The 5 Best Asian Cuisines Around Grand County

Asian cuisine in the Rockies offers more than takeout staples — it’s a blend of comfort, tradition, and inventive flavors that brighten the local dining scene. From sushi rolls and noodle bowls to curries and fusion tacos, these restaurants prove that mountain towns can deliver global tastes with a hometown twist. In the Best of Grand contest, voters chose their favorite spots where chopsticks, spice, and creativity shine.

Pearl Dragon Restaurant

Granby’s Pearl Dragon has long been a go-to for Chinese food in Grand County. Known for its generous portions and crowd-pleasing menu, the restaurant serves up classics like sesame chicken, lo mein, and fried rice. Whether for dine-in or takeout, it’s a reliable choice when cravings call for comfort and flavor.

Buddha Garden

Buddha Garden in Winter Park brings a modern, pan-Asian touch to the county’s dining scene. With offerings like sushi rolls, rice bowls, and noodle dishes, the menu emphasizes freshness and variety. Its stylish setting and creative presentations make it equally appealing for casual dinners or special nights out.

Durbar Nepalese & Indian Bistro

Durbar offers flavors from the Himalayas to Winter Park, showcasing Nepalese and Indian dishes that are rich in spice and tradition. From savory curries to freshly baked naan, the menu balances authenticity with mountain-town hospitality. It’s a favorite for those seeking hearty, aromatic meals that warm the spirit as much as the stomach.

One Love Rum Kitchen

Though rooted in Caribbean flair, One Love Rum Kitchen in Grand Lake adds Asian fusion elements to its eclectic menu. Bold flavors and inventive dishes — paired with a lively, rum-forward bar — give the restaurant its unique character. It’s a reminder that Asian influences often find their way into surprising, delicious places.

Pepe Osaka's Fishtaco Tequila Bar & Grill

Pepe Osaka’s blends Mexican and Asian cuisines into something all its own. Known for its creative “fishtacos” and tequila-forward bar, the Winter Park spot has become a destination for adventurous eaters. By combining sashimi-style fish with south-of-the-border spice, it proves fusion can be both playful and memorable.

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