While there is definitely an Asian feel to most of the appetizers and entrees at Asian Mint Dallas, it also offers a collection of other styles of cooking.
Asian Mint was named among the Top Ten Best New Restaurants (2005) by The Dallas Morning News as well as CitySearch. It was also featured on Taste of Radio.
Sushi is definitely a top choice as an appetizer and Maki rolls and Sashimi are both popular choices, featuring everything from Cucumber Rolls to fresh Salmon Sashimi. Other appealing starters include Edamame (steamed soy bean) and steamed vegetable dumplings.
Expect to spend between $3.95 to $10.95 for appetizers. If you’re mindful of your budget when eating out, you’ll find the prices among the best values for Asian fusion food in Dallas.
The House Salad with Peanut dressing is a staple and you should definitely give it a try. A variety of curries (from mild to hot) as well as stir fries are among the entrees, with many priced at a very reasonable $9.95.
The majority of the menu items have a Thai inspired emphasis. Pad Tai is among the highly recommended dishes.
Be sure to leave room for the specialty desserts. Asian Mint offers a wide number of choices. The dessert sampler is a bargain at $6.50 and lets you taste both coconut custard and ice cream as well as sticky rice and a surprise dessert of the day.
True to the fusion mix at Asian Mint Dallas, there is even a Tiramisu on the dessert menu, another bargain at $4.50 for a generous portion. The Green Tea Ice Cream Cake is a signature dessert so do consider giving that a try. It gets raves from regular diners at Asian Mint.
You’ll definitely want to ask about the Martini specials. There are different ones offered daily.
Apple martinis and Green Zen tinis let you choose between traditional or more experiemental drinks. If you’re eager to try your own hand at cooking any of the dishes in the restaurant be sure to ask for advice. While actual recipes may not be handed out, helpful tips may well be offered.
All ages are welcome at Asian Mint and there are kid friendly items such as fried rice. These choices balance out the more experimental choices. Of course, plenty of children are open to trying new flavors and Asian Mint is the perfect restaurant for expanding their tastes.
Asian Mint is located at 11617 North Central Expressway and can be reached at (214) 363-6655. The restaurant is open Monday through Thursday from 11 am to 10 pm and Friday from 11 am to 11 pm as well as Saturday from noon to 11 pm and Sunday from noon to 9:30 pm. Located right in the middle of Dallas, you’ll see an Office Depot just to the right of the restaurant. Call ahead for parking information.
Nearby hotels include Hyatt Place as well as Crown Plaza Suites. The Museum of Biblical Art as well as NorthPark Center are both less than a mile from Asian Mint NorthPark is a shopper’s paradise, including such stores as Macy’s, Tiffanys and more. Sculpture from the world famous Nasher Collection are lovely accents in the Center. You might want to stop by NorthPark either before or after dining at Asian Mint.
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