Bryan, Texas is truly a foodie’s paradise, and across town, several restaurants and cafes are serving up authentic Asian-American dishes packed full of flavor. Scroll below to learn about some of our favorite Asian American-owned restaurants in Bryan, TX, and prepare your palate for some really tasty food!
Follow Destination Bryan on Instagram & Facebook to keep up with updates on more foodie-favored places to eat, local events & plenty of things to do in Bryan, Texas!
You can click here to learn more about the origins & reasons to recognize Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month from Texas A&M University.
Kanji Sushi
4115 Lake Atlas Drive, Suite 310 | Open Tuesday - Saturday | Hours Vary
Explore the art of sushi and modern Japanese cuisine at Kanji Sushi. With an intimate interior inspired by nature, enjoy a wide variety of fresh fish flown in daily from across the globe! Visit during Social Hour from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM Tuesday through Saturday to enjoy drinks and small bites that are perfect for sharing.
3700 South Texas Avenue, Suite 500 | Open Daily | Hours Vary
Located along Texas Avenue, Koala Bakery & Cafe serves up a variety of delicious desserts, and authentic lunch & dinner dishes, plus refreshing boba milk teas, fruit teas & coffees! You can customize your drink just the way you like it too! Koala Bakery & Cafe also offers ample seating and is the perfect spot to catch up with friends or homework!
Kluay Kluay Thai Restaurant
3203 Freedom Boulevard, Suite 700 | Open Daily | Hours Vary
Kluay Kluay opened in 2015 with the dream of bringing authentic Thai cuisine to the Brazos Valley. They’re known for their spicy dishes, but they have plenty of options for everyone! Kluay Kluay will have you coming back for more time and time again. If you're in search of lunch, we highly recommend Kluay Kluay's lunch options of the Panang curry and an appetizer of the shrimp tempura! For something sweet - try their mango sticky rice.
Bangkok Thai Kitchen
507 North Harvey Mitchell Parkway | Open Monday - Saturday | Hours Vary
Bangkok Thai Kitchen, located near the intersection of Harvey Mitchell Parkway & Villa Maria Drive, is a hidden gem in Bryan-College Station. Located right in between The Stella Hotel and the Brazos County Expo, Bangkok Thai Kitchen serves some of the best Thai food in Aggieland. We recommend ordering their Pad Thai and pineapple curry! If you're in a rush, they also have a drive-thru window option.
T. Jin China Diner
2305 Boonville Road, Suite 650 | Open Daily | Hours Vary
T. Jin China Diner, or just T. Jin’s as it’s affectionately called by Aggieland locals, has become a go-to spot known for their friendly service, fresh ingredients, and delicious Chinese food. Located near Boonville Heritage Park, this BCS favorite is a must when you’re craving Chinese food. Open for lunch & dinner daily, we recommend ordering their crab rangoons, a bowl of wonton soup, and their house-special Kung Pao Triple Delight!
980 North Earl Rudder Freeway | Open Daily | Hours Vary
This modern spot for Asian classics opened in 2014, and has been providing quality meals & good times to the Bryan area ever since. With options ranging from handmade sushi to American-Chinese classics, and beer, wine, and sake – Imperial Chinese & Sushi is sure to have something for any fan of Asian cuisines.
4345 Wellborn Road | Open Tuesday-Sunday | Hours Vary
Located just a couple blocks from Texas A&M, this Aggie favorite serves tasty, made-from-scratch Thai & Filipino classics with a variety of spice levels available. We recommend trying their shrimp & coconut milk soup and Pinoy curry. Also, be sure to ask them about their dessert of the day!
Hometown Chinese Restaurant
3105 South Texas Avenue | Open Daily | Hours Vary
Hometown Chinese Restaurant prides itself on having the freshest and tastiest ingredients in each of its dishes. They offer lunch and dinner specials with dishes like Moo Shu chicken, crispy honey chicken, and seafood noodle soup. We recommend checking out their unique Thai specials too!
While we do our best to stay in tune with the community & keep up with all things in Bryan, we may have missed a spot or two. If you believe we left one of your favorite Asian American Pacific Islander-owned restaurants, kindly send us an email at marketing@destinationbryan.com.
Author
Chris Riggins
Destination Marketing Manager: Chris is the Destination Marketing Manager for Destination Bryan. Originally from North Texas, Chris has called Bryan-College Station home since 2014. Chris is a proud graduate of Texas A&M University’s Recreation, Park & Tourism Science program. When he’s not telling you about the restaurant he tried this weekend that was “SO good,” he’s probably talking about his dog or taking photos of a Brazos Valley sunset.
