Azia Palace

Closed forever. Chain Mexican restaurant now in the building.

This location was originally Willow Gate, but about 6 months before Covid it did a major revamp and redecorating moving from 90's chinese food to "Asian Fusion" including changing names. It didn't survive

Had lunch and the food and service was outstanding. The lunch was served in a timely manner with each part coming out hot, as I finished each course. Soup, egg roll and Mandarin chicken. The egg roll was served on a bed of noodles with fish sauce. It was a little more expensive than Willow Gate, the restaurant previously at this location, but worth it.

The food is delicious however I miss the old ownership because since the new ownership the prices have greatly increased and the portion sizes are much much smaller. However the egg rolls are well worth it they're super huge. And delicious.

Azia Palace is proof that God loves us and wants us to eat excellent food. At the time of this writing, the old Willow Gate sign is still standing out front, but don't be fooled! Go in side and order anything off of the menu and you will be happy. I have been there three times in less than two weeks and I have probably gained 10lbs.

The Chicken Pad Thai, extra spicy is so very good. Easily two meals and I'm kind of a pig. For comparison, my favorite Pad Thai USED TO BE from Sawatdee. Not anymore, Azia Palace is my new favorite. Also extremely high on my list are the Steamed Buns with Korean BBQ Chicken. All the flavors are so rich and fresh. Everything is served hot (temperature)!

I've been there with friends and coworkers and they have all loved their entrees and appetizers, even eliciting the occasional "Wow, that's good!" from them. Take out or dine in, you need to try it.