Best Asian Food Restaurants in Tooele

"Sawadee features an extensive menu of traditional Thai food with a number of vegetarian options. Choose from classic noodle dishes like Pad Thai or Drunken Noodles with tofu or try one of their many curry and stir-fry dishes. They also have a small selection of Thai desserts featuring sticky rice."

"This pan Asian restaurant is replete with a variety of items. As well as cooked entrees that span various East Asian locales there’s a full sushi bar and menu stacked full of nigiri and maki rolls. Here you’ll find everything like classic staples such as spicy tuna rolls and sashimi platters through to modern creative rolls like the one pictured above."

"A post shared by Melly B (@melbart91) on Feb 11, 2020 at 10:07pm PST. Serving pan-Asian fare, Sapa specializes in Pan-Asian fare. You will get everything from drunken Thai noodles, dim sum, sashimi, to sushi."

"Asian fusion venue offering sushi & cocktails in a hip locale with a courtyard & imported teahouses. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 801-363-7272"

"Chicken was tender with lots of vegetables, broccoli carrots onions and potatoes. Not crowded at all Saturday night More reviews"

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. BBQ Pleiku Bowl Marinated barbecued pork, crispy rice paper wrapped egg rolls, vermicelli noodles, thai basil,... Named after central Vietnam’s Gia Lai province, Pleiku, on Main Street once housed Cindy Lee Cafe."

"For steaming bowls of pho garnished with basil, mint and bean sprouts, along with a salty limeade, it's hard to beat this no-frills, bargain restaurant with three generations of women working together."

"Our endless sushi is prepared fresh for every order by our experienced sushi chefs. The only difference between Simply Sushi and the other sushi restaurants is the price. Simply Sushi offers endless sushi or ala carte pricing on its entire menu."

"The wide selection of whiskeys and spiced nuts make for a relaxing and fun evening at Whiskey Street, where the food is just as good as the drinks. Poutine and pork belly corn dogs go great with a bourbon, rye or single malt on their extensive menu. This is hip and popular bar is buzzing with chatter most nights."

"For food and drinks near downtown, check out Whiskey Street (21+), Red Iguana (killer classic margs and amazing mole), or Spitz (delicious donor kabobs). If you have a full day, Kristen has also written posts about some cool outdoor spots near Salt Lake, such as Diamond Fork Hot Springs and Red Pine Lake."

"This downtown bar (21+ only) is a popular spot for evening drinks and dining – but stop by during the day and you skip the thronging crowds you’ll find at night. Open seven days a week for lunch, the vibe is much more calm and collected. 323 Main St, Salt Lake City, UT 84111(801) 433-1371whiskeystreet.com"

"When you go to The Garten, you’ll forget that you’re only 5 minutes away from the heart of the city. Surrounded by gorgeous plants and shaded with a giant canopy, the ambience here alone will keep you coming back. The outdoor cider and beer garden is jam packed with several local craft brews as well as some of the tastiest ciders from Mountain West Hard Cider."

"The Templin Family began brewing in the late 90s, and you can tell all that time has perfected their technique. In general, you can expect to see a lot of German-style lagers and ales, so if you are into European style beers (ahem, biers) then this is your spot. As a brewery, they can only offer snacks, but lucky for you and your appetite, they have a rotating schedule of food trucks outside."

"Quality and tradition forms the core of Templin Family Brewing’s ethos toward beer. With a focus on German lager, they’re committed to taking the time and effort in crafting exceptional products. Long, cold conditioning rounds out their range of tasty traditional lagers."

"At Level Crossing, the priorities, according to the brewery’s website, are passion and camaraderie; seems like a good mantra for a highly social setting like a pub. Level Crossing offers eight year-round beer staples in addition to a monthly special. The starry skies of warmer months seem to be a thread for the current and future special offerings."

"From 1850s to Prohibition, Louisville, KY was the spot to try a new beer style: the Kentucky Common.Cue Lia raving about how amazing Louisville is. Incidentally, we do have a brewery guide to Louisville!. Refrigeration was expensive and ice wasn’t readily available in Kentucky at the time."

"Level Crossing is one of the newest additions to the collection of SLC breweries. They have styled themselves as a friendly South Salt Lake neighborhood bar, complete with weekly music and outdoor games. Their beers tend toward lighter ales and IPA but they do carry a stout and some reds."

"Another business that offers a drive thru – can you tell what’s important to me in life yet?. Sugar House BBQ are open seven days a week, deliver through GrubHub, operate a drive thru and their food is always perfect to go. I mean who doesn’t want a plate of smoked meats on hand at all times?"