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Address: 800 Bustleton Pike, Richboro, PA 18954
Phone: (215) 322-5059
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ASIAN PALACE, RICHBORO PA
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Asian Palace – Richboro, PA Restaurant | Menu + Delivery – Seamless
A very delicate and crispy jumbo size roll made of lobster meat, shrimp, crabmeat, chicken and bamboo shoots. Truly a royal treat.
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Asian Palace · A look into our dining menu. · Before ➡️ After. · Hello everyone! It’s been almost two months since we’ve officially opened our doors. Business …
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Cindy Sikora
First visit-won’t be our last! Live the atmosphere and linen tablecloths! Staff very welcoming and attentive. Tea and crispy noodles on the table-love that! Hot and Sour Soup was outstanding and perfect for a very cold night. Meals were wonderful–well seasoned, crispy veggies and large portions. We are not sushi fans, so can’t comment on that. We will be back! And its BYOB!
… moreJ
Omg the food is astounding. Very very good, highly reccomend the tofu teriyaki <3 the service was kind, quick, and attentive! The atmosphere is calming and pretty.
… moreVlad K
Very clean. Food was perfect. Not overly cooked or dry. Also healthy options available and nothing is drenched in oil.
Sushi and sashimi was really fresh. Eel was perfect texture. Good portions and great food for price. I should have tipped more :^(
… moreSushi and sashimi was really fresh. Eel was perfect texture. Good portions and great food for price. I should have tipped more :^(
Michael Yankilevich
This place is the best Chinese place in the area. Since the new ownership/management, the place skyrocketed in quality of food. Sushi is just as good as any Japanese restaurant, and Chinese cousin is great too. We are now regulars.
… moreJames Boone
The best Asian food that we have had in Bucks County. I’d rate it close to China Town in Philly and the prices are reasonable. They make everything as requested when ordering.
… moreLaura Day
I have never left a review so quickly!! First timer and did pickup. O m g. This is the best, freshest Chinese food I’ve ever had. Any other place you cut open the chicken and it GRAY. This was white meat chicken. My husband got sushi and said it was phenomenal. The restaurant itself is spotless and the woman behind the counter was so friendly. Absolutely will be back.
… moreJordy Comes Alive
Asian Palace — Where Comfort Food Gets the Royal Treatment
If you grew up eating American-style Chinese food on Sunday nights with your family, then walking into Asian Palace is like stepping into a warm, soy-scented memory. The menu reads like a comfort food mixtape—barbecued spareribs that cling to your fingers and your heart, egg rolls that are crunchy on the outside, soft and warm on the inside (the way nature intended), and General Tso’s Chicken that brings the perfect balance of sweet, spicy, and crispy bravado.
The Moo Shu Pork is a saucy, scallion-studded hug, and the soups—oh, the soups. Egg Drop, Sweet Corn, and my personal favorite: Hot and Sour, with three wontons tossed in .
Now for the twist: Asian Palace also has a full-service sushi bar. That means you can get a Spider Roll with your Moo Goo Gai Pan, and somehow that combo works better than it has any right to.
But what truly sets this place apart is the family who runs it. The service is flawless—even at the busiest times. Friendly, fast, and genuinely warm, they make you feel like part of the family.
Asian Palace isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a reminder that classic dishes, cooked with care and served with heart, still rule the kingdom.
Remember to say hello to Winnie at the cash register!!!
… moreIf you grew up eating American-style Chinese food on Sunday nights with your family, then walking into Asian Palace is like stepping into a warm, soy-scented memory. The menu reads like a comfort food mixtape—barbecued spareribs that cling to your fingers and your heart, egg rolls that are crunchy on the outside, soft and warm on the inside (the way nature intended), and General Tso’s Chicken that brings the perfect balance of sweet, spicy, and crispy bravado.
The Moo Shu Pork is a saucy, scallion-studded hug, and the soups—oh, the soups. Egg Drop, Sweet Corn, and my personal favorite: Hot and Sour, with three wontons tossed in .
Now for the twist: Asian Palace also has a full-service sushi bar. That means you can get a Spider Roll with your Moo Goo Gai Pan, and somehow that combo works better than it has any right to.
But what truly sets this place apart is the family who runs it. The service is flawless—even at the busiest times. Friendly, fast, and genuinely warm, they make you feel like part of the family.
Asian Palace isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a reminder that classic dishes, cooked with care and served with heart, still rule the kingdom.
Remember to say hello to Winnie at the cash register!!!
Mark Fantacone
I’ve been going to Bruce for over 20 years now, the quality of his food between both locations is indistinguishable.
The food is incredible everytime, plus everyone is super nice.
… moreThe food is incredible everytime, plus everyone is super nice.
paul roushey
This is hands down the best Chinese/Japenese restaurant in the area. The sushi is very fresh, I have not eaten anything here I didnt like. The staff is extremely friendly.
… moreM M
The food just was not that good.
-The dumpling filling and sauce tasted too sweet. Not much flavor.
-The General Tso’s chicken wasn’t crispy and was a bit dry inside.
-The chicken on a stick was also dry.
-The black bean chicken had an OK flavor.
-The fried rice tasted too sweet, not enough flavor, and overcooked.
I don’t know why so many reviews say the food was amazing. It is genuinely not very good. Just on the lower end of so-so. It’s not spoiled, but it’s not worth eating.
The one positive is that the dumpling skins were thin and they were clearly hand wrapped.
… more-The dumpling filling and sauce tasted too sweet. Not much flavor.
-The General Tso’s chicken wasn’t crispy and was a bit dry inside.
-The chicken on a stick was also dry.
-The black bean chicken had an OK flavor.
-The fried rice tasted too sweet, not enough flavor, and overcooked.
I don’t know why so many reviews say the food was amazing. It is genuinely not very good. Just on the lower end of so-so. It’s not spoiled, but it’s not worth eating.
The one positive is that the dumpling skins were thin and they were clearly hand wrapped.