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Fine Asian Cuisine - Sushi Bar & Lounge

ABOUT US

Since the inception of Quan’s Kitchen in 1995, Eric Quan has established a reputation for quality, freshness, consistency and style. Voted “Best Restaurant” by “Readers Choice Awards” Quan’s Kitchen continues to offer a stunning array of your favorite Chinese and Asian dishes, along with dazzling presentations of of fresh Sushi.

Our attentive, warm and knowledgeable staff will bring your fine dining experience to a whole new level. The atmosphere at all Quan’s locations is a seamless blend of East meets West decor with precious artifacts such as statues of jade and stone, fine woods, and provocative photographs taken by Eric himself.

The Quan's Kitchen restaurants started in 1995 with Eric and Julie Quan at Mansfield Massachusetts. They took a small take out and delivery restaurant with great food and eventually expanded to North Attleboro in 2003. In North Attleboro, the restaurant offered a full bar, sushi and fine dining. Then in 2007 the Quan's decided to open up a third location, Weymouth MA. It is identical to the Mansfield location with the exception that it offers sushi. In 2011 the Hanover restaurant opened, offering over 250 seats. The goal of this restaurant is to offer a dining experience that is memorable with great service, beautiful ambiance and the best affordable Asian food.

FOOD PREPARATION PHILOSOPHY

Our authentic, healthy and delicious cuisine is driven by two key factors: Freshness and Quality Control. With over twenty years experience we consistently prepare your favorite dishes to a tasty perfection, time and time again. That is our promise. Come savor delicious and authentic Asian Cuisine in our exquisite dining room. Pull up to our Exotic Sushi Bar and enjoy a beverage in our Elegant Cocktail Lounge.

HERE IS WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT QUAN’S KITCHEN:

Review: Quan's Kitchen (TV Diner) - There is nothing ordinary about Quan's Kitchen in North Attleboro, Massachusetts. Where Asian cuisine is served up in style. This 175 seat restaurant features a classy bar, elegant sushi station and dining room lined with unbelievable photographs.

Yelp Review: You can't miss with take-out from Quan’s. Clean, quick, and excellent service. Been fans for many years.

Yelp Review: Quan's kitchen was excellent! The service was great and their food is superior. My favorite was the crabmeat rangoons. Definitely coming back!

Yelp Review: Amazing food. I had the egg foo young the first time and lo mein the next. Both delicious, always arrived hot, and the staff is awesome! Definitely a plus recommend!!

WICKED Local:

By Maureen McCarthy

The transformation of a Washington Street building formerly occupied by a long line of restaurants is difficult to ignore.
Eric Quan bought the property previously occupied by Cubby’s Clubhouse, Jordano’s Pasta Grill and Justin’s Hearthside at 871 Washington St. (Route 53) in June 2010 with the sole mission of opening his fourth Asian-inspired Quan’s Kitchen restaurant.

The 12,000-square-foot restaurant features Chinese food, a 15-seat sushi bar, a function room and a lounge with flat-screen televisions.

“ ... I looked at this building and knew it was in a great location, and five years later we made it happen,” said Quan, who also owns Quan’s Kitchen restaurants in Mansfield, North Attleboro and Weymouth. The Norton resident launched the business in 1995 in Mansfield.

The façade of the Hanover property features stonework and a warm color palette. Inside, Quan’s photography is accompanied by works from renowned photographers Edward Weston and Ansel Adams. “When I built this restaurant, I put a lot of my personal life in here,” Quan said of his decision to fuse his culinary and photography passions. “This (restaurant) is from my heart.”

The ambience of Quan’s Kitchen is only one aspect of the culinary experience, he said. Quality, presentation, appearance and service are the four key elements to success,” Quan said. “If anyone can do all four things together, they are going to go to the next level.” The menu includes traditional favorites such as rice and lo mein dishesand Pu-Pu platters as well as health-oriented dishes, Japanese appetizers and maki and temaki sushi.
“I am going to change the way people eat around here with home-style cooking like Chinese people eat at home,” Quan said.

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