Best Asian Food Restaurants in Maple Grove

"Eating at Hai Hai feels a bit like taking a tropical vacation, which can be hard to find in a city that averages more than four feet of snow per year. Everything at this Arts District spot - from the cocktails to the bright walls and hanging plants - makes you think of summer, and the same goes for the menu, which includes a mix of mostly Southeast Asian dishes. Make sure to try the water fern cakes and banana blossom salad, along with the turmeric and dill fish."

"At Hai Hai, Chef Christina Nguyen, excuse me… two time James Beard Award Finalist for Best Chef in the Midwest Christina Nguyen, takes the Vietnamese and Southeast Asian dishes she grew up loving and turns them on their head. You won’t find the usual Pho or Pad Thai here. Instead, you’ll get unique plates that you’ve got to try to believe."

"The large patio outside this vibrant restaurant in Northeast has long been popular for Vietnamese fare and refreshing drinks. It’s once again open Tuesday through Sunday for dinner and reservations are strongly encouraged."

"There are some things that you only do once a year, like renew your Amazon Prime subscription or watch A Christmas Story. The same can be said about going to Kado No Mise for the omakase experience, which costs about $200 and is the best sushi meal in Minnesota. All of the fish is top quality, the wasabi is grated in front of you, and there’s a tiny brush for you to paint on their homemade soy sauce."

"A post shared by Hikari (✨光✨) (@madebyhikari) on Feb 13, 2019 at 8:45am PST. A modern restaurant with an elegant setting, Kado No Mise offers traditional Japanese dishes such as sushi, maki, tempura, sashimi, nigiri, and more. The menu also includes a variety of handcrafted cocktails and sakes that goes well with the dishes."

"Kado no Mise, translating to “Corner Restaurant,” serves Edomae sushi and simple, delicate Japanese fare, true to the tastes and form that Chef Furukawa learned when he first started cooking professionally in his hometown of Tokyo. Wednesday - Sunday | 6pm+. Explore Kado no Mise"

"Multiple locationsFor a long time most people thought this place was the single best sushi restaurant in the Twin Cities, and while its sushi typically runs toward more traditional fare, it's the only sushi restaurant in town where, during the winter months, you can find fugu (the infamous and potentially lethal blowfish) on the menu (only at the Downtown location). Don’t worry though, it's also got the obligatory laundry list of rolls if that’s what you’re looking for."

"For decades, Origami in downtown Minneapolis, was considered some of the best sushi in the Twin Cities. Then, in 2013, Chef “Ichi” Ichikawa opened an Origami Uptown location, and shortly thereafter, transferred the entire downtown location to Uptown. In doing so, Origami traded an old brick building for a trendy Uptown location, featuring two levels and a massive outdoor patio."

"Located at 1354 Lagoon Ave. in Uptown, the sushi bar and Japanese spot is the highest-rated Japanese restaurant in Minneapolis, boasting four stars out of 176 reviews on Yelp. READ MORE: Angels Beat Twins 2-1, Sandoval Breaks No-Hit Bid"

"John Sugimura has an extraordinary knack for knowing what Minnesotans want out of sushi. And by that, we are not talking about mayonnaise-y monster rolls (though those do have their place and time). Instead, he knows we love our tuna, we love our salmon and shrimp, and we love texture and relative familiarity."

"Somehow, PinKU feels like both a sushi bar and a food truck, all at once. You’ll find the usual sushi rolls as well as some crazy fish-topped rice plates. Not to mention, a rotating menu of specials so unique that you won’t find them anywhere else."

"NE in East Bank-Nicollet Island, the sushi bar and Japanese spot, which offers seafood and more, is the highest-rated sushi spot in Minneapolis, boasting 4.5 stars out of 213 reviews on Yelp."

"Located in the Uptown Neighborhood of Minneapolis, Hoban Korean BBQ is a Korean BBQ Restaurant giving our guests an experience they will never forget"

"If it’s classic Cantonese-style Chinese you seek, Minnesota state treasure Tammy Wong and her three-decades running institution Rainbow Chinese is the place to go. The opulent room is a time capsule of koi aquariums, elaborate carved wainscotting, and opalescent landscaped wallpaper. To speak of the food is to speak of history."

"The Gist: Tammy Wong brings a freshness to her Chinese recipes that makes you feel like she just walked through a farmers’ market and whipped up something. Best egg rolls and wontons in town, and her sauces are unmatched. Order: Fried tofu and vegetables in black bean sauce, beef and gai-lan Hong Kong rice noodles"

"For the art lovers, set on three different stages, you can spend an evening enjoying a performance that aims at exposing and connecting audiences to classic literature and new works from diverse cultures around the globe. The theater offers package deals for tickets to their stage productions along with dinner at the Sea Change, a restaurant that specializes in seafood. There are also other restaurants and bars that offer a variety of meals for a romantic dinner for two prior to the show."

"The Guthrie Theater opened on May 7,1963 with a production of Hamlet directed by Sir Tyrone Guthrie, the theater's founder. Today, the theater presents classic and contemporary productions on three different stages and has remained true to its commitment to offer productions of Shakespeare's plays. More than 40 years after it was established, a new building was constructed in 2006, situated along the Mississippi River."

"The Guthrie Theater is one of the top performing arts venues in the midwest. With an absolutely stunning design, it’s one of the best places to visit in Minneapolis. Look up their upcoming schedule to see what kinds of amazing shows are coming to the Guthrie Theater."

"Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Takeout, Buffet, Private Dining, Parking Available, Free Off-Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Digital Payments, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards"

"LongfellowThis has been a South Minneapolis staple with a solid fan base for quite some time, and while it often seems to go unnoticed by people outside its 'hood, this place serves some pretty decent plates of sushi. Your traditional list of standard items are all represented, but what’s nice is that the servers bring you a card and you mark down what types of sushi you want and how many pieces you require, which makes for a pretty simple ordering process, and you don’t have to feel ridiculous when listing off 20 different sushi items."

"A post shared by Midori's Floating World Cafe (@midorisfloatingworld) on Apr 5, 2017 at 4:00pm PDT. Midori’s Floating World Cafe is a well-loved food establishment in Minneapolis. Its menu is full of Japanese dishes, which includes bento boxes, noodles, donburi, as well as sake and a few selections of sake-based cocktails."

"There are some things that you only do once a year, like renew your Amazon Prime subscription or watch A Christmas Story. The same can be said about going to Kado No Mise for the omakase experience, which costs about $200 and is the best sushi meal in Minnesota. All of the fish is top quality, the wasabi is grated in front of you, and there’s a tiny brush for you to paint on their homemade soy sauce."

"A post shared by Hikari (✨光✨) (@madebyhikari) on Feb 13, 2019 at 8:45am PST. A modern restaurant with an elegant setting, Kado No Mise offers traditional Japanese dishes such as sushi, maki, tempura, sashimi, nigiri, and more. The menu also includes a variety of handcrafted cocktails and sakes that goes well with the dishes."

"Kado no Mise, translating to “Corner Restaurant,” serves Edomae sushi and simple, delicate Japanese fare, true to the tastes and form that Chef Furukawa learned when he first started cooking professionally in his hometown of Tokyo. Wednesday - Sunday | 6pm+. Explore Kado no Mise"