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Asian food near University of Vermont (UVM)
14Asian restaurants within 1 mile
0within a ten-minute walk
86%independent, not chains
Open map listings put 14 Asian restaurants within a mile of University of Vermont, and 35 within 3 miles. The busiest streets are Church St (4) and Pearl St (3).
The closest Asian restaurants to UVM
- Pho Son Vietnamese · 0.7 miles
213 College St, Burlington - CNX Thai Cooking Thai · 0.7 miles
2 N Winooski Ave, Burlington - Asiana House Asian · 0.8 miles
191 Pearl St, Burlington - Fu Da Chinese Restaurant Chinese · 0.8 miles
187 Pearl St, Burlington - Sushi Maeda Sushi · 0.8 miles
152 Cherry St, Burlington - Gaku Ramen Japanese · 0.8 miles
144 Church St, Burlington - Asiana Noodle Shop Ramen · 0.8 miles
88 Church St, Burlington - Thai Dishes Thai · 0.8 miles
161 Church St, Burlington - East West Café Thai · 0.8 miles
169 Church St, Burlington - HJ House Japanese · 0.9 miles
95 Saint Paul St, Burlington
Chosen local-first, then listed by distance from campus: a starting point, not a ranking. Listings from Overture Maps open data (September 2026); they carry no prices or opening hours, so check before you go.
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What to order
- Noodle soup: pho or ramen — Vietnamese pho for a clear, aromatic broth with herbs on the side; Japanese ramen for a rich, fatty one. Both are best at shops that make little else.
- Dumplings and small plates: dim sum or izakaya — Cantonese dim sum is a daytime meal of shared steamed and fried dumplings; a Japanese izakaya is the evening version, small plates built for drinking.
- Grilled meat: Korean barbecue or yakitori — Korean barbecue is cooked at the table with banchan alongside; yakitori is skewered chicken over charcoal, ordered a few sticks at a time.
- Something fresh: Vietnamese or Thai salads — Fresh rolls, bun noodle salads, Thai larb and green papaya salad: sour, salty, herby and light. The best answer on a hot day.
How to spot a good one
- One cuisine, cooked properly — A restaurant that cooks one country's food, or one region's, almost always cooks it better than a pan-Asian menu with sushi, pad Thai and General Tso's chicken on the same page.
- A second menu, or specials on the wall — A section in the cuisine's own language, or a handwritten list of specials, usually means the kitchen is cooking for people who grew up eating the food.
- Rice and noodles treated seriously — Fragrant jasmine rice, sushi rice that is seasoned and close to body temperature, noodles with spring rather than mush. The starch is where shortcuts show first.
The whole picture is in the Asian food guide.
Questions about Asian restaurants near UVM
- How many Asian restaurants are near UVM?
- Open map listings put 14 Asian restaurants within a mile of University of Vermont, and 35 within 3 miles. About 86% are independent rather than chains.
- Which Asian restaurants are closest to UVM?
- Pho Son (0.7 mi), CNX Thai Cooking (0.7 mi), Asiana House (0.8 mi), Fu Da Chinese Restaurant (0.8 mi) and Sushi Maeda (0.8 mi).
- Where are most Asian restaurants near UVM?
- The busiest streets are Church St (4) and Pearl St (3).
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