This review is based on my preferences, so I gave it a 4, but it could easily be a 5 to others. The staff was friendly, and the inside was clean. I'll start with what was good: the Mei fun, takoyaki, and the (delicious) egg roll. What lacked for me were the soups and the sesame chicken. I can see many people loving the sesame chicken, but I like mine drenched in sauce, and this felt like a healthier version with a glazed grilled chicken taste. I am also not the biggest fan of Asian soups but I always try them in case I find one that changes my mind. People may love the soups as well.

Stopped in for lunch for the first time and were blown away by the quality of the food! We both took advantage of the lunch special which included an egg roll, entree and choice of rice. The egg rolls are exceptional! My husband got the pepper steak and I had the WorSuGai and both were delicious! We've already returned for take out and had family over. They loved it too!

Haven't been to this location since it was dragon boat 20+ years ago. Restaurant is very clean, quick service l, and food was great. We had the chicken fried rice and build your own with Malta green beans and chicken. Both were wonderful.

The best chicken lo mein and general tso! Food is delicious, quick, hot and at a great price!

Great Asian Restaurant? I'd say so! Here's 5 reasons for my 5 stars... * It's Asian Fusion - There's a wide range of American-Chinese,Thai, and House Created dishes... * There's a relaxing upscale casual ambiance. * They have a full service bar * Excellent service * High quality, flavorful food. I was pleased with Mark K and my first visit. It's in a small strip mall, but It's a lot nicer than what you would normally expect to find.. Mark got: Southern Style Egg Rolls - Very Tex-Mex. Good, filling, and not too spicy. Beef Pad Thai - Decent, but not mind-blowing. Could use more scrambled eggs and bean sprouts. I got: Hot And Sour Soup - Quite good with a nice smokey flavor. General Tso's Chicken - It's as good as it gets, folks, meaning it's a rival to my favorite at China Bell in Grove City. The sauce is excellent! The chunks of white chicken meat are just lightly breaded enough to hold the sauce but not overpower the dish. I'd say it's a 95% chicken to 5% breading ratio. And they still serve it with broccoli. Outstanding! I'd go back again to do some more exploring in a heartbeat. Like I said, 5 stars.

Better than expected, and much nicer inside than you might expect in a strip mall. I'd been past it a few times, though I don't get up this way much. Mike G suggested trying it out, and I'm glad he did. Service was great. The interior is dark but modern, very pleasant, a relaxing environment. The menu isn't huge but is interesting. Many standards, plus a few more unusual items. Mainly Chinese, but also a bit Asian fusion with Thai, and even things farther afield. I got the Southern egg rolls, basically eggroll wrappers with corn, beans, chicken, etc. Very good, a nice balance of flavors and textures. Could have used more heat; came with a mayo-y, ever so slightly spicy sauce. I wanted to try several things, but was tempted by the pad Thai. It was a solid version, good not great, but on the better side of "good." Loaded with beef (your choice of protein,) good sauce, good noodles, not many veggies. I might get it again once I've exhausted the list of other things I want to try here. I tasted Mike's General Tso's, and it is just the way I like it. Good meat, thin batter, savory sauce. Not too sweet. Also could have used more heat, but still, darn good. Prices are reasonable. Portions are good. Nice to have as an option in an underserved area.

I've been coming here for so many years. It was always good food and good people. They had a lot of cool decorations. Didn't know they had a lot of selections of drinks. Will stop by and order some appetizers with drinks next time.

Honey walnut chicken is delicious! Had the fried rice. Seated immediately and fast drinks. I'm surprised it's not busier

I stopped by Great Asian, a restaurant in a Westerville strip mall. They do a brisk carry-out business, along with a comfortable dining room and full bar. Their everyday lunch special is quite competitive: $10 for an entree and soup of your choice. I went for the General Tso's with Hot and Sour soup. Both were advertised as spicy, but the flavor was very mild. I guess they gotta accommodate Ohio tastes. My chicken itself tasted fine. Nothing spectacular, but plenty tasty. The soup was on the gelatinous side, but not bad either. We began with some crab Rangoon and they were also not bad!

Great Asian is a wonderful restaurant in Westerville. My first experience was with takeout. I am always on the prowl for delicious beef chow fun, a Cantonese dish of wide, flat rice noodles with bean sprouts, onion, ginger, and green onions in a soy or brown sauce. The lady said, "You mean beef ho fun?" Being an ABC, I quizzically said, "Sure, if it means a dish with wide noodles?" It's not on the regular menu but they were very accommodating. The dish was fabulous, so I came another time to reorder. She starts speaking to me in Mandarin, so I ask her how she knows Mandarin if she's from Hong Kong? Oi (that's her name) said she learned it because so many customers spoke Mandarin. When I told her my parents are coming to visit, her eyes lit up and she recommended so many dishes she said they would cook for them. Cut to parents' visit: we ordered beef chow fun, ma po tofu, shrimp with honey walnuts, and a steamed flounder that melted in your mouth. My parents loved it all and we came back a second time in one week. The interior is tastefully decorated and spacious. I highly recommend Great Asian Restaurant!