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Sushi, Thai curries & other Pan-Asian dishes are served in a hip, modern space with a full bar.
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Address: 254 Crown Park Ave, Gaithersburg, MD 20878
Phone: (301) 330-9997
Website: http://www.asianinemd.com/
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We are now proud to be joining the Gaithersburg area. Our unique menu features elements of Thai, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese and Korean flavors.
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Reviews
Neli B.
My girl-friend and I went to hang out for dinner on a Thursday evening. There were at most 3 tables seated, so not busy at all. Maybe that’s why we got 3 servers. The service wasn’t great. Only the third lady, the younger one, was very nice. The other two made faces at us and rolled their eyes when we needed extra time to choose drinks and then food. We didn’t go there to eat in 30 mins and leave. The food was good- not too oily which was great because some places cook with a lot of oil. Cocktails were a bit weak, though.
… moreMischka Johnson
I really enjoyed my visit to Asia Nine in Downtown Crown.
I kind of stumbled across it since I was in the area and decided to pop in and give it a try.
I ended up having the Alligator roll with a side of spicy mayo which was pretty good but the real start of the show was the mango sticky rice of which I actually had two orders of because it was simply that good!
My server, Dao, was also very sweet and attentive. Very thankful for that after a long week.
… moreI kind of stumbled across it since I was in the area and decided to pop in and give it a try.
I ended up having the Alligator roll with a side of spicy mayo which was pretty good but the real start of the show was the mango sticky rice of which I actually had two orders of because it was simply that good!
My server, Dao, was also very sweet and attentive. Very thankful for that after a long week.
Hyun-1002 Kim
I’ve been a loyal customer since your restaurant opened in our area. I’ve always enjoyed your food—both Thai and Japanese dishes—and have even recommended your place to friends, including Thai friends who were also impressed.
However, I was recently very shocked and disturbed to see the War Criminal Flag displayed in your newly redecorated restaurant. This flag, while it may be familiar to some through manga, anime, or video games, carries deep and painful historical trauma for many people across Asia, including Koreans, Chinese, and even Americans, due to its association with Japan’s imperial military during World War II. Under that flag, countless atrocities were committed—including against my own family.
As a Korean, my grandpa was taken to Japan during the occupation and forced to serve the Japanese military. He later witnessed the killing of fellow Koreans and was never able to live peacefully after the war. My grandma could only speak Japanese until we became independent from Japan because speaking Korean was forbidden under threat of death. The trauma is real and still lives with many of us today.
Displaying this flag in a public space—especially in a multicultural country like this one—is deeply offensive and hurtful. To many, it is no different than displaying a Nazi flag in a German restaurant. Symbols have power, and they must be used with care and awareness of their historical context.
I shared my concern with one of your servers, who kindly informed the manager, but unfortunately, the response I received—laughter and no action—was extremely disappointing and dismissive.
I urge you to please educate yourselves on the meaning and impact of this symbol and to consider removing it from your restaurant out of respect for your diverse customers and the painful histories many carry.
Thank you for taking the time to read this, and I truly hope you take this matter seriously.
… moreHowever, I was recently very shocked and disturbed to see the War Criminal Flag displayed in your newly redecorated restaurant. This flag, while it may be familiar to some through manga, anime, or video games, carries deep and painful historical trauma for many people across Asia, including Koreans, Chinese, and even Americans, due to its association with Japan’s imperial military during World War II. Under that flag, countless atrocities were committed—including against my own family.
As a Korean, my grandpa was taken to Japan during the occupation and forced to serve the Japanese military. He later witnessed the killing of fellow Koreans and was never able to live peacefully after the war. My grandma could only speak Japanese until we became independent from Japan because speaking Korean was forbidden under threat of death. The trauma is real and still lives with many of us today.
Displaying this flag in a public space—especially in a multicultural country like this one—is deeply offensive and hurtful. To many, it is no different than displaying a Nazi flag in a German restaurant. Symbols have power, and they must be used with care and awareness of their historical context.
I shared my concern with one of your servers, who kindly informed the manager, but unfortunately, the response I received—laughter and no action—was extremely disappointing and dismissive.
I urge you to please educate yourselves on the meaning and impact of this symbol and to consider removing it from your restaurant out of respect for your diverse customers and the painful histories many carry.
Thank you for taking the time to read this, and I truly hope you take this matter seriously.
Richa Gupta
Went here on a Tuesday night and everything was great. Service was quick and super friendly. We got the Shrimpzilla sushi roll, pork gyoza, Korean sizzling beef, and Pad Kapow. All of it was so good.
The sizzling beef definitely lives up to its name, it came out steaming and crackling, almost like a little tableside show. Shrimpzilla was fresh, the gyoza had that perfect crisp, and the Pad Kapow had just the right kick.
Great vibe, great food, and fast service. Definitely recommend!
… moreThe sizzling beef definitely lives up to its name, it came out steaming and crackling, almost like a little tableside show. Shrimpzilla was fresh, the gyoza had that perfect crisp, and the Pad Kapow had just the right kick.
Great vibe, great food, and fast service. Definitely recommend!
Samiksha Kulkarni
Had a great experience at Asia Nine! The Thai food was really tasty, with good portion sizes. I especially loved the aromatic basil flavor—so good! We ordered Thai coffee but received Thai tea by mistake; however, the staff was kind and quickly replaced it without any hassle. Overall, a flavorful meal and a pleasant dining experience.
… moreS Wilson
Just left Asia Nine for the very first time and immediately had to leave a review! Dining in, a friend and I had king salmon sushi, chicken satay, edamame & chive dumplings all for appetizers. He had the lamp chops and I had the Panang curry for entree. Everything was cooked to perfection with love! Service was great and the drinks were even better! I had a lychee martini and he had a hibicus martini! Drinks were bomb! We also ordered to crab meat fried rice and spring rolls Togo, so hopefully everything else will uphold this review! The ambience was beautiful as well and the restaurant is very spacious, with great outside seating. Will definitely be back here during the week for a happy hour!
… moreYuriii88
Waitress was modest, staff super friendly, and food was tasty! Group of 4, various food. Don’t be scared of the ️ ️, it’s very mild.
… moreFeruz Kassim
⭐️ 1 Star – Overpriced, Terrible Food, and Disrespectful Service
This was our first and last time at Asia Nine, MD The experience was awful from start to finish.
We were initially served by a waitress named PA, who was rude and dismissive right away. When we politely asked what the most popular dishes were (a normal question for first-time customers), she pointed at the menu and said, “You guys can read.” She acted rushed, irritated, and made it very clear she didn’t want to answer questions or engage with us at all.
Shortly after, she disappeared and another server took over, which honestly felt like she chose not to serve us anymore. Thankfully, the second waitress, DAO was kind, patient, and respectful. She was the only positive part of the entire visit.
On top of the terrible service, the food was extremely disappointing. We spent almost $100 for two meals and one beer, which is not cheap by any standard especially for food that was bland, poorly prepared, and absolutely not worth the price. Paying that much for food this bad felt like a complete waste of money.
The combination of disrespectful service, uncomfortable atmosphere, and terrible food made this one of the worst dining experiences I’ve had. No one should leave a restaurant feeling unwelcome and ripped off.
I will not be returning, and I would not recommend this place to anyone who expects decent service, fair pricing, and quality food.
… moreThis was our first and last time at Asia Nine, MD The experience was awful from start to finish.
We were initially served by a waitress named PA, who was rude and dismissive right away. When we politely asked what the most popular dishes were (a normal question for first-time customers), she pointed at the menu and said, “You guys can read.” She acted rushed, irritated, and made it very clear she didn’t want to answer questions or engage with us at all.
Shortly after, she disappeared and another server took over, which honestly felt like she chose not to serve us anymore. Thankfully, the second waitress, DAO was kind, patient, and respectful. She was the only positive part of the entire visit.
On top of the terrible service, the food was extremely disappointing. We spent almost $100 for two meals and one beer, which is not cheap by any standard especially for food that was bland, poorly prepared, and absolutely not worth the price. Paying that much for food this bad felt like a complete waste of money.
The combination of disrespectful service, uncomfortable atmosphere, and terrible food made this one of the worst dining experiences I’ve had. No one should leave a restaurant feeling unwelcome and ripped off.
I will not be returning, and I would not recommend this place to anyone who expects decent service, fair pricing, and quality food.
Jazmin Wood
The food and service was amazing. Ambiance was nice too! The only thing that is stopping me from giving 5 stars is the $24 service fee. My ticket was only $91 the service fee made it $115. That couldve been the waiters tip , i assumed but no once paid they bring a receipt back to sign and ask you to add a tip. That amount of service fee will eventually hurt the pockets of the wait staff, and honestly i would like to know what is a service fee of $24 even for.
… moreAlena Z
Very nice local place for Asian fusion food.
Absolutely love Tom Kha and Tom Yum.
The fried whole snapper was great, a bit overcooked though.
I love PA server who always have a smile on her face and remember my favorite dishes 🙂
… moreAbsolutely love Tom Kha and Tom Yum.
The fried whole snapper was great, a bit overcooked though.
I love PA server who always have a smile on her face and remember my favorite dishes 🙂