
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6935 Lake Plaza Dr b10, Indianapolis, IN 46220
Phone: (463) 867-0822
Website: http://asianbistroindianapolis.com/
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Reviews
I had the dinner Bento box, for the variety, it came with a salad, with that solid ginger dressing you typically get at Asian restaurants, as well as a Sapporo
The sushi was fresh and tasty! Also glad I got to try a spring roll as well as gyoza! I hope more people come to this place! A great variety, and good prices!
My wife ordered the Bento box meal – Spring roll, Gyoza, crab rangoon, California roll and Maki roll of your choice – which will be the only trouble you have because the choices all sound so yummy.
I ordered the sesame chicken that comes with broccoli and a hearty bowl of rice.
The wait for the food was minimal and the food was pretty to look at as well as delicious and we both were happy to have found this new yummy place on Binford on the east side of Indy.
Spicy basil shrimp excellent!!!
Miso soup hot and delicious
Hibachi steak and shrimp wonderful!!!
We will definitely be back when we have to come to town.
My order of chicken pad Thai (extra chicken), Thai hot or most spicy was pretty good as far as pad Thais go. I think this is the most generous helpling of chicken I’ve ever received. Food, including styrofoam cartons weighed in at 2.4 lbs.
Also the bubble tea was extremely tasty.
Food- 8/10
Spicy- 5/10
Asian Bistro is a small yet inviting establishment featuring a compact dining area with both booth and table seating. The open kitchen allows guests to see their food being prepared, and the restaurant maintains a spotless appearance. Parking is free and plentiful, making access convenient.
We arrived around noon and were surprised to find only one other dine-in customer. While a few carryout orders were placed during our visit, the dining room remained empty. Excited to sample a variety of dishes, we ordered a few appetizers and entrees to get a full experience.
For starters, we chose the Crab Rangoon (6 pieces) and Spring Rolls (2 rolls). The Crab Rangoon was a highlight—crispy, flavorful, and delicious. However, the spring rolls were disappointingly small and average in taste.
For sushi, I decided on the “American Dream Roll,” which was decent but didn’t leave a lasting impression.
Moving on to entrees, my wife ordered Chicken Pad Thai with a side of miso soup, while I went for the Sweet and Sour Chicken with white rice. Unfortunately, neither of us were particularly impressed with our meals. My wife found the miso soup too fishy—enough that she had to send it back—and her Pad Thai lacked the bold flavors she was hoping for. My Sweet and Sour Chicken was generous in portion but ultimately underwhelming.
Despite the lackluster food, there were positives. The service was outstanding, and the restaurant’s decor was tasteful and inviting. Cleanliness was top-notch, which is always a plus.
Overall, while our experience wasn’t terrible, the food left something to be desired. Perhaps with time, they’ll refine their flavors, and we’ll give it another shot. But for now, it’s a “two passes” from us.
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Subject: Response to Your Handling of Customer Feedback
Asian Bistro,
I am following up regarding your response to a review left by N. Kamran. She was indeed at your restaurant, dining with me. While I understand that feedback—especially critical feedback—can be difficult to receive, dismissing it outright is neither productive nor professional.
The food was, at best, average and certainly not memorable. We did take it home, only to discard it later. No one is trying to destroy anyone’s dream, but honest reviews should be acknowledged, not deflected. As you yourself admitted in response to my review, you knew the food “wasn’t right.” If that’s the case, then why not focus on improvement instead of attempting to discredit valid customer opinions?
My companion may have been more blunt in her critique, but that does not make her feedback any less legitimate. Constructive criticism exists to help businesses grow, not to tear them down. However, instead of addressing the concerns professionally, your response was defensive and dismissive. And as you so ironically put it—“what goes around comes around.”
Congratulations—you’ve managed to do what no other restaurant has ever done: convince me to lower my review score. Excellent customer service indeed. (And yes, my sarcasm is free.)