Uptown Asian Fusion — Restaurant in The Woodlands

5/26/24 Update: I absolutely love this restaurant and my review was a little vague so I'm updating it today after eating here once again exceptional hostess ant the food here is amazing we absolutely love the atmosphere here i didn't happen to catch or look to know the hostess name in my last review so today i made it a point to find out what her name is Skyla i do apologize tremendously for not mentioning your name in my first review and thank you so much for your amazing service and warm hearted smile and attitude my girlfriend absolutely loves this place now because of Skyla she wants to eat here every week now like i recommended in the last review this restaurant made a very good choice hiring Skyla and i believe every restaurant in the area needs staff like her way to go uptown fusion the quality of service from this employee is phenomenal hopefully all of your employees take pride in their positions and your business like she dose ill continue to recommend this place to anyone looking for a great atmosphere and a...

My first time in was a last-minute choice to order some takeout. I'm very picky about my Asian food and am always happy to find a good place. Uptown did not disappoint! Their menu had several of your traditional Asian fusion dishes, similar to that of PF Chang's (and similar pricing). But Uptown had some amazing sushi choices as well. I didn't want sushi that particular day, so I ordered their shrimp lettuce wraps. I personally like PF Chang's version better, but my son loved Uptown's, too. Their spicy garlic edemame was Uh-maze-ing! Another customer came in to order takeout who had recommended the edemame. She also recommended their sushi highly. I have celiac disease, and although their menu didn't distinguish this, they can make so many dishes GF friendly. The hostess was above and beyond helpful, the manager was great, and I can't wait to go back for their sushi. In fact, I may just...

Uptown Asian Fusion finally took over the empty space where Nit Noi used to stand but unfortunately while the restaurant is pretty, the standard of food is pretty poor.

I came here for lunch and had the general TSO tofu with miso soup. To be honest my expectations was pretty low since I am not so keen on American Chinese. I will write that I really appreciate the restaurant going out of it ways to put the sauce on the side and I am glad I asked because the sauce was sweet. The fried rice that came with it was stale and the vegetables didn't look so fresh. I asked for lemon for my tea and the first one the waitress gave me had mold. I asked to replace it and the next one she gave me was very old riped and looked like it should have been thrown away ages ago.

Overall they are a new restaurant and are still on soft opening but hopefully they will review their ingredients and serve...