Best Asian Food Restaurants in Pflugerville

"Masterminds Tyson Cole (Uchi) and Aaron Franklin (Franklin BBQ) came together to create an Asian-BBQ fusion restaurant where folks can enjoy the best of both worlds, like smoked beef brisket with Thai herbs, char siu pork belly, and candied kettle corn with brisket burnt ends and togorashi. WEBSITE | 2115 S Lamar Blvd"

"Chinese , Sandwiches ,  BBQ"

"Inspired by his childhood spent in Japan and Georgia, lawyer-turned-chef Eric Silverstein’s Asian-Southern comfort menu saw immediate success after his food trailer made its 2010 debut. He went on to open a brick-and-mortar restaurant in 2015, and today has not only a second location at the airport, but a full-service catering business. And his signature dishes, including kimchi arancini, banh mi tacos, and the Japajam burger—topped with tomato jam, pepper jack, tempura onions, Chinese barbecue sauce, and a fried egg—still rule the Austin street food scene."

"5520 Burnet Rd #100 | Eric Silverstein’s southern-Asian-inspired food truck – turned brick-and-mortar restaurant in Allandale has been an Austin mainstay for 11 years, offering a delightful menu full of comfort food options like Hainan chicken, kimchi arancini balls; tacos, noodles and rice bowls. Pickup and delivery orders can be placed online, and the restaurant has reopened for indoor and patio dine-in services. Photo by The Peached Tortilla"

"You likely won’t find a story with as much comedic background as the Koriente Restaurant and Tea House does. A woman who actually hated cooking started Korienta, which is family owned and operated. In her struggle to find a restaurant that served food she would feel good about feeding to her children, the owner of Koriente finally decided to swallow her dislike for cooking to start a restaurant for people like her."

"If you're in town for a convention, or just staying downtown, it's easy to stumble into overpriced, so-so food. Koriente, though, will feed you well and healthfully with bountiful (and very customizable) Asian bowls and throw in a free miso soup. Especially if you're a vegetarian, you can easily find a filling lunch or dinner here for $10 or so."

"Six Locations in Austin | Chi’lantro might have the distant honor as being one of Austin’s all-time favorite casual restaurants. With its origin beginning as a food truck, owner Jae Kim has grown a flourishing business model to 6 brick and mortar restaurants in Austin. The menu boasts Korean barbecue offered in four types of protein that can be served in your choice of spicy noodle bowls, rice bowls, burritos, a salad, and their infamous kimchi fries."

"Chi’Lantro killed it as a food truck, and now they have their own restaurant. You’ll believe the hype once you take your first bite of these fries, loaded with meat, sauces, kimchi, cilantro, and sesame seeds."

"food truck started a movement in Austin and has been a staple for bar hoppers that like to stay out until the wee hours of the night, especially if you’re in the mood for their famous pork belly buns or the fried chicken sandwich. Photo by Hayden Walker"

"Top Chef: Texas winner Paul Qui and former Uchi chef Moto Utsunomiya turned their Asian fusion side project into a food truck empire. Beet fries and crispy brussels sprouts, yes please."

"Out in the Hill Country Galleria, Tadashi offers up consistent fresh cuts of fish, including ones that are more difficult to find."

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"All of the food at Sichuan Garden is authentic to the Sichuan Province in China, it’s spicy, full-bodied, and unlike many Chinese dishes you’ll see at other restaurants. Though it’s technically in Round Rock, it’s 100-percent worth those extra miles. View this post on Instagram"

"Owners Humphrey Ho and May Chen might be dentists by trade (they’re still practicing), but they also know their way around great dumplings, both of the steamed and soup variety. Though the menu dips into Korean and Japanese fare, Sichuan cuisine is their specialty with options like fish and Chongqing beef laden with plenty of tingly, mala heat. Lunch and dinner Tue-Sun."

"This restaurant is known for its array of dumplings — they even serve a chocolate variety — but also expands beyond China with ramen and even a nod to Mexico with a carnitas bao. The woody funk of fermented black beans subdues the chile’s electricity in mapo tofu, packed with silken cubes of tofu and bits of ground pork."

"Located next to Asia Cafe, this Asian fusion bistro offers a casual dining experience while doing its best to step up Austin’s Xiaolongbao(soup dumpling) game. The hard work is paying off - Fat Dragon is quickly becoming a sought-after eating experience."

"The park is a long, narrow 76-acre greenbelt along both sides of Shoal Creek. The leash-free area is located in the Pease Park portion of the greenbelt, between 24th and 29th Street. Parts of the trail are made up of large, rough-hewn boulders that can be hazardous to dog paws and human ankles, but most of the trail is simply hard-packed dirt."

"This park located in the heart of Austin offers picturesque views of both the city and natural landscapes. Of course, there is also a mile of off-leash terrain between 24th and 29th streets. While this park offers only trails, it is a great alternative to the traditional fenced-in dog park."

"This hiking spot includes 81 acres filled with scenic trails and a dog park. You can’t go wrong with a stroll through Shoal Creek!. 🗓 Open 24 Hours 📍 2600 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78705"

"This European coffee house offers great views of Lake Austin and serves unique desserts and coffees. Listen to live music while you relax on their large, shaded deck area every weekend, which is a large draw for customers. The menu has a variety of hot and cold drinks, such as lattes, cappuccinos, Mozart’s Specialty Mocha, espresso milkshakes, and Italian sodas."

"Location & ParkingClarksville in West Austin // Parking Lot Available. DetailsOne of my favorite spots because of that incredible lake view. I am totally cheating on this one, because they are a coffee shop not a bar and therefore no happy hour."

"Buckle in for the day at the coffee shop’s expansive patio, which is right on top of the lake, perfect for leisurely drinks and snacks."

"This convivial 24-hour coffee shop and bar in East Riverside is home to two vegan food trucks (Plow Burger and Plow Bao) and a barbecue truck (JNL). It also serves beer, cider, and lots of flavored liquors."

"1505 Town Creek Dr. | This rustic spot is a go-to for excellent locally roasted premium coffee and craft beer that’s typically open 24 hours!. Also enjoy delicious burgers and specials from Plow Burger."

"Why You’ve Got to Go: Performing arts may not be the standard activity that kids usually sign up for, but at The Long Center, there are programs that are designed even for kids. What to Do: Check out the events calendar to see what the family section has to offer. You will certainly find something suitable for the little ones."

"Live entertainment might seem like more of an adult activity, but Austin’s Long Center boasts diverse programming that appeals to all ages. Head to the family section of the events calendar and get ready to expose your little ones to the arts. View this post on Instagram"

"Sound & Cinema is an event sponsored by Alamo Drafthouse, Long Center, and Do512. It usually happens from June to August and features free live music and movie shows."

"Founded in 1993 as an education outreach program, One World Theatre is today a working green-built theatre made out of 85% recycled plastic foam. The theatre — built to resemble a Tuscan villa — showcases the artistic talents and diverse art forms of world-renowned artists in a uniquely intimate forum. Before most concerts, dinner is available at One World Café, which serves fresh, seasonal fare alongside full bar service."

"Next, check out Zilker Park, a 360-acre oasis in the heart of downtown that’s the site of festivals and free music at Zilker Hillside Theater, plus it’s home to Zilker Botanical Garden, Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum and Barton Springs Pool, a spring-fed swimming spot with grassy hills for sunbathing. Make it a boozy afternoon and pull up a chair in the taproom of urban winery Infinite Monkey Theorem for a flight of Texas-made wine. Or head to Duchman Family Winery in Driftwood (just a half-hour drive out of Austin), where you can take a tour and sample wines in a lovely Italianate villa, including Duchman’s award-winning Vermentino. Stop in the North Austin warehouse and taproom of Austin Beerworks, where weekend tastings feel more like a backyard barbecue, with live music and bites from local food trucks."

"The Zilker Hillside Theatre is a beautiful outdoor venue in Zilker Park. Bring the whole family for one of their family-friendly shows. Arrive early so you can claim a spot in the grass and pack a little picnic."

"The Zilker Hillside Theater, located in Zilker Park, is an award-winning theater. It mainly features family-friendly shows that are open and free to the masses."