Best Asian Food Restaurants in Port Colborne

"One of the first eateries in Buffalo to serve Burmese food, this Burmese-Thai fusion spot quickly rose to prominence. Start off with the tea leaf salad: pickled tea leaves combined with peanuts, chana dal peas, garlic, and onion give it a very particular and flavorful taste. Next go for the pumpkin stew: Burmese curry with pumpkin, ginger, garlic, and chili, and your choice of protein, all served in a green pumpkin."

"I tried this place looking for a decent hibachi take out, just ordered a few of the chicken hibachi meals which come with chicken, white rice, vegetables..."

"810 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo, NY 14222Website // Menu The Taste of Siam is as beautiful as it is delicious. Located on Elmwood, this authentic Thai restaurant has floor to ceiling windows with an adorable view of the heart of the Elmwood Village. Oh yeah, and the food, the Pad Thai is incredible."

"I've ordered takeout twice from here and both times the food was exceptional. Soup dishes are packed in separate containers allowing you to reheat the..."

"I ordered the Pad Thai with Chicken (10.99) and the pork wontons ($6.50) and was not disappointed. The pad Thai was flavorful and the medium spice level ..."

"Situated uptown, Elmwood Avenue hosts Buffalo State College and the Albright-Knox Art Gallery. It also has a variety of interesting restaurants, including the Saigon Cafe (thesaigoncafe.com). This restaurant specializes in Thai and Vietnamese food as well as other dishes from Southeast Asia."

"The EM Tea Coffee Cup Cafe, which has been in continuous operation since January 2000 (17 years and counting), and is located at 80 Oakgrove in the historic ..."

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"The gallery's superb collection, which ranges from Degas and Picasso to Ruscha, Rauschenberg and other abstract expressionists, occupies a neoclassical building planned for Buffalo's 1905 Pan American Expo. Its temporary exhibits are particularly creative and compelling."