Taste of Asia San Antonio Menu — Complete Latest Menu with Prices 2026

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The Vietnamese appetizers are where every visit should start. The Spring Roll (P24) is the single most ordered item on the entire menu — and for good reason. The rice paper fries up into an incredibly satisfying crunch with a beautifully seasoned pork filling inside. At just $3.75, it is unbeatable value. The Summer Roll is the lighter alternative — soft, fresh, and perfect if you prefer something not deep fried.

The appetizers here are crowd favorites. The Fried Rangoon is creamy and crispy — perfect for sharing at the table. If you want something more substantial, go for the Fried Meat Dumplings (10 pcs) — a generous serving with a satisfying crispy bottom. Looking for a great sharing option? The Pu Pu Platter for 2 at $16.50 lets you sample multiple starters at once — the best way to start a group dinner.

The soups here are excellent value and deeply comforting. The Hot & Sour Soup is a local favorite — bold, tangy, and warming. If you are visiting as a group, the House Special Soup for 2 at $12.50 is absolutely worth it — packed with three proteins and seven different vegetables. It is one of the most complete soups you will find in San Antonio.

Taste of Asia is famous across San Antonio for its deep, rich, aromatic Pho broth — a recipe that has been perfected over two decades. Every bowl comes with a fresh bag of Pho vegetables so you can customize each bite exactly the way you want. The P14 combination with Eye Round, Tendon, and Tripe is the most popular bowl — locals consistently call it the best Pho in all of San Antonio. First timer? Start with P9 and work your way up to the full combination on your next visit.

The Stew Specials are an underrated section of the menu. If you love deep, slow-cooked beef flavor with a Vietnamese twist, these bowls deliver every time. The Beef Stew with Noodle is the more popular choice — the noodles soak up all that rich broth beautifully. Prefer a more French-Vietnamese style? Order the Beef Stew with Bread and use the crusty bread to mop up every last drop.

Vermicelli bowls are a lighter, fresher alternative to Pho — perfect for anyone who wants Vietnamese flavors without a heavy broth. The Spring Roll Vermicelli Bowl is the top pick — the crispy spring roll pieces on top of the soft noodles create a fantastic contrast of textures. A clean, satisfying meal at a great price.

The rice plates are a complete Vietnamese-style meal in a single dish. The Pork Chop / Spring Roll plate is the standout — a wok-fried pork chop, a crispy spring roll, AND a fried egg on rice. It is hearty, well-balanced, and genuinely excellent value at $13.75. These plates are a great choice if you want a filling lunch without ordering multiple items.

The Lemongrass dishes are some of the most distinctive items on the entire menu — and serious favorites among regulars. The combination of sweet, spicy, and aromatic lemongrass creates a flavor profile you simply cannot find everywhere. The Chicken Lemongrass is the most ordered item in this section, with nearly perfect ratings. If you love bold Southeast Asian flavors, these dishes are a must-try on every visit.

Looking for a filling meal without breaking the bank? The Special House Fried Rice at $12.50 is packed with three proteins and is one of the most popular orders on the menu. The Chicken Fried Rice is the most classic choice — fluffy, savory, and perfectly wok-fried every time. Vegetarians will appreciate the Vegetable Fried Rice at just $11.00 — genuinely one of the best deals on the menu.

This is where Taste of Asia San Antonio truly shines. The House Specialties section is a masterclass in bold, well-crafted Asian flavors. Sesame Chicken and Orange Chicken are the #1 and #2 crowd-pleasers — both consistently rated over 90%. Happy Family and Triple Delight are perfect for those wanting a premium mixed-protein experience. Thai Spicy Beef is the go-to for serious spice lovers — fiery, fragrant, and unforgettable. And if you are feeling adventurous, the Crispy Duck at $17.50 is the most premium item on the entire menu — worth every cent.

All dishes served with white rice. Hot & spicy option available on request.

The chicken menu is large, affordable, and incredibly satisfying — 15 different dishes all priced at $12.95. Cashew Chicken is a standout for its satisfying crunch. Kung Pao Chicken is the go-to for spice lovers. If you want something comforting and familiar, the Sweet & Sour Chicken and Chicken Broccoli are timeless classics that never disappoint. Moo Shu Chicken is a fun, interactive dish — wrap your own filling in thin pancakes right at the table.

Hot & spicy available. Served with white rice.

Pork lovers — this section was made for you. The Twice Cooked Pork is a Szechuan classic worth ordering if you want something authentic and deeply flavorful. Moo Shu Pork is always popular — wrapping your own filling in the pancakes makes for a fun dining experience. If you like spice, the Shredded Spicy Pork and Garlic Sauce options are bold and satisfying.

Hot & spicy available. Served with white rice.

Beef lovers will find this section deeply satisfying. Mongolian Beef is the restaurant’s most consistently praised beef dish — tender slices with that iconic sweet-savory sauce and green onions. Beef Broccoli is a timeless Chinese-American classic that never disappoints. Kung Pao Beef is the ultimate choice if you love bold peanut heat in every bite. And if you want something extra indulgent, the Beef with Black Bean Sauce has a deep, rich umami depth that is hard to match.

Hot & spicy available. Served with white rice.

The shrimp menu is one of the most diverse sections in the restaurant with 12 different preparations. Cashew Shrimp tops the popularity chart — the crunch of cashews perfectly complements the juicy shrimp. Imperial Shrimp is the bold choice for spice lovers and is consistently one of the most ordered dishes in this category. Shrimp & Chicken with Vegetables is excellent value — two proteins in one dish at a very reasonable price.

Lo Mein is one of the most popular categories at Taste of Asia San Antonio — and for very good reason. The noodles are perfectly coated in a savory sauce with every ingredient. The House Lo Mein is the clear winner — three proteins and vegetables in one bowl for just $13.00. Note: If you are looking for noodles, always order Lo Mein. Do NOT order Chop Suey expecting a noodle dish — Chop Suey is a vegetable-based dish served with rice.

Egg Foo Young is a beloved Chinese-American classic — a fluffy omelette-style dish served with a rich, savory brown gravy. The Shrimp Egg Foo Young is the top pick in this category. The House Special Egg Foo Young at $13.50 gives you the most value — loaded with mixed proteins and served with a generous sauce. A genuinely unique dish worth ordering if you have never tried it before.

Both Chow Mein and Chop Suey are stir-fried dishes — not noodle bowls. If you want a noodle dish, order Lo Mein instead. That said, these dishes are excellent in their own right. The Comb Chow Mein and Comb Chop Suey at $13.00 give you three proteins in one dish — outstanding value. Great as a side dish alongside Pho or Fried Rice to create a complete, shared meal.

The Vegetarian section is a great choice for plant-based diners. From the simple and clean Vegetables Delight to the bold and flavorful Bean Curd with Garlic Sauce — there is real variety here. The Broccoli with Garlic Sauce at just $11.00 is one of the best-value dishes on the entire menu. Additionally, many other dishes across the menu can be customized to be vegetarian or vegan — just ask your server about substituting meat with tofu.

Taste of Asia San Antonio is very family-friendly, and the kids menu proves it. Every children’s dish comes with rice AND an eggroll — making it a complete meal for young diners. Prices are very reasonable at $9–$10. The Kid Sweet & Sour Chicken and Kid Lemon Chicken are the mildest and most popular choices for children. The Kid Chicken Nuggets is a guaranteed hit for even the pickiest eaters!

The Vietnamese Coffee at Taste of Asia is a genuine experience — not just a drink. The Iced Coffee is made with dark-roasted Vietnamese coffee and served over ice for a bold, refreshing finish to any meal. The Hot Coffee with Condensed Milk is served with a traditional drip coffee maker right at your table — you watch it brew slowly and mix the rich condensed milk yourself. At $5–$6, these are among the most memorable drinks in San Antonio.