About
Foo Dog Asian Street Food in Richmond, Virginia is a popular restaurant, offering authentic Asian cuisine. The restaurant has a wide assortment of Asian dishes to accommodate customers looking for a delicious and unique Asian restaurant experience. With its high-quality, flavorful food and inviting atmosphere, Foo Dog has become a favorite destination for lovers of Asian food.
Restaurant Features
Facilities & Amenities
Restroom
Bar
Kid Friendly
Kid High Chair
Veg Friendly
Alcohol
Happy Hour
Wheelchair Access
Accepted Payments
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
Must Try Dishes
When you drop into Foo Dog: Asian Street Food in Richmond, Virginia, make sure to try their signature Ramen Burger, where the buns are actually made of ramen noodles. You can't miss their Pad Thai Fries, an inventive mash-up of Thai and American cuisine. Definitely indulge in the Dragon's Breath Wontons, delightfully spicy dumplings that live up to their fiery name. And while you’re there, you must try their traditional house special, the Foo Dog Curry, which is prepared with a unique twist.
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Very disappointed, poor quality meat. I’ve had decent meals here in the past but not tonight:/ Do not order the pork chasu- so tough it was inedible and the fat wasn’t even trimmed. Ordered calamari starter and the take out portion was half or less than the done-in amount I’ve had on previous visits.
I liked the food and atmosphere. It does get pretty crowded but I got there shortly after opening for the day so I didn't have to wait. … More
A weeb paradise with anime playing on the projector, but make no mistake the food is a One Punch knockout. The bao wow (buns) pack a huge punch with soft and delicate buns and flavorful plum sauce over tender pork belly. I got the Japanese Ramen with Chasu pork, the addition of seaweed and mushrooms added a saltiness balanced by the creaminess of the yolk from the egg (+$1). My fiancé got the Malaysian style Ramen with shrimp, the broth was gorgeous and highlighted coconut milk and lemongrass. It was eloquently balanced, the shrimp was grilled off a skewer and paired well with this particular style of Ramen. You'll be pleased with your dish, the service, and the upbeat environment that fills the restaurant. I'd be remissed if I didn't mention the music playlist was excellen. Say hi to Katie for us!
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