Best Asian Food Restaurants in West Chester Township

"From Business: FUSIAN is an independently owned fast-casual sushi restaurant serving fresh, local, and natural ingredients. FUSIAN seeks to make sushi accessible to everyone,…"

"Coming in at number 10 on our list is Green Papaya, a restaurant nestled in between Hyde Park and Oakley that offers a wide variety of sushi rolls along with some incredible thai dishes. Their fresh, authentic, flavor-packed rolls bring people in the door and the unique interior decorations make people want to stay. Their website provides a nice background on the restaurant:"

"Oakley's Green Papaya, located at 2942 Wasson Road, is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the sushi bar and Thai spot four stars out of 283 reviews."

"One of the few Asian restaurants in the city, Quan Hapa is a deliciously rich, decadent, and fun restaurant with long tables for a communal dining experience. The menu is exotic without being intimidatingly so, and customers have the opportunity to create their own salad roll as an appetizer. The service is friendly and attentive, which provides a welcoming atmosphere to dine in, although take out is also an option."

"Quan Hapa is a small, hip eatery that specializes in Asian street food and cocktails. Their vegetarian-friendly dishes include sesame waffle fries, mushroom ramen, spicy papaya salad, shitake mushrooms, and a cauliflower-based sandwich. Location: 1331 Vine St, Cincinnati, OH 45202"

"Located at 228 Calhoun St. in CUF, the Korean and fast-food spot, which offers salads and more, is the highest-rated fast-food restaurant in Cincinnati, boasting 4.5 stars out of 61 reviews on Yelp."

"From Business: Korean-inspired fast casual serving salads and rice bowls with fresh, nutritious ingredients and unique flavors. Gluten-free and vegan-friendly options."

"Located in Covington, Yonder is a rooftop bar that sits above Commowealth Bistro and offers a relaxing place to enjoy a small plate menu along with hand crafted cocktails, wines, and beers in a warm, dimly lit atmosphere. Location: 621 Main St, Covington, KY 41011. Website: Yonder at Commonwealth Bistro"

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. A post shared by P.F. Chang's (@pfchangs) on Oct 10, 2019 at 10:02am PDT"

"For some Bubble Tea delivery that’s been rated highly by users, consider ordering from Tea ‘n’ Bowl in CUF."

"Location: 8608 Market Pl Ln, Cincinnati, OH 45242 (Montgomery). Next up on our list of best places to get sushi in the Queen City is Mei Japanese Restaurant in Montgomery. Established in 2000, Mei offers a variety of authentic Japanese dishes including sushi, ramen, curry, udon, and tempura."

"Few budget-friendly experiences are as tranquil as a stroll through Mt. Airy Forest, Cincinnati’s largest park. The forest packs 13 trail miles, 23 picnic areas, a disc golf center, and a wheelchair-accessible treehouse into its vast, nearly 1,500 acres. An onsite arboretum, with 30 acres of gardens, provides a peaceful lake and gazebo for unwinding."

"With 1,500 acres of hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking trails through a stunning, hilly forest area, Mt. Airy Forest is a great place to escape from the city and enjoy nature in northwest Cincinnati."

"Over a century old, Mt. Airy Forest is a sizeable park area in the city. You can read about it history on Wikipedia. Cincinnati’s tourism site offers a helpful listing as well."

"Fountain Square is the central public square fixture of Cincinnati's downtown, constructed in 1871 on the site of a former butcher's market facility. The plaza was extensively renovated in 1971 and 2005 and is centered around a bronze allegorical fountain designed by Ferdinand von Miller, entitled The Genius of Water. It was prominently featured in the opening credits of the sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati and is the center of the Fountain Square District, which features a wide variety of prominent shops, restaurants, and hotels."

"After soaking in the riverfront views, walk (or bike) to the heart of the city and experience the excitement of Fountain Square. Enjoy some Graeter’s ice cream and sit by the fountain – it’s a great spot for people watching!. Next, ascend 49 stories to the top of Carew Tower for stunning 360-degree views of the region."

"Olden View Park is located atop the terminus of Cincinnati's historic Price Hill Incline, which was originally constructed in 1874 and operated daily until 1943. The incline, which was constructed by William Price, stretched 800 feet along the hill of the same name and rose to an elevation increase of 350 feet at its top. The public park was donated to the City of Cincinnati by Mr. and Mrs. William H. Whiting, the daughter and son-in-law of Cincinnati industrialist Harry L. Olden."

"Fountain Square is the central public square fixture of Cincinnati's downtown, constructed in 1871 on the site of a former butcher's market facility. The plaza was extensively renovated in 1971 and 2005 and is centered around a bronze allegorical fountain designed by Ferdinand von Miller, entitled The Genius of Water. It was prominently featured in the opening credits of the sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati and is the center of the Fountain Square District, which features a wide variety of prominent shops, restaurants, and hotels."

"After soaking in the riverfront views, walk (or bike) to the heart of the city and experience the excitement of Fountain Square. Enjoy some Graeter’s ice cream and sit by the fountain – it’s a great spot for people watching!. Next, ascend 49 stories to the top of Carew Tower for stunning 360-degree views of the region."

"Primavista is an elegant, upscale restaurant that serves classic Italian fare and fine wines against a backdrop of stunning views over the Cincinnati skyline and Ohio river. The laid-back eatery boasts warm and welcoming décor and a friendly ambiance and offers a plethora of authentic and traditional Italian dishes like veal piccata, lasagna, veal meatballs, and sautéed mahi-mahi. Mouthwateringly decadent desserts include tiramisu, homemade gelato, and Tuscan brownies."

"Considered the best Italian restaurant in Cincinnati, Primavista combines great food and a stunning location. In fact, dining at Primavista doesn’t only represent a delicious culinary experience, but is also the right choice for an elegant and chic night out. This is because the restaurant provides a breathtaking view of Cincinnati skyline and Ohio River."

"Nicola's in OTR closed for a week to figure out how to change from a fine-dining Italian restaurant to a to-go restaurant. They are offering a simplified menu with salads, three kinds of pasta plus a daily special and three $25 entrees like chicken parmesan involtini and steelhead trout. Their pastas, like tagliatelle Bolognese comes in three sizes: $12, $17 and a family-sized $22."