Best Asian Food Restaurants in Round Rock

"Restaurant rookies Tyson Cole and Aaron Franklin have combined forces to bring us a Texas-Asian smokehouse. Flavor explosions like Malaysian chicken bo ssam, Thai green curry sausage, and smoked beef brisket with chili gastrique and Thai herbs will have you wondering when someone is finally going to notice these guys’ mad skills. (They’ve also created a fantastic patio, by the way.)"

"One of our favorites that have been featured on our blog is Loro Austin. This Asian smokehouse and bar by Chef Tyson Cole and Aaron Franklin is a fusion of both Texas and Asian influences that highlights smoked meat, rice bowls, craft beer, and cocktails. The complex, balanced delicious flavors of Southeast Asian food are worth the wait."

"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"

"The Peached Tortilla is known for its banh mi tacos and other Asian-fusion dishes. There is also an extensive menu for their alcoholic beverages. They serve southern comfort food with the flavors of Asia."

"With plenty of vegan-friendly and gluten-free lunch options (everything from curries and veggie bowls to savory sautees and salads), this friendly and modest restaurant prides itself on freshness and flavor without a trace of MSG. Grab a seat on the outdoor patio and take advantage of the free parking out back — you can enter on 6th Street and Sabine."

"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."

"Kimchi fries with soy-glazed chicken, chi’jeu queso and chips, and all sorts of yummy fusion bowls and salads. Chi’Lantro started as a food truck but now they have locations all over Austin with their crazy addicting fusion fare. WEBSITE | multiple locations"

"We have places like Chi’lanto for Korean/Mexican BBQ fusion, East Side King for Asian Fusion with an Austin flair, and on and on. Austin also has pretty decent gulf oysters, as well as crawfish if you’re here during the right season (definitely try to attend a crawfish boil if you can)."

"This popular Japanese/Asian fusion street-food truck is still parked in the back of The Liberty bar in addition to a brick and mortar location on South Lamar. I still love the Thai chicken karaage and Brussels sprouts salad. 1618 E 6th St, eastsideking.com"

"Bao’d Up specializes in Chinese comfort food from traditional Chinese beef noodle soup to exquisitely handcrafted bao — steamed buns that are packed with sweet and savory fillings. At this restaurant, you’ll also find boba, guabao, and Asian snacks. Try the brisket baozi featuring spicy brisket, onions, and red pepper flakes or go for the traditional red bean baozi stuffed with sweet red adzuki bean paste and sesame seeds."

"Xian’s sibling shop Bao’d Up is dedicated to handmade Chinese steamed buns, with fillings from meaty and juicy (pork, brisket) to vegetarian and sweet (veggie, red bean, egg cream)."

"Austin’s Original Healthy Fast Food RestaurantIf you just want a quick, yummy salad then Baby Greens is the place to go!. In true Austin-style they created a “health food revolution” from a simple drive-thru. Now, with a separate menu for meat eaters and one for veggies, Baby Greens is the perfect destination for any diet."

"A post shared by Baby Greens (@eatbabygreens) on Aug 14, 2017 at 8:14am PDT. Drive through or walk up to this healthy fast food restaurant to enjoy made to order wraps and salads. That’s what’s unique about dining at Baby Greens: all menu items can be eaten as a salad or wrap."

"Baby Greens came back with a brand new drive-thru and basically the same favorite salad-driven menu with some new additions."

"Michelle’s Patisserie makes cakes for all kinds of special occasions, including weddings, and does catering and other baked goods as well. Beautiful cakes are their specialty, and they’re also pretty tasty – according to all of the votes for Best Flavor in some of the cake competitions they have been in. You get to choose from over 40 different kinds of cake; don’t forget their special icing and fondant decorations!"

"One last option for birthday cakes in Austin: Michelle’s Patisserie. This bakery is in far North Austin, and they offer (wait for it…) sculpted cakes!. As in, cakes in the shape of a taco, or a Kit Kat Bar, or anything else your heart desires."

"This food truck in South Austin has a little bit of everything and it’s all made in-house. Ice cream, Italian ice, sorbet, shakes, juices, and paletas!. When something has fruit in it, know that it is made from fresh produce!"

"The South Austin gelato truck offers up all sorts of frozen sweets, from ice cream to paletas to Italian ices to sorbets. To-go orders can be placed in person or online, and there are curbside pickups too."

"From ice cream pops made with real fruit to Italian ice and pastries, your appetite will surely be satisfied. Baked treats + ice cream = the perfect combo."

"Cake balls are really difficult to make, so why not let the folks at Austin Cake Ball do it for you?. After all, they’re awesome at it!. You might have to try each of their 14 flavors."

"When Olamaie opened, all anyone wanted to talk about was the biscuits. A secret off-menu favorite, they're now available to order in bulk to go. Their rabid following shows the respect Olamaie pays to even the humblest Southern foods, which the chefs here elevate to fine-dining levels of quality."

"https://olamaieaustin.com1610 San Antonio St Olamaie offers a fine dining experience with exquisite dishes. Try the Gulf White Shrimp with Jefferson red rice or chow down on the ranger cattle beef tartare. Pair your meal with Olamaei’s famous flaky biscuits and a housemade craft cocktail."

"This charming little home turned restaurant perfects Southern style cuisine (The biscuits are a solid way to kick things off). The menu at Olamaie also changes regularly to best serve what's local and seasonally available."

"At Z'Tejas, diners can enjoy a gorgeous view of the Texas hill country while devouring some of the best, if non-traditional, Mexican food in Austin. Don't miss the street tacos or achiote chicken. Continue to 5 of 12 below."

"Situated squarely downtown in the absolute center of Austin life, Osteria Pronto aims to transport its customers out of Texas and across the ocean to Italy through the creations of executive chef Gilberto Ramirez. This upscale restaurant has décor that reflects a contemporary style while still being warm. Guests can take a peek at the cooking process in the semi-open kitchen or take a glance at the wall-to-wall wine fridges that line the private dining room."

"This recently-revamped restaurant gives diners the ultimate upscale experience, offering a wine bar, intimate dining room, and bright patio space. From caprese burrata to mouthwatering pizzas, this spot has all of your favorite Italian eats, and great cocktails to pair them with. Read about our Do512 Eats experience here."

"Classic is new again, with house-made pasta, fresh seafood, slow-cooked meats and wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas in a modern setting at our Italian restaurant. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 512-608-4490. DetailsMake a Reservation"