If you're looking for a slightly more elevated Asian takeout experience, this is the place for you…read more Asian Fusion focuses on being eco-friendly while also having a diverse menu. The inside of the restaurant was surprisingly comfortable, but we already ordered our food to go. The portions were very large, which was nice since the pricing was a bit more expensive compared to other local Asian takeout restaurants. The honey chicken was very sweet but good, and the chicken with broccoli was good but didn't stand out to me as much as a few of my other go-to restaurants.

One of my favorite things here is I am able to get my lo mein without veggies. So many places do…read morenot so being able to order it the way I like it is awesome customer service to me. Their sweet and sour sauce here is the best flavor to my taste buds. The wontons are always fresh and amazing. The people here are always so wonderful and always willing to help. They keep me coming back. Place is always clean and welcoming.

Great customer service food was amazing. Homemade Asian food is the best. I will definitely come…read moreback & recommend this place.

Wasn't for me or my family. Nice staff though! Food was done quickly. Maybe ill try again in futureread more

It was ok. The staff were friendly and it's looked clean inside. However, once i got home and tried…read moremy food I wasn't impressed at all. Maybe it was Jsut me but yea it's a never again this way.

As my buddy sits down for our lunch, the young waitress immediately gets him an iced water to…read moredrink, no questions. She set the drink on the table before him then kissed the back of his hand. She then proceeded to ask me what I wanted to drink in a thick accent that I'll let your mind recreate. . "Ice water is fine. No lemon." I reply. "Okay, what would you like to eat?" She asked. Thinking she meant us both, I looked at my buddy, "You know what you want?" "Oh, we already know what Mr. J likes." She replies for him. "Spicy...very spicy. Make his ears ring, he tells us!" "Uhhh, okay. I'll have the same thing then. I know how hot he likes it, so I'll just have like a quarter of the spice he gets." "Yessir!" She says while handing me a piece of paper and pen. I look at it quizzically. "Oh, you have to sign this waiver." She states emphatically. As I'm signing on the dotted line, she shouts as loudly as possible; "BRING IN THE SPIIIIIICE!" As soon as she bellows that out, Chili Klaus and two dudes wearing HazMat uniforms come running from the back storage room wearing gloves while cradling a medical cooler that's just pouring out bright light and thick steam from the boiling whatever inside. Seeing my surprised face, she gloats excitedly; "Mr. J likes it very hot. We have to buy ALL NEW woks everytime he comes in! They melt like lava!" "The smell alone while we cook it sends other customers into a coma" she continues as she shoos all the other customers out of the restaurant. What did I get myself into? Surely just a quarter of that spice shouldn't hurt me? As I'm dying from dehydration because all of the sweat and snot have left my soul, the waitress asks; "You like?" "Ohh, of course. I love going at it the Portia route!" I reply. (If you get that reference...you are a giant among insects.) I only halfway finish my meal next to a pile of snotty/sweaty napkins. Wondering when the torture will end. I eventually reached a point where I lamented taking for granted the moments my lips, gums, and teeth felt normal and boring. Never eat just even a lil bit of how hot this place can take it. Your O-ring won't forgive you the next day. Unless you need to bury those feelings under a nice warm Capsaicin blanket.

Had a wonderful meal last week. Everything was OUTSTANDING. I recommend going with a group and…read moreeating everything family style. Service was excellent. Our order was paced perfectly to allow us to enjoy each dish without being overwhelmed with plates on the table. Looking forward to enjoying the patio this fall.

Had a great first visit to Daigoro. I visited with and infant spontaneously and was a bit nervous…read morebut the staff were super friendly and understanding . Pros: the atmosphere was really nice. It was clean and very chill . Nice outdoor patio with great view of the river. Food was pretty good however I wish my dish had more meat in it . Mocktail was refreshing Cons: not much to say

I went to Fayetteville once a year from about 2017 to 2024 and I'd go here EVERY year. It was my…read moreFayetteville tradition. Food was great and staff was friendly. Korean food at it's best. And Fayetteville (and near by Bentonville) have great choices which makes this all the more worth it for me.

I have a relative who worked for this place for 3 days. She quit due to the owners telling her to…read moredo things that were not only exhaustively unsanitary, but also illegal. They wanted her to reuse the garnish off of the plates that customers didn't "touch". They distinctly pointed out the mold in the ice machine and told her to be careful not to scrape it when getting ice. They also wanted the bathroom cleaned with a single sanitation wipe. This place should be shut down! I could go on and on about the things that go on here.

The owner always cooks with patience and excellence. Free tea and desert is provided. The food is…read moreauthentic.

Place is unassuming but amazing. Loved everything about it got the spring rolls and combination…read morepho1. Amazing the noodles were perfectly cooked which is so rare to find. Food came out quick. Super satisfied!

So on a whim, I decided to use GrubHub to deliver food and found this restaurant. I looked up their…read morewebsite and reviews online and decided to try it out. I'm always on the hunt for a good Chinese restaurant as someone who is Chinese American and grew up near San Francisco. Food: Fried pork with salted fish over rice was 5/5. Delicious, savory, and just hit the spot. The pork was thinly sliced and tender. Though I could subtly taste the salted fish in the sauce, I did not see any pieces of the salted fish which was a bit disappointing. However, the ginger and scallions and peppers added a beautiful heat to the dish. (It made me think of a milder version of a Cantonese dish with steamed ground pork, water chestnuts and salted fish but less fish flavor). Kam Heong chicken with rice was also tasty. They used white meat which is not my favorite but it wasn't dry. The lemongrass really shines in the dish. I've never had it before any where else so I googled what was in it and ordered it since it sounded good. Has a bit of heat to it too which I always like. I had read another review where they said it was like home style cooking and I have to agree. Definitely some unique dishes that cannot be found anywhere else around here. Pricing seemed reasonable too which is always a plus. I will have to order more from them soon! I love finding a new Asian place to eat in Tulsa! Excited to try more Malaysian-Chinese dishes!

We really like what we ordered. They taste like how it would be if you ordered these dishes in…read moreAsia. The prices are reasonable too. The pork belly was fried really well. Crispy but not greasy. I was really surprised to find the milk and fish soup. It's one of my comfort food that I have never seen in the U.S. I am also happy it opens at 10am on Saturday so I can have Asian food for brunch. The green beans are slightly undercooked like how they cook it in Asia.