Yes, You Can Get Asian Cuisine in Twisp

Despite its small-town status, buying a home in Twisp isn’t synonymous with narrowing your horizons or palate. Twisp’s dining scene varies enough to accommodate the delightful play on contrasts you can taste in Asian cuisine.

Want to know where you can indulge in mouthwatering dishes like Korean fried chicken and red vegetable curry? Check out these restaurants in and near Twisp/Winthrop.

Fork
TwispWorks Campus, 502 South Glover Street, Twisp

Supplying take-out meals to the public from its base in TwispWorks Campus is Fork, Methow Valley’s food truck. This popular seasonal food truck has enough Asian food items on the menu to spark interest: teriyaki chicken (served with rice and Asian coleslaw), banh mi, Thai salad, and Korean fried chicken sandwich.

Glover Street Market
124 Glover Street North, Twisp

The eatery doesn’t claim to be an Asian restaurant, but its lunch menu is filled with Asian and Asian-inspired dishes. Sample the bone broth noodle bowl, heaped with bok choy, tofu, basil, and green onions. For lighter fare, order fresh spring rolls or an Asian salad.

La Fonda Lopez
102 Methow Valley Highway, Twisp

This Mexican restaurant also serves several Thai dishes like peanut chicken stir fry and green curry shrimp (served with mango salsa and lime for a fusion-y take). It’s odd at first to see Thai food being served in a Mexican restaurant until you see that the ingredients which give Thai food its signature flavor — lime, cilantro, and layers of flavor — also figure heavily in Mexican cuisine.

Linwood Restaurant
108 North Glover Street, Twisp

Twisp’s main Asian restaurant, Linwood, dedicates its regularly changing menu to staple Thai, Korean, and Chinese rice and noodle dishes. It prides itself on incorporating seasonal local produce into its dishes and menu of weekly specials.

Try one of their various curries (red vegetable, pork belly, yellow vegetable) but don’t forget their classics like Thai basil chicken, broccoli lo mein, and chicken or vegetable stir fry.

If you’ve exhausted all the options in town and don’t mind a 20-minute drive north, dine on Asian and fusion meals at these Winthrop restaurants.

Duck Brand Hotel and Restaurant
248 Riverside Avenue, Winthrop

The menu for this hotel restaurant is a melting pot of offerings from four cuisines: American, Italian, Mexican, and Thai. Consider stopping by — maybe after an afternoon at Pearrygin Lake State Park — for a dinner of garlic prawns and vegetable stir fry or a serving of lemongrass chicken curry.

Three-Fingered Jack’s Saloon
176 Riverside Avenue, Winthrop

The “oldest legal saloon in Washington State” may be the last place you would expect to serve Asian dishes.

You’re more likely to go to Three-Fingered Jack’s for the history, generous portions, and their famous pulled pork sandwiches. But listed among the many fried and savory treats on their menu are pork potstickers and egg rolls. Pair them with craft beer on tap, or whet your appetite for steak or meatloaf with them.

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