My wife and i are regulars, usually we come for the food, the lamb and the satay beef are my…read morefavorite, the ambiance is cool, ive never had any complaints about the service. Starting today im coming back not just for the food but for Amy, her service was incredible, i hardly ever mention service in my reviews but this is an exception, she went above and beyond for our table, ill only be requesting her table from now on. Ask for Amy

I love this place. Today was the first time I tried Kanpai and it did not disappoint. I have been…read morelooking for another Korean Hot Pot and BBQ restaurant and one of my friends recommended Kanpai. The food was delicious. I ordered the salmon, garlic seasoned brisket and chicken with rice. All of the meat were well seasoned and cooked to my perfection. The rice was cooked a little hard. But overall, it was great. The service was impeccable. The hostess was very friendly and sat me as soon as I walked in. The waitress was very nice, knowledgeable and attentive. She made sure that all my needs were met. The restaurant is very aesthetically pleasing. You can tell they take pride in presentation. Unlike some other Korean BBQ restaurants..the restaurant was very clean. It was a great experience! If you are looking for great Korean BBQ and Hot Pot I recommend checking this place out. I will be back soon. Cheers!

Wow. Go here if anything.Go here. Some of the best Asian Fusion food I've had. Ordered in person…read moreand it was ready in about 20 mins. The neighborhood bird bowl was so good. Definitely enough for two people thanks to the pro tip some kind other customer gave us. Also ordered the tempura broccoli which was amazing as well. If you can eat that one before it gets soggy I recommend, but still good even when it was soggy. The flavors were just spectacular. I miss this place just writing this review! Go here and keep them in business for the next time I come back.

Ekiben is definitely on of those places you hear being talked about all the time in Baltimore so id…read morefigure to give it a try! I ordered two main dishes and was originally told it would take about 15 minutes, but it ended up taking double that, so just keep that in mind if you're in a rush like we were. The space itself is pretty small too, so it's more of a grab and go place. The Neighborhood Bird bowl was a HUGE portion. It was kind of spicy but the pickled onions helped even it out. I also tried the ancho chile pork bun. The bun itself tasted amazing,but it was a bit difficult to eat. The bottom got pretty soggy while the top bun was thick and tall, so it kind of fell apart while eating.

Super delicious & great service! I went at an odd time so…read morethere weren't a lot of customers so our service was wonderful! We asked for the women final four game to be turned on and they were able to turn it on for us. We ordered fried rice and two sushi roles. It was so delicious!! Will be back for sure!

I've been here a few times before, but this most recent visit was really disappointing. It felt…read morelike the quality of the sushi had gone downhill, and the overall experience felt uninviting. The atmosphere: The restaurant is spacious, and I like it when the outdoor area is open since it has a shaded setup and a fire pit. Otherwise, there's still plenty of indoor seating. The food: We started with the Korean Fried Chicken in the soy garlic flavor, which was probably my favorite part of the meal. It came out hot and crispy. We also ordered two rolls, the Double Toro Roll and the Double Salmon Roll. Both were drenched in a Japanese dressing or soy-based sauce, which caused them to fall apart almost immediately after picking them up. The flavor was overly sour and salty, making it hard to taste the freshness of the fish. Overall, the balance of flavors felt completely off. We also tried the Spicy Crunchy Tuna Bites, and to our surprise, the only crunchy element was a small part of the outer rice shell. Everything else was chewy and overloaded with mayo, so it wasn't a favorite for us. The service: The service was a bit touch-and-go throughout the meal.

Small and cozy. The service was good and the waitress made note of what I wanted removed and…read moreswapped in my ramen. The food was delicious. My friend started off with the Geso Tempura (squid leg) and he loved it. I don't like squid so I can't comment on that. I got the Spicy Miso Ramen and it was absolutely the best ramen I've ever had. Coming from someone who doesn't really eat ramen (not a broth person, I'm working on it ) I will definitely be back for that. I removed the memna and the kikurage and added shiitake, spinach and chili oil. Also got a side of brussel sprouts and they were perfectly crispy and seasoned. 10/10. All the food came out hot but not scorching. Can't wait to go back!!

Great 5* option. My…read moretwo go-to options are the Gin Ramen with Beef Bulgogi or the Tan Tan Men with Spicy Minced Pork Marinated. Both have a pork broth. One is with egg noodles and the other wheat noodles. This time, I had the Gin Ramen. So, so good. Great flavors, toppings, and noodles. Spice it up if you want. The atmosphere is fun too. Always busy especially on weekend nights. They have a nice bar seating too. Small TV option always seems to have a game on. Definitely on my rotation for great places to dine. Give them a try. Let me know what you think!?

This place is awesome. The food is refreshingly good. Best ramen I have ever had. Poke bowls above…read morebeyond other restaurants. Service is top notch (Ashton was great and really made our visit enjoyable) It is hard to find a restaurant that really stands out, but this is one!!!

They tout themselves as Asian fusion and they're definitely a weird mixture of different asian…read morecuisines. None of them really authentic. They've got Korean, Vietnamese, Filipino, Japanese and everywhere else in East Asia. It was just okay, and maybe good for Manassas but for NoVa there are way better places than this one. If you want good Asian food (any), you can drive the extra 15-20mins to Centerville. There were 5 of us and each of us got different dishes. I got the spicy pork belly ramen, it was quite salty and oily. Others got the bulgogi fries, lettuce wraps, pork belly platter and jap chae. All of them were a little too salty for our liking. They're not very crowded and can accommodate large groups and small, with a bar on the side. Service was nice and people were great. The 2 stars are for the people working. One for the food for being edible.

Great food and great taste! Loved the Hot Garlic dish, Thai Curry, and Thai Fried Rice. Everything…read morewas fresh, flavorful, and delicious. Highly recommend Asian Fusion!

Your average indo-chinese - portions are decent but for the price point, I didnt feel like you were…read moregetting a lot for your money. The chicken fried rice was good and I would prob get that again but the general Tso Chicken - where is the chicken? Tastes like all batter and very thick sauce that is hard to get through. Overall, just OK.

Weekends are my grocery days, and I have a little ritual of eating out for lunch afterward. Today,…read moreme & my husband stopped by Taste of Asia, an Asian bistro in Alexandria. We ordered shrimp sushi, chicken udon noodles, and chicken basil rice. We skipped ordering extra curry at first because we weren't sure about the portion sizes--and honestly, good call. The portions were huge. Definitely more than one person's meal. We couldn't even finish two of the items and had to pack them up to take home. Ordering curry on top of that would've been total overkill. Food-wise, everything tasted fresh and well-balanced. Not overly salty, which I really appreciated. The flavors were enjoyable without being heavy. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated--calm, clean, and inviting. Overall, a very satisfying experience. Good food, generous portions, and a nice ambiance. Definitely a place I'd like to visit again.

Visited again and tried their lunch General Tso's chicken and Lo Mein. They were pretty good and…read moreservice was good as well. It was quiet and not too crowded in the lunch time.

Whole crispy branzino! Very nice! Their seafood tom yum soup is also nicely done, with mussels,…read morescallop, and prawn. That bang bang shrimp is really bang'ing, with nice sauce and served on a bed of crispy wonton strips. Their yuzu cocktail is smooth and delicious, not overly sweet. Love their decors (see my photos). Rare for a restaurant to be so tastefully decorated. Next door, there is Alice, a bar that opens at night. Same menu (for dishes), but more cocktails they said. A really lovely Thai restaurant in old town Alexandria. We will be back. Came here for early lunch on a Wednesday. It was not crowded. They provide attentive and efficient service. We did not have to wait long for our dishes.

Got takeaway Crying Tiger. It was excellent. High quality beef, delicious flavors, and very fairly…read morepriced. I would come back and recommend! Thank you for a good dinner.

My favorite place to order katsu curry :3 and very conveniently close to home. I used to have to go…read moreout of my way to get chicken katsu or ramen but this place opened up near me and they have amazing food! They're macaroni salad is also my favorite dish, sometimes I'll quite literally order a side of it to take home and nothing else lol

This place is a hidden gem. My son always wants to eat here every time I go grocery shopping. His…read morefavorite is the Chicken Katsu Curry.

Fuse Box's approach to Asian fusion is a little different compared to other fusion restaurants ;…read moreThey've carefully selected some of the most popular items and stuck them into one place: Most Asian fusion eateries usually blend two cultures within a dish, with one culture being more prominent and another culture being used to enhance the flavors. With FB, you're fortunate to explore a sampling of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai & Vietnamese dishes respectively. The DIFFERENCE from most Asian fusion places is that each dish is a cultural stand alone. For example, if you order Kim Chee fried rice, you'll get a Kim Chee fried rice that you'd get at a Korean restaurant. Fried pork chops? Classic Vietnamese flavors. Their presentation may be a little different, but it is the flavors you'd get at a Vietnamese restaurant. Don't be intimated by the chili next to the menu items...it can be adjusted for the non-spicy friends joining you. The besties said they found a restaurant right down the road from where we live. We were there on a Sunday at 11am. It was fairly empty, but I heard it gets quite busy and I can understand why. They also have a bar so they serve drinks there.

TL;DR: The food was so confusing I'm not sure how to write this…read more Okay. Let's start with the good: our server was wonderful. Perfect. No notes. A total joy. We laughed about the item I wanted to order not being available. They were attentive to the older ladies I was with. No complaints. The server is why this is two stars instead of one. Sadly, the food. Sigh. I know all these fusion places are disappointing, but mom wanted to come here. I asked if I could get the salad I wanted without the beef it comes with, but the answer was no. After reading the way too big menu twice, I ordered what I knew would be an incredibly sad drunken noodle. I'm not sure the restaurant knows what drunken noodle is. Does Fuse Box exist in an alternate pocket dimension where drunken noodle, with no listed fusion on the menu other than a strange "contains peanuts" warning, is drenched in a sweet peanut sauce even though it's listed as spicy with two peppers next to it on the menu? Where the noodles are just weird soggy mush? Where the spiciness rating scale might actually be a sweet sugar scale instead? Yes. Yes it does. Don't eat here. Just don't. I refused to eat my food. And not even mom suggesting it again in the distant future when she thinks I've forgotten, or she's forgotten my reaction to the food, will get me to return.