Best Asian Food Restaurants in Thousand Oaks

"From the restaurant group that brought us Rustic Canyon, Huckleberry Bakery & Café, and Milo & Olive, Cassia is an exciting Southeast Asia-meets-France eating establishment. The ingredients and dishes mostly lean toward Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam, and are often created using French technique. Tender pork belly over vermicelli rice noodles and the lemongrass-laced seafood stew with candied bacon are menu standouts."

"The well-known Asian-fusion contemporary restaurant and lounge venue features fresh sushi and creative maki rolls as well as modern riffs on traditional fare.24201 Valencia Blvd. | (661) 288-1913"

"Delicious Japanese cuisine offering take out and a generous happy hour menu in Burbank, CA. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 661-799-8655"

"one of the most reasonably priced and yet is one of the sushi places with really fresh good quality fish we would usually pay more for (you get what you pay..."

"Restaurants Japanese Encino. As with most outstanding sushi restaurants in the Valley, Okumura can be found in a sizeable strip mall, tucked into a back corner. Chef Ryota Okumura previously worked at Sushi Zo, Koi and Katana before opening his namesake restaurant, where affordable sushi, sashimi and rolls are composed with the utmost care."

"Okumura is the place to go if you want to skip the rolls and indulge in nicely seasoned, high-quality fish. Sashimi is Okumura’s strong suit. The tuna carpaccio, marinated in a beautiful light pool of soy vinaigrette, is sprinkled with edible gold flakes."

"Delight your palate with traditional flavors inspired by modern renditions of delectable Chinese dishes. The most important ingredient in every dish at Kaishin ..."

"Sandwiched between a laser tag emporium and a yoga studio, Pink Salt might seem inconspicuous to the naked eye but it’s a haven for Filipino food lovers. Dine on the spacious outdoor patio on warm summer days. The oxtail-filled kare kare stew and the chocolate meat dinuguan are particularly special."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Peter Szanto used under CC BY-ND 2.0. Right on the Wilshire Blvd behind the Santa Monica Beach is the California Pizza Kitchen offering some of the best pizzas in the neighborhood. The restaurant sits right next to the Downtown Mall and a mecca for pizza lovers who come here to try the new and innovative ideas by the chef."

"A post shared by Hotel Shangri-La (@hotelshangrila) on Oct 17, 2018 at 4:00pm PDT. ONYX Rooftop Bar is perched atop Hotel Shangri-La Santa Monica. If you are looking for a rooftop bar within the downtown area, ONYX is definitely a must-visit."

"Perched seven floors up, on the penthouse level of Hotel Shangri-La, ONYX is the city’s only indoor-outdoor hotel rooftop bar serving signature cocktails such as the Berry Apropos, made with seasonal berries and Champagne."

"I got the Jerusalem bagel with lox and think it is the only time in the US I have had a..."

"Samosa House, the popular fast casual, Culver City-born Indian concept, resides along Main Street. The space houses colorful orange and yellow walls with decorative sunburst patterns and mismatched wood tables. Most people visit for combo plates, choosing from steam trays filled with dishes like matar paneer (Indian cheese and pea curry), charcoal smoked cauliflower and kathal (jackfruit)."

"Indian , Vegetarian"