Welcome to Zhu’s Kitchen Asian Bistro and Ramen(MA)! Zhu’s Kitchen Asian Bistro and Ramen, located at 25 S Pleasant Street in Amherst, MA, offers a delicious mix of Chinese, Thai, and Japanese cuisine in a warm and casual setting. From savory Chinese stir-fry and spicy Thai curries to comforting bowls of rich, flavorful ramen, our menu is designed to satisfy every craving. Each dish is prepared fresh with quality ingredients and a focus on bold, authentic taste. Our ramen is a crowd favorite—featuring slow-simmered broth, tender meats, and perfectly cooked noodles. Whether you’re dining in, ordering takeout, or grabbing a quick lunch between classes.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 25 S Pleasant St, Amherst, MA 01002
Phone: (413) 253-7673
Website: https://www.zhusamherst.com/
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Reviews
While I was initially disappointed when they first opened, their ever expanding Chinese menu has made me a big fan.
Not too salty or greasy!
My favorite items include: baby bockchoy and black mushroom, tomato egg, spicy puff tofu and (weekend special menu items )
+ there’s always a large group of Chinese grannies and grandpas dining when I visited. I think that says a lot
First, the pad thai didn’t taste anything like pad thai. Instead of the balanced sweet, tangy, and savory flavors you’d expect, it tasted like an overly oily version of drunken noodles—with barely any seasoning at all. It lacked the depth and brightness that usually makes the dish so enjoyable.
The drunken noodles themselves weren’t much better. The texture felt heavy and doughy, almost like clumps of soft dough tossed together with minimal flavor. Rather than being bold and aromatic, the dish came across as flat and unappealing.
The spring rolls were especially disappointing. While the outside was crispy and smelled great, the inside was extremely soggy. Instead of fresh, vibrant filling, they tasted overwhelmingly vinegary, with an almost harsh aftertaste that made them hard to enjoy. The dipping sauce didn’t help either—it was bland and didn’t add much flavor.
As for the crab rangoons, they were just okay. Not terrible, but not memorable either—pretty average overall.
Overall, the experience was disappointing. The dishes lacked the flavor, balance, and freshness you’d expect, and I left wishing the food had lived up to its presentation and aroma.