Best Asian Food Restaurants in Lake Austin

"Masterminds Tyson Cole (Uchi) and Aaron Franklin (Franklin BBQ) came together to create an Asian-BBQ fusion restaurant where folks can enjoy the best of both worlds, like smoked beef brisket with Thai herbs, char siu pork belly, and candied kettle corn with brisket burnt ends and togorashi. WEBSITE | 2115 S Lamar Blvd"

"Chinese , Sandwiches ,  BBQ"

"5520 Burnet Rd #100 | The PeachedTortilla combines bold Asian flavors with subtle southern ties to provide a truly unique dining experience. Since owner Eric Silverstein launched the first food truck in 2010, the brand has since expanded to a full-service catering operation, a brick-and-mortar restaurant, an event space and has even expanded with a spin-off restaurant, Bar Peached. Enjoy unique and comforting dishes like their kimchi arancini balls; Hainan chicken; bowls of noodles, rice as well as tacos, and burger specials."

"5520 Burnet Rd #100 | Eric Silverstein’s southern-Asian-inspired food truck – turned brick-and-mortar restaurant in Allandale has been an Austin mainstay for 11 years, offering a delightful menu full of comfort food options like Hainan chicken, kimchi arancini balls; tacos, noodles and rice bowls. Pickup and delivery orders can be placed online, and the restaurant has reopened for indoor and patio dine-in services. Photo by The Peached Tortilla"

"The Peached Tortilla is known for its banh mi tacos and other Asian-fusion dishes. There is also an extensive menu for their alcoholic beverages. They serve southern comfort food with the flavors of Asia."

"Located downtown on East 7th Street, just under one mile from the hotel, Koriente is a longtime Austin restaurant that serves up healthy Asian fusion dishes. Their menu consists of salads, noodle and rice bowls, and curry dishes, all with an emphasis on fresh vegetables and simple ingredients. While Koriente isn’t a 100% vegetarian or vegan restaurant, many of their dishes are nutrition-conscious, use natural sweeteners, and are customizable."

"If you're in town for a convention, or just staying downtown, it's easy to stumble into overpriced, so-so food. Koriente, though, will feed you well and healthfully with bountiful (and very customizable) Asian bowls and throw in a free miso soup. Especially if you're a vegetarian, you can easily find a filling lunch or dinner here for $10 or so."

"Walk out to the backyard and chow down on some munchies being served out of a food truck like Chilantros, a Korean-Mexican fusion. Try the kimchi fries, you won’t regret it."

"Top Chef: Texas winner Paul Qui and former Uchi chef Moto Utsunomiya turned their Asian fusion side project into a food truck empire. Beet fries and crispy brussels sprouts, yes please."

"Barbecue reaches a previously undiscovered level of deliciousness at Austin's First Chinese BBQ, a well-loved offshoot of the Richardson original. Portions are generous, prices are cheap, service is quick and, most importantly, dishes are bursting with serious flavor. Give your taste buds the gift of crave-worthy roast duck, sweet and juicy with a perfectly crisp skin, as well as savory barbecue pork and a side of garlicky sauteed Chinese broccoli; they'll owe you big time."

"What to order: BBQ Pork, Roasted Duck, Seafood Crispy Noodle, Combination Soft Noodle, Eggplant with Szechuan Pork, Sweet & Sour Pork. Another great spot for a family-style meal. Make sure that you come to First Chinese BBQ with at least 2-3 other people to try a lot of things on the menu!"

"10901 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78753Details: variety of Chinese dishesWhat to get: Wonton Noodle Soup; barbecue pork, roast pork and roast duck"

"Probably Austin’s most beloved park, Zilker Park is famous for the huge "Rock Island" and “Great Lawn” that hosts everything from the Kite Festival to ACL Music Festival. With room for literally hundreds of pick-up soccer games, off-leash dogs and people lounging on blankets, Zilker is the heart of Austin. This park is great for: Straight-up relaxing or participating in outdoor activities."

"The gem of Austin’s parks system, Zilker Park is 350 acres of forested areas, open spaces and trails. If you’re bringing a dog with you, head to the 46-acre Great Lawn near the western edge of the park along the MoPac highway. You and your dog may have to share the space with soccer players, picnickers and Frisbee hurlers."

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"The Arboretum at Great Hills has plenty of shopping, lots of delicious restaurants and a cute place for the kids to play, the famous cow sculpture garden and park. Restaurants and eateries in the Arboretum include Amy’s Ice Cream, Barnes & Noble Cafe, Blue Baker, Brio Tuscan Grille, Drunk Fish, Estancia Churrascaria, Five Guys Burgers and Fries, Teapioca Lounge, The Cheesecake Factory, and Zoe’s Kitchen. 10000 Research Blvd, washingtonprime.com/map/profile.dT/the-arboretum"

"Looking like a town of its own, The Domain is a mixed-use mega development still under construction in north-west Austin’s high-tech corridor. The first phase was ready in 2007, and at the time of writing in November 2019, the third phase was well underway. On walkable streets with live oaks, cypress trees, low hedges and flowerbeds, the Domain has apartment and office blocks with restaurants, cafes and bars on their first floors."

"Anchored by Neiman Marcus, the Domain is one of the most unabashedly high-end shopping centers in Austin. In addition to Ralph Lauren and Macy’s, there are also several mid-priced stores, including Banana Republic and Dillard’s. Designed as a shopping destination, the center boasts three on-site hotels: Aloft Austin, Westin Austin at The Domain, and Lone Star Court."

"Thanks to incomparable cuisine, diverse local artists, and eclectic shopping, Austin is known as one of the most unique destinations in the country. The Domain is bringing the best of Austin to one single, urban location. The area offers impeccable restaurants and upscale shops anchored by Neiman Marcus, Macy's and Dillard's."

"The park is a long, narrow 76-acre greenbelt along both sides of Shoal Creek. The leash-free area is located in the Pease Park portion of the greenbelt, between 24th and 29th Street. Parts of the trail are made up of large, rough-hewn boulders that can be hazardous to dog paws and human ankles, but most of the trail is simply hard-packed dirt."

"This park located in the heart of Austin offers picturesque views of both the city and natural landscapes. Of course, there is also a mile of off-leash terrain between 24th and 29th streets. While this park offers only trails, it is a great alternative to the traditional fenced-in dog park."

"This hiking spot includes 81 acres filled with scenic trails and a dog park. You can’t go wrong with a stroll through Shoal Creek!. 🗓 Open 24 Hours 📍 2600 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78705"

"A great thing about this park is that it’s not as crowded as the others. Trails in Mary Moore Searight Park are separated from the recreational play area for kids. An exercise route is also available if you are looking into adding some workout into your hike or bike visit."