Mi Asia Bistro

Loved it!
I got a noodle dish and loved that you can choose your options of what you put in your dish. the price point was so good. I am still trying to figure out the weekend hours because I would love to get it then. It was fresh, flavorful and a good portion size!

Ordered food two hours ago and they alleged closed early on a Saturday night. Stay Away!!!
2^nd time this has happened.

It’s Americanized-​Asian food and it’s confusing. One of my fellow diners described it as similar to Panda Express and it’s pretty accurate. I’m going to assume they are still working out their kinks as lunch service went soooo slow. The food wasn’t made to order, they were sitting in woks in the back and scooped up into containers that didn’t fit the food properly. For instance, the stir-​fried veggies (green beans and mushrooms) were laying on top of the divided compartments of the boxed tray. The fried rice was really rough and overcooked; hard even. The flavors for the teriyaki chicken were decent, but there wasn’t anything special about it. Their condiment/​drink station had all their supplies out in the open (toilet paper, cleaning supplies, etc). It was not a pleasant view from my seat. We got there at 12:30, didn’t receive food until almost 1. We asked to sub some of the sides for starters but they didn’t have that option on their square so it wasn’t allowed. Steamed vegetables were not an option but were listed on their menu. Considering it’s a pretty new restaurant, I’ll be sure to be back and reevaluate my review. Best of luck!

OK, so first up, SeAsia is now MiAsia (that was fast!). Looks like a typical fast-​service place: you get in line, order a plate or bowl of whatever, and they take it out to you. They do different entrees with your choice of rice or noodles. I wish the place did Pad Thai like SeAsia did, but they have several good meals, and are quite reasonable. I had orange chicken which tasted really good, and was only 5 bucks for a bowl.
They’re still kind of getting their sea legs by the look of things, but the food is tasty as hell so far, and makes for a nice change from the generic fast-​food style «Chinese» downtown. Hopefully this place will stick around.

After waiting forever for this place to open I was able to try a beef bowl. It was super tasty and the nice staff offered me a coupon. They have a delivery service which I plan on using.

Five stars to signify how anxious and hopeful I am for this restaurant.
The sign has gone up but they appear to be far from opening. Especially considering how long they have been to this point.
The location had been the home since 1980, to Willy Thai Café’/Paradise Café. A lot of good karma built up on this place.
Good luck! Please make us all proud…