Asian Influence

Visiting a new place and trying local cuisine is part of the fun of travel. In Kenosha, you can travel around the world and taste cultural cuisine from Italy, Germany, Mexico, and more. In recent years, the area has seen more Asian Influence with the opening of several great restaurants bringing additional flavors from India, China, Japan, and more.

Sooshibay

Sooshibay offers a variety of raw and fully cooked dishes, including sushi, ramen, appetizers, and more. This is a great venue for new and long-time sushi lovers. Be sure to check out the rotary belt for quick-service dishes.

Ono

Ono is a downtown destination offering Asian-Pacific flavors, including Bao, Maki, Poke, and Teriyaki dishes — many are vegetarian and vegan-friendly. The cocktail menu is fantastic as well, including Saki and the popular Lechee-Tini.

India Masala House

India Masala House, one of the newest restaurants in Kenosha, is operated by a husband-and-wife team. The venue specializes in Chicken Makani (or butter chicken), Tandoori dinners, lamb and goat dishes, Indian breads, and other traditional flavors from south Asia.

Curry King Indian Kitchen

Curry King is a take-out only venue located in Kenosha’s Uptown neighborhood. With a menu ranging from Tikka and Kebabs to the endless curry varieties (chicken, lamb, meatball, shrimp… the list goes on!), there are options for everyone.

Mr. Yee’s

Under new ownership and with a new name, Mr. Yee’s is the reimagined restaurant formerly known as Yee’s Oriental Inn. Famous for their eggrolls, homemade soups, and delicious Cantonese recipes, this restaurant is a Kenosha icon.

Whether you are searching for the flavors of the southwest or northeast, Kenosha delivers delicious Asian eats.