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Best Asian Restaurants on the Central Coast: A Dining Guide

The Central Coast's Asian dining scene has grown with the region's population, with Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese and Japanese restaurants now well distributed across the main centres. Gosford has the highest concentration, with a good cluster of Asian restaurants in the CBD area and surrounds. Terrigal has Asian dining options that cater to both the local population and the weekend visitor traffic. Tuggerah and Westfield Tuggerah's surrounds have a range of Asian options including Japanese sushi trains popular with the family market. West Gosford and Kincumber have Vietnamese and Thai restaurants serving the southern suburbs. The Entrance has casual Asian eateries popular during the summer holiday period. As with most regional markets outside the capital cities, availability and quality can vary; checking current operating hours and recent reviews before making a specific trip is a consistent piece of advice. The region's larger supermarkets and a growing number of specialty Asian grocery stores serve those who prefer home cooking.

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Best Asian Restaurants on the Central Coast: A Dining Guide
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    Terrigal

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