the connection of chess to art, culture, and history, and the others display thought-provoking exhibits. If it’s a nice day, play a game with the toddler-sized pieces outside!"

"If you’re not interested in chess, don’t let the name deter you. The World Chess Hall of Fame Museum is a really awesome collaboration between artists and the chess community. And features anything from chess inspired artwork to chess pieces made out of unexpected things."

"The World Chess Hall of Fame is a nonprofit institution nestled in the Central West End neighborhood of St. Louis which offers a different kind of fun to all its visitors."