Best Asian Food Restaurants in Lorain

"Located in Cleveland’s Tremont neighborhood, Chef Zachary Bruell’s flagship restaurant, Parallax, is a stylish restaurant that serves an inventive menu of fusion seafood and handmade sushi. One of six successful dining establishments owned by Bruell, Parallax offers a menu of contemporary cuisine with dishes such as Sesame Crusted Salmon, Red Curry Cobia, Tempura Lobster Tail, Grilled Hanger Steak, Pork Shank Pad Thai, and Choucroute Garnie. Parallax offers diners a choice of á la carte or prix fixe menus and an extensive menu of fine wines, handcrafted cocktails, and imported spirits to pair with each dish."

"A photo posted by Ben Wellick Baldwin V (@ben_wellick_baldwin_v) on Jun 15, 2015 at 4:20pm PDT. Delicious Asian fusion food can be hard to find, but if you're in Cleveland look no further than Parallax. They have a menu full of Asian-inspired dishes and a full sushi menu that's much fancier than your local takeout hotspot."

"Siam Cafe, located in Cleveland's Asiatown just east of downtown, is a favorite of Asian and non-Asians alike. The vast menu features traditional Thai specialties as well as Cantonese and Vietnamese favorites. Everything I've tried there has been delicious."

"Located in Asiatown on the Eastside of Cleveland, it is on the backside of a mini shopping area and is not to be confused with the other pho place next door. Just park in the back, enter from the parking lot, and you should find it. You can certainly get the original Vietnamese classics like Beef Pho or Bahn Mi, but they serve the best Tamarind Noodle Soup filled with tofu, tomatoes, and rice noodles that dreams are made of."

"It can be difficult to find Superior Pho, nestled as it is among the warehouses and strip malls of Cleveland’s Asiatown district. But the establishment’s banh mi—perhaps the finest in the city—and flavorful cabbage salads make the search well worth it. Cleveland has received national recognition for its pho establishments, and Superior Pho is a hard confirmation of that."

", around since 2002, was Cleveland’s first shop dedicated to that blissful Vietnamese beef noodle soup. And in a climate like this one, where winter outlasts one’s patience, soup is a mental health requirement. But when it comes to grabbing a quick and affordable snack on the go, we tend to bypass the broth and head straight for the banh mi."

"Bar Oni is a casual Japanese sports pub specializing in yakitori (skewered and grilled chicken), as well as izakaya (Japanese pub specialties). Connect on Social Media: [...]. exploretremont182019-05-14T17:07:21+00:00"

"Wonton Gourmet & BBQ sits gently in a narrow storefront along Payne Avenue, and as simple as it might look, it is without a doubt one of the leading Asian restaurants in Cleveland. Its location gives it a down-to-earth look and feel, creating just the kind of ambiance you may desire to indulge in tasty Chinese dishes it has on the menu. Some of the delicacies that you must never miss when you come here are General Tso shrimp, and the sauntered frog with bitter melon."

"There's no dine in options right now due to covid, but this place is one of the most legit Chinese take out spots in Cle and that's coming from..."

"Nestled away in Coventry Village, Tree Country has some of the best sushi around. It's the perfect place to stop for a bite after doing some shopping. If you're in the mood for a quick snack, try the edamame or the crab rangoon, two of my favorites."

"Located inside Asia Plaza, Ball Ball Waffle is most well-known for its Hong Kong-style street food treats, which include bubble waffles, egg tarts, milk tea, and more. But something the ice cream-lover might not know is that they also can serve up all of their freshly-made bubble waffles with a scoop (or two) of ice cream!. Ball Ball Waffle has a full menu of both sweet and savory waffle flavors, and offers a choice of chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry ice cream."

"Hong Kong’s street food scene has made its way to Asia Plaza with the opening of Ball Ball Waffle — hot off a successful stint at last year’s Cleveland Asian Festival. Delightfully chewy and novel to eat, these bubble waffles — aka “eggettes” — can be made sweet or savory."

"This hip coffee shop in Lakewood does indeed serve up lots of caffeinated beverages (their vanilla lavender latte is a favorite of mine), but also has fresh croissants, crepes, smoothies, salads, and more on offer. The inside space at Caffeine is high-ceilinged yet cozy feeling, and would make a great place to come and work if you can get here early enough to snag a couch or prime table. Caffeine only opened in Lakewood in 2019, but has already earned a reputation of being a great local, independent coffee shop."

"The Bonfoey (1710 Euclid Ave., 216/621-0178; Mon.-Thurs. 8:30am-5:30pm, Fri. 8:30am-5pm, Sat. 9am-noon) has rightfully earned a reputation as one of Cleveland’s largest and finest art galleries. Established in 1893, it is certainly the most venerable. Located near PlayhouseSquare, the large space is filled with original 19th-century paintings, signed lithographs, photographs, pastels, glass, and sculpture."

"Another staple art gallery on the Cleveland regional art scene is the Bonfoey Galler, established in 1893. Sadly, a series of fires caused the gallery to move several times. Currently located in downtown Cleveland, the 4,267 square meter facility became renowned for its displays."

"Located at 2421 Bridge Ave. in Ohio City - West Side, the art gallery and art school offers glass-blowing classes and more. It's the highest-rated art gallery in Cleveland, boasting five stars out of 29 reviews on Yelp."