Best Asian Restaurants in Baytown, TX: Ramen, Sushi, Curry, Lo Mein

The best Asian restaurants in Baytown, TX cluster along Garth Road, with two more on the I-10 East Freeway and North Main Street. Our six picks cover Japanese ramen and sushi, Hawaiian-style poke, Chinese American comfort food and regional Indian cooking, and every one was confirmed open on its own official website.

Here's the line to remember: Airi Ramen on Garth Road says it slow-cooks its beef for 72 hours. That's three days of cooking for a bowl you can eat in fifteen minutes, without driving into Houston.

The quick list

The short answer: start on Garth Road, where four of our six picks sit within a few minutes of each other.

• Ramen with a backstory: Airi Ramen, 6300 Garth Rd, 12- and 24-hour stocks and 72-hour beef.
• All-you-can-eat sushi and hibachi: Mizuki A.Y.C.E Sushi and Hibachi, 4710 East Fwy.
• Sushi and hibachi, ordered off the menu: Fuji Steak House and Sushi, 5075 Garth Rd.
• Build-your-own poke bowls: Bay Poke, 4609 Garth Rd.
• Chinese American, family-run for over 30 years: Wok D’Lite, 1929 Garth Rd.
• Regional Indian curries and biryani: Rice Bowl of India, 4919 N Main St.

How we chose

We kept this list strictly inside Baytown: the restaurants sit within the City of Baytown, with Baytown, TX 77520 or 77521 addresses on their own websites. Places in Mont Belvieu, Highlands, La Porte or Channelview don’t count, even when delivery apps call them “near Baytown.”

Every pick had to show current hours, a menu or live ordering on its own official website as of November 2026. We left out places whose official pages we couldn’t reach, places marked closed, and one restaurant whose old web address now points somewhere unrelated. Baytown does have Vietnamese and Thai kitchens that locals talk about, but none had an official page we could verify, so they aren’t listed. We found no Korean restaurant inside Baytown city limits at all.

Hours and prices change. Treat every schedule below as “typically” and check the restaurant’s site before you go.

Where is the best ramen in Baytown?

Airi Ramen at 6300 Garth Rd, Suite 330, is the Baytown pick for ramen, because its stocks and beef are cooked on long timelines.

Airi Ramen

Garth Road · ramen, poke and bao · open daily

Airi Ramen started in New Caney and has grown into a small Houston-area chain, with Baytown among its locations. On its official site the company says its chicken stock takes 12 hours, its pork stock 24 hours, and its beef is slow-cooked for 72 hours. The menu rounds out with poke bowls and bao buns, including pork belly, katsu chicken and beef, plus small plates like seaweed salad and the Hoshi Nacho.

What to order: a pork-broth ramen, plus a pork belly bao for the table.

Good to know: Airi says it donates 1% of its monthly revenue as meals for nonprofit organizations. It also runs a separate Mont Belvieu location on Eagle Drive, so check that your map pin says Garth Road.

Hours: typically Sunday to Thursday 11am to 10pm and Friday and Saturday until 10:30pm. See airiramen.com.

Best for: a weeknight bowl, or a first stop for anyone who’s been driving to Houston for ramen. Compare with our best ramen in Houston guide.

Is there all-you-can-eat sushi in Baytown?

Yes. Mizuki A.Y.C.E Sushi and Hibachi at 4710 East Fwy in Baytown serves all-you-can-eat sushi and hibachi at fixed lunch and dinner prices.

Mizuki A.Y.C.E Sushi and Hibachi

I-10 East Freeway · all-you-can-eat sushi and hibachi · open daily

Mizuki is the big-appetite pick. You order rounds of rolls, nigiri and hibachi plates from the menu, and the price is fixed per person. Its official site typically lists lunch at $21.95 for adults and $12.95 for kids 4 to 12, and dinner at $32.95 for adults and $19.95 for kids, with lower prices for members. The house rolls include ones named for the restaurant, for Houston and for Texas.

Insider tip: read the rules before you go. Mizuki’s site lists a 90-minute dining limit, no sharing, a cap of 20 pieces of nigiri per round, and an extra charge for leftovers, so order in small rounds.

Hours: typically Sunday to Thursday 11am to 9:30pm and Friday and Saturday until 10:30pm. Prices and rules are on mizukisushi.com.

Best for: hungry teenagers, birthdays, and anyone who wants to try six rolls instead of two. More options in our all-you-can-eat guide.

Where to get sushi and hibachi off the menu

Fuji Steak House and Sushi at 5075 Garth Rd in Baytown is the choice when you want to order sushi and hibachi by the plate instead of by the hour.

Fuji Steak House and Sushi

Garth Road · Japanese steakhouse and sushi bar · open daily, late on weekends

Fuji describes its menu as running from sushi to hibachi and other Japanese dishes. It keeps some of the later hours on this list, which makes it useful after a Friday game or a late shift.

What to order: a hibachi dinner if you’re hungry, or a few specialty rolls to share. The full picture menu is on the restaurant’s site.

Hours: typically Sunday to Thursday 11am to 10pm and Friday and Saturday until 11pm. Pickup and delivery links are on fujibaytown.com.

Best for: a sit-down Japanese dinner without the all-you-can-eat clock. Want omakase? That's a drive west into Houston.

Where to get poke in Baytown

Bay Poke at 4609 Garth Rd in Baytown builds custom poke bowls.

Bay Poke

Garth Road · build-your-own poke · closed Mondays

Bay Poke works like a good sandwich counter: pick a base, a protein, toppings, a sauce and something crunchy. The restaurant says its signature poke is made from a secret recipe, so try it at least once before you go off-script.

What to order: the signature poke over rice, with extra crunch.

Hours: typically Tuesday to Sunday 11am to 9pm, closed Monday. Ordering is on bay-poke.com.

Best for: a quick, light lunch off Garth Road. Compare bowls in our best poke in Houston guide.

Where to get Chinese food in Baytown

Wok D’Lite at 1929 Garth Rd in Baytown is the long-running choice for Chinese American food, family-owned for more than 30 years by its own account.

Wok D’Lite

South Garth Road · Chinese American · open daily

Wok D’Lite calls itself a family-owned small business that has served Baytown for over 30 years. That’s the kind of place you order from without opening the menu. One detail trips people up: the 1929 you see everywhere is the street address, not a founding year.

What to order: crab cheese puffs, house lo mein and broccoli beef. At lunch, the restaurant’s D’Lite Platter special comes with a drink and an egg roll.

Hours: typically Monday to Thursday 10:30am to 9pm, Friday and Saturday until 10pm, and Sunday 11:30am to 9pm. See wokdlitebaytown.com.

Best for: family takeout night. For regional Chinese cooking, head to Houston’s Chinatown.

Where to get Indian food in Baytown

Rice Bowl of India at 4919 N Main St in Baytown serves North and South Indian dishes, with an unusually regional menu for a suburban restaurant.

Rice Bowl of India

North Main Street · Indian · closed Mondays

The butter chicken and tikka masala are here, but the menu goes much further. Look for Andhra-style chicken and goat curries, Karaikudi curries, Mangalorean chicken sukka, Chicken 65 and Apollo fish, along with chicken, vegetable and goat biryani. The restaurant says its vegetarian, vegan and non-vegetarian dishes are made fresh daily, and it has a patio bar serving cocktails.

What to order: goat biryani, Chicken 65 to share, and basil garlic naan.

Hours: typically Tuesday to Saturday 10am to about 9pm, Sunday 10am to 8pm, closed Monday. The menu is on ricebowlofindia.com.

Best for: a group that wants to share curries. If you catch the bug, our best Indian restaurants in Houston guide maps the Hillcroft scene.

Save this: a Baytown Asian food checklist

Screenshot this and work through it over a month of weekends.

1. Ramen at Airi Ramen, 6300 Garth Rd. Ask which broth is which and try the 72-hour beef.
2. A poke bowl at Bay Poke, 4609 Garth Rd, made the signature way. Skip Mondays.
3. Lunch-price all-you-can-eat at Mizuki, 4710 East Fwy. Go hungry, order in small rounds.
4. A Friday-night hibachi dinner at Fuji Steak House and Sushi, 5075 Garth Rd.
5. Takeout lo mein and crab cheese puffs from Wok D’Lite, 1929 Garth Rd.
6. Goat biryani and Chicken 65 at Rice Bowl of India, 4919 N Main St. Not on Mondays.

Bonus route: pair the San Jacinto battlefield with lunch. The San Jacinto Monument is a short drive from Baytown, and the free Lynchburg Ferry makes it a loop.

Want Vietnamese, Thai or Korean?

For now, the reliable answer is a drive west. Our best Vietnamese restaurants in Houston, best Thai food in Houston and best Korean BBQ in Houston guides cover our favourite options across the city. We’ll add Baytown spots once we can verify them on their official pages.

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Last verified: November 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Where are the best Asian restaurants in Baytown, TX?

Most of Baytown’s Asian restaurants are on Garth Road, including Airi Ramen, Fuji Steak House and Sushi, Bay Poke and Wok D’Lite. Mizuki A.Y.C.E Sushi and Hibachi is on the I-10 East Freeway and Rice Bowl of India is on North Main Street.

Is there all-you-can-eat sushi in Baytown?

Yes. Mizuki A.Y.C.E Sushi and Hibachi at 4710 East Fwy in Baytown serves all-you-can-eat sushi and hibachi at fixed lunch and dinner prices, with a 90-minute dining limit and a charge for leftovers. Check mizukisushi.com for current prices.

Where can I get ramen in Baytown?

Airi Ramen at 6300 Garth Rd, Suite 330, in Baytown serves ramen with chicken and pork stocks it says take 12 and 24 hours, and beef slow-cooked for 72 hours.

Is there Indian food in Baytown, TX?

Yes. Rice Bowl of India at 4919 N Main St in Baytown serves biryani, butter chicken and regional South Indian dishes such as Andhra curries and Chicken 65. It is typically closed on Mondays.

Is there a Korean restaurant in Baytown?

We did not find a Korean restaurant inside Baytown city limits that we could verify as of November 2026. The closest strong options are in Houston, especially along Long Point Road and Bellaire Boulevard.

How long has Wok D’Lite been in Baytown?

Wok D’Lite at 1929 Garth Rd in Baytown says it is a family-owned business that has served Baytown for over 30 years. The 1929 is its street address, not its founding year.