Best Asian Food Restaurants in Miramar

"Saiko Sushi Specializes in Bento Boxes, Happy Hour, Best Sushi Spot Coronado and Sushi Restaurant in the Coronado Area. We Would be Happy to Provide These Se..."

"$20 got me hot sake, a saiko miso (with coconut milk and lemongrass) and a bento box with mixed tempura, Cali..."

"The name says it all at this spot, where mala, the addictive tingling, numbing sensation achieved by the combination of chilis and Sichuan peppercorns, permeates the menu. You’ll find a dizzying array of dishes—ma po tofu, a traditional Sichuan dish, is wonderful, and preserved chili dishes will more than satisfy the most blasé chiliheads, and even simple vegetables like stir-fried long beans will have your palate popping. There’s usually a handwritten list of specials near the door that you’ll want to check out as well.How to order: Order online, in person or call 858-278-1818 for takeout, or delivery via Chowbus."

"Spicy City is a place where you can order extremely spicy food with a good amount of green vegetables. You don’t have to feel bad if you don’t have time to visit because you can also order your favourite spicy dishes online. They have over 100 different food items to choose from, including rice noodles, chillies, casseroles, hot pots, sizzlers and soups."

"Mikko Sushi is a local favorite for its quick service, quality ingredients, and unique recipes. This sushi bar has everything from traditional hand rolls to fusion specialty rolls, along with heartier fare like miso ramen and chicken katsu entrees. You can’t go wrong with their signature Mikko roll, stuffed with fresh tuna and avocado, with a little mochi ice cream for dessert."

"History meets adventure at Leo Carrillo Ranch Historical Park. This space, a fully functioning ranch named Rancho de Los Kiotes, is now a 27-acre (11-ha) manicured paradise, one that boasts aesthetic beauty and educational value. Much of the ranch is perfectly preserved history, amidst a mystifying natural landscape."

"Leo Carrillo Ranch Historic Park is a municipal park that sits in a 27-acre canyon and one of the best things to do in Carlsbad, California. Opened in 2003 and designated as a Historic National Landmark, the park is a former working ranch that was at one time owned by actor Leo Carrillo."

"The Leo Carrillo Ranch Historic Park was built originally as a weekend retreat for a famous actor. Today, it’s a 27-acre park that’s listed on the US National Register of Historic Places."

"I had the pleasure of meeting Rob, the owner, the other day, who told me all about his adorable coffee shop and the plans for expansion. Baba, not to be confused with Boba, was named after Baba Budan who is said to be the great smuggler who brought coffee to India. Lots of people were actually convinced that this coffee shops name was Boba, after the milk tea drinks, so much so that they were said to be the number one place in Carlsbad for Boba tea, even though they didn’t sell it!"

"Featuring stunningly decorated interiors, this underground night club has amazing light and sound systems. It has a 6,000 square-foot venue and its subterranean location gives it an enigmatic feel with a prominently positioned DJ booth where talented local artists spin their beats. They also offer bottle service and also have a VIP lounge."

"From the innovative development and management team, RMD Group, comes F6ix, an upscale hip-hop nightclub venue that brings a new beat to San Diego’s downtown nightlife scene. Located at F Street and Sixth Avenue, F6ix’s modest entrance features a staircase that descends to reveal the hidden gem b..."