Three Z Azian Cuizine

Eggrolls were burnt and chicken had bone fragments in it. It was not a good experience.

Finally found some Phở in Tyler, and it was delicious! Who knew fried beets were that tasty!!! We will definitely be coming back

This is the best restaurant in Tyler Hands down. Service is superb and the food… magnificent! I’ve had many different dishes but today I was in an appetizer mood and was not disappointed. I had the spring egg roll (yum), the edamame (yum, yum) and the won tons (triple yum). Feeling just the right amount of full!

We just moved to Tyler and this place is awesome! We have the Cajun Fried Rice and the Yellow Curry. Jesus is awesome and spent time with us as newbies to the Restaraunt. We will be coming back a lot!

Went here and ordered their Pad Thai… It was missing the depth of flavor and seemed to be missing some key ingredients in their sauce.

The KFC tacos are Incredible! It is a Wonderful combination of sweet, spice, chicken and veggies served on a killer Chinese type bun! Don’t be scared!

Wonderful food! Everything I have had has hit the spot. The atmosphere is very chill and relaxing. And the staff here rocks!

Very clean environment. This is not your traditional Thai restaurant it’s very fusion type as it’s described.
Yellow curry was good… I have had much better. Didnt like how they put the rice in the curry.
Pretty good size portion.

This was a great place! Camping in Tyler and wanted to take a break to get some dinner to celebrate my birthday.
The food was really great and service was so nice. Great menu options for my sister who prefers vegan options.

I love coconut and the Chicken Coconut soup and Coconut Crème Burlee did not disappoint! The staff is very friendly. Nice atmosphere and clean bathrooms.

Nice place, in a hipster sort of way. Spring rolls had avocado in lieu of shrimp which was a pleasant surprise. Yellow curry was tasty with just the right amount of spice, but what I liked most about it was the baby bok choy. What I didn’t like about it was there was not enough bok choy and the rice was not on the side. Let the custom weer decide how much rice to eat… some of us don’t really need the carbs.
Any hoo, a bit pricy for the cuisine, $ 15 for 2 spring rolls, a bowl of curry and a wat we, but four stars are really because it is a nice alternative to the burgers, pizza and BBQ that seem to be the staples here.

In town on business, was highly disappointed. I will give 2 stars because the service was stellar, but the food was just bad. Maybe compared to the rest of Tyler’s choices, this place may seem great, thus the high rating?
If you want crab rangoons like you’ve had anywhere else, don’t order them here. The filling is orange and tasted almost southwestern?
I have had yellow curry in cities all over Texas and none of them tasted like the one I had there… and sadly I don’t mean that as a compliment.
The sesame beef was overly sweet.
The cheesecake spring rolls were alright, but not as delicious as they looked.
One other positive I can say is if you want to take pictures of your food, this place sure makes the plates look good.

2÷18÷16
We love to come here to eat, but during the week it’s just easier to stop by and pick up our favorite meal to take home.
Tonight it’s Mongolian beef and spring rolls.

Ate here recently, and this place is great. The staff were pleasant, the prices were reasonable and i’m a big fan of the «Beet Fries». I also had the Pad Thai, which the sauce had a unique flavor, but tasted good. If I’m ever in the area again, I’ll be visiting them again.
EAT LOCAL.

There really so many reason I adore Three Z.
One reason, of course, is that I am having a love affair with the Yellow Curry. And I drool at the mere thought of the Korean Fried Chicken Boa Buns. The meals that I have had a Three Z have always been fresh and filling.
Another reason that I appreciate Three Z is that I always feel welcome. The service is attentive and gracious. It’s really great to see Andrew, Marlene and even the lovely and talented Vanessa sometimes with her side kick (aka daughter Ryann).
Thank you Three Z for being a courageous local business offering the Tyler community food and fellowship with a side of love.
P. S. I’ll be back at your table soon!

Great find! Awesome vegan choices and plenty of veggies options.
I’m impressed with the menu choices.
The rice choices, jasmine, brown or stir fried.
Also rice noodles or udon noddles. Great ambience.
I am definitely stopping again once returning to Tyler-​Tx.
I had the spring rolls it was so fresh that I had to order more! Can’t describe how crisp the wrapping was and the veggies inside was perfectly done! And the amazing sweet and sour sauce from scratch!
My favorite summer rolls (her it’s called fresh spring rolls). It was very good also.
Tried the pad Thai and was very tasty,
The tofu honey seared was yummy!

In a world where customer service has unfortunately died (especially in east Texas), Three Z is a breath of fresh air. Not only is their customer service second to none, their food is the best Asian cuisine you’ll find in this area. Hands down.
I’ve dined here probably 25 – 30 times over the past year, and I have only positive experiences to write about. From their entrees, to their apps (seriously gotta try the wontons and azian tacos), to their Banh Mi– everything is quite tasty.
Generous portions, reasonable prices, and it’s a locally owned business. The best in Tyler!

Andrew and his staff are very hospitable and on their game to impress! The KFC Korean Fried Chicken Taco is fantastic, best thing I’ve had to eat in a while, sweet, spicy and with cilantro, YUM!
The coconut chicken soup hit the spot, spicy and yet very fragrant with a hint of kick. I tried Banh mi for the first time, although I enjoyed it very much, I wasted alot of the bread. I’M planning my next trip taco plate and coconut crème brûlée. See ya next time! Thanks a very pleasurable dining experience.

I was expecting a Pei Wei style of dining and that’s what I got, except better.
Let me preface to say that I was a HUGE fan of the old Julians, before it morphed into the dining disaster calling itself «Juls.» So I know what I like and hold others to that standard.
The establishment itself was spotless and sported a clean modern style.
I ordered the lettuce wraps for old times sake. They were good, although I miss not having the option of spring roll sauce. The wraps were served on small romaine leaves, but I prefer larger iceberg cups because it’s easier to shovel the goodness down my gullet. And it’s less mess.
The spicy Kung Pao beef was excellent. I’m a spice guy, and it was nice to be offered 3 levels of hotness. I opted for lvl 2 and found it exactly to my temp.
Wife ordered the Spicy Chicken and said it was perfect with a thin slice.
The portions were fair, and the price more than fair at about $ 10 per entrée. Overall we saved at least 40% compared to Juls, and even better we were in/​out in less than 45 minutes whereas Juls would have you sitting for twice that time. Three Z will certainly be on my short list for Asian Bistro.
Eat local.

In town on business and looked to Unilocal for dinner. I ordered Honey Seared Shrimp and substituted fried rice for an up charge. I also had a soda and my bill was $ 18.24! That’s too much for what I got. It was a cup of fried rice. The shrimp and the rice both were filled with many pieces of scallion. I like scallion but this is the most I’ve ever had in a dish and I’m pretty sure anybody around me will agree that I stink of onion!
I’ll pass on this place.
***Based on the lengthy explanation from management, I will return and give this place another chance. Thank you for such thoughtful explanation.********