Asian Mint

(214) 306-7219

11617 N. Central Expy Ste 135 (at Forest Lane)
Dallas, TX 75243 32.9084 -96.7694

Neighborhood: North Dallas

asianmint.com

Hours:

Mon-Thu 11am-10pm

Fri 11am-11pm

Sat 12pm-11pm

Sun 12pm-10pm

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Price:

$$

Last updated 6.24.09

Asian Mint

What People Are Saying About Asian Mint

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Asian Mint

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Asian Mint offers an entire array of Asian cuisine, specializing in Thai dishes, sushi and dessert. Asian Mint is a unique concept of an Asian-fusion restaurant--a chic restaurant and dessert bar in one. The comfortable, modern ambience includes free Wi-Fi and hospitable service. Our Asian-fusion themed menus feature farm-fresh ingredients and beautiful presentation. Entrees are moderately portioned and priced for a satisfying, delicious meal. The dessert menu offers Western-fused favorites such as our famous Green Tea Ice Cream Cake, Jasmine Creme Brule and Orange Mandarin Cake. Top off your dinner and dessert with one of our gourmet Italian Illy coffee drinks, specially brewed on a handmade Salvatore coffee machine.

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The Scene
An unassuming facade masks a Bauhaus fantasy--white Eames-like chairs, clear cylindrical lamps, and modernist paintings of mint leaves. Leather banquettes stretch along the wall and divide dining space from sushi bar. The sophisticated look is by no means sterile; Mint hums with the bustle of busy waitresses and happy eaters.

The Food
While the menu updates Thai food with an American twist, purists will not be disappointed. All the favorites are on the menu: pad thai, flat noodles with spicy peanut sauce, and pad kee mow, wok-tossed noodles with fried egg, meat, bell pepper and chili-basil sauce. The Mint platter is a sampling of Vietnamese spring rolls, vegetable egg rolls and satay. The tom kha coconut soup is a bowl of savory Thai spices, chicken, green onion and mushroom. Save room for the green-tea cake, an attractive layering of green-tea ice cream, sponge cake and whipped topping.

nic01312345

January 06, 2009

One day i went to asian mint to get some dinner.it was crowded with a bunch of americans. So the waitress took us to a table, got some drinks, and went straight to ordering. The server was disrespectful and didnt come to the table that many times when i needed something. so when we were done we asked for the check. Just when we were leaving we said "Thank You" but the server just walked away with no manners. I thought that i was not treated with any manners. So i will of course not go backto asian mint again.

Anonymous

December 31, 2008

My boyfriend and I went to Mint because of coworkers telling me that they had great food. We went and it was empty so we thought 'great, we'll get good service'. We got our drinks ordered and served right away and placed orders for our food. Waited bout 10 minutes, still nothing. The waitresses come out from behind the back and they have a serving of food that they all sit down to share. Our waitress disappeared after that point. We waited, and waited, and waited. Nothing. So we decided to leave and asked for the check. We got the check and the entree that we ordered was on the tab. I told the waitress to take it off because we didn't receive our food. She looked at us and said 'you never got it?'. Our table was empty with only our cups....was she blind? She runs behind to the back yelling something in a foreign language. They took off the entree and we left. Horrible location, horrible service, unreasonable price. Don't go to this location!! It will be a waste of your time and money. You'll end up leaving in a bad mood.

raspberryt

December 16, 2008

IThe location is about as random as it gets, in a shopping strip right off the highway next to an Office Depot, but once inside it has a fun, very green and trendy feel, without coming across as snobby or tacky. (I wouldn't recommend going there if you want privacy though, the tables are tiny and squeezed into the small space) I started with a cup of Tom Ka soup, my favorite appetizer on a cold night, and while it was rich and had good flavor, it was not at all spicy like I expected it to be (and good Tom Ka always is), and the texture was a little thin and watery. But lots of chicken chunks and mushrooms, which is a good thing in my book. I'm a huge fan of thai noodle dishes, so my friend and i ordered the Pad See Yew and the Pad Kee Mao, both with beef. The dishes are huge servings (although still a little overpriced at $11 each) and came with broad, flat noodles (that were a little overcooked, but still okay). The Pad See Yew had excellent flavor, very sweet and light, and I liked that it came with lots of big juicy broccoli heads and spinach leaves. I got the Pad Kee Mao medium spicy (which looking back i would have gone spicier, because they dont seem to make things very spicy at all for thai food) and it was good but mild compared to the same dish at other places. Not the best of either dish i've had but not disapointing either, and there were enough leftovers to take home for an entire other meal. We finished with the Green Tea Cake, which was AMAZING. Layer after layer of cake, whipped cream icing, and green tea ice cream...it was so light and refreshing for a cake i couldn't believe it! Definitely the best thing i had all night. Overall, the food was really good but not quite good enough to justify the high prices, the atmosphere was trendy and casual, and the service was friendly and prompt. If not for the weird location, i'd probably go back there with friends--they also serve sushi and have an extensive drink menu i'd love to try.

The Details on Asian Mint

When to Go:

Sushi hours are Monday through Saturday from 5pm to close.

What to Drink:

Try a sakejito, Mint's version of the Cuban mojito with sake substituting for rum.

Save Money:

Monday and Tuesday are $1 sushi nights ($10 minimum) from 5:30pm to close. Dine-in only.

The Extras:

Mint is wired for Wi-Fi, so bring your laptop and settle down with a cup of Illy coffee.

Category:

Restaurants, Catering, Dessert Shops

Payment Methods:

American Express, Discover, Visa, MasterCard

Restaurant Special Features:

Late Night Dining, Date Spot, Bar Scene

General Info:

Open 7 Days

Cuisine:

Pan-Asian & Pacific Rim, Thai, Asian, Sushi

Smoking Permitted:

No

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Message from Asian Mint

  • $1 Sushi Mon-Tue after 5:30pm
  • Full bar, great wine & dessert
  • Sunday 1/2 Price Bottled Wines

Asian Mint offers an entire array of Asian cuisine, specializing in Thai dishes, sushi and dessert. Asian Mint is a unique concept of an Asian-fusion restaurant--a chic restaurant and dessert bar in one. The comfortable, modern ambience includes free Wi-Fi and hospitable service. Our Asian-fusion themed menus feature farm-fresh ingredients and beautiful presentation. Entrees are moderately portioned and priced for a satisfying, delicious meal. The dessert menu offers Western-fused favorites such as our famous Green Tea Ice Cream Cake, Jasmine Creme Brule and Orange Mandarin Cake. Top off your dinner and dessert with one of our gourmet Italian Illy coffee drinks, specially brewed on a handmade Salvatore coffee machine.

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