Asian Palace Restaurant — Restaurant in Alaska

I ordered wonton soup and beef bulgogi. Wonton soup was good. Beef bulgogi was awful. I had one bite and told the server I couldn't eat it. I've had beef bulgogi many times before and this was not it. They still charged me saying that since I ordered it I had to pay. I told them I wasn't going to pay for something I couldn't eat but was happy to list for my dojo and drink. Finally they took $10 off and I took home the rice and salad part. Now I see why they are rated so low. I shouldn't checked the reviews before going in. I've worked in restaurants for years and if a guest had one bite of their food and food it inedible we would take it off their bill or ask if they wanted something else. Awful...

Amazing curry. Depending on your palette will determine if you like red or yellow. If you like spicy and sweet combined together, similar to those mexican hot and spicy sweets then you will love the red curry.

I personally hate that combination but the person I was with loves them. If you want something more balance between hot and spicy, then yellow is delicious. It is still spicy but to me was less than the red and a bit more sweeter.

I've had curry in other states and they just tastes terrible. So this restaurant does it really well. Even though I wasn't a fan of the red, it was still...

Good food, but the 3 of us had been overcharged. I can't confirm they do this with everyone, but it'd be a strange coincidence to believe they made a mistake on 3 separate bills. We ended up getting cash back for the overcharges of $2, $2, and $11, which they only gave $4 back out of the $11. He chose not to fight it and considered the $7 a tip. They claimed it was the tax at first, then they said it was the machine that moved the decimals, but if that were the case, our bills would be either hundreds more or cents more. I'd rather go to Kenny's, which is the same owners but I guess...