The best fusion restaurant in macon, it's very clean and all workers is very nice, I love the food…read morethe sesame fried are very tasty , Mango green tea with boba is my favorite, Definitely recommend will be coming back soon

An outstanding, and unusual, fast food option just off I-75. I never expected to find Korean food…read morein such a setting, so ordered (and really enjoyed) the spicy pork bulgogi bibimbap. It was delicious, and came very quickly. Lots of seating, which I took advantage of, although most of the orders seemed to be takeout. And the service was incredibly friendly. Give it a try!

We are very limited to our choices of food near by but this place isn't bad. They have a variety of…read moreoptions to choose from and it isn't the best but it's not bad at all. There is no in service, strictly pick up which kind of sucks but I'm sure they have their reasons. Staff is nice and would come back.

Meh. All I can say about the food is: meh. The guy at the front is really nice. Don't bother trying…read moreto get a table. No wait service, just take out.

Worst pad Thai ever. It's covered in a red sweet and sour sauce. Horrible. Why did they have to go…read moreand ruin a very normal cuisine like this. DO NOT RECOMMEND.

I think I may have found my new Chinese restaurant in Kennesaw. During a recent visit to Publix I…read moresmelled something good in the parking lot and realized it was coming from Asian Fusion. I've been in the parking lot numerous times and never paid attention so I decided to check it out a few days later. They have Chinese, Japanese, and Thai food. I decided to go with the house lo mein and a Philadelphia roll. I didn't dine in, but the restaurant looked nice. My lo mein was really good. It had beef, chicken and shrimp in it with vegetables. The sushi roll was really good as well. I'll definitely be back to try some other items.

Is like a small Asian Food Hall Location: Right at Tech…read moreSquare Service: Not much, is more like self-serves. No tipping required. Food: Pretty good for that price and in Midtown Atlanta!

Came here during happy hour and honestly could not believe the price. Three entrees plus a base for…read more$11 -- we got shrimp hibachi, orange chicken, salmon poke, and volcano roll and left completely full. The selection is solid for an Asian fusion spot. They've got sushi, sashimi, hibachi, stir-fry, and poke all in one place. Everything we tried was fresh and hit the spot. Definitely coming back next time I'm in Atlanta.

Had an incredible dining experience at Poor Calvin's! Every dish was rich, uniquely flavorful, and…read morepresented beautifully. The staff was super warm and attentive throughout the night. Perfect spot for a special dinner or upscale night out in Atlanta!

Very very good and the drinks are outstanding, very diverse crowd I love the setting and the…read moreservice is also very amazing I highly recommend going to this place early dinner is definitely recommended during the week it's a better time

Food is always fresh and flavorful! You order at the counter and I think it's a family owned…read morerestaurant. The hot and sour soup is ALWAYS tasty! Trying the Mongolian shrimp! The woman that's at the counter is friendly and I think her husband does the cooking. The place does mostly take out but we eat inside. So good when you eat it there fresh!

This is definitely a no frills type of Chinese place, but the food is good! It was totally…read moreunexpected when they brought our food on paper plates and plastic cutlery instead of actual dishes, but that didn't stop us from digging in. My mom got a beef dish and I got the kids portion of General Tso's because I didn't want leftovers, but the portion was perfect! We also got the crab Rangoon, which had a sweeter cream cheese taste than I'm used to. I loved them, but my mom prefers them more savory. We will be back to try more food, but we will likely get it all to go.

Walked in and was immediately greeted by the staff working the counter who explained that we order…read morewith her then take a seat. We didn't know what we wanted so we took menus and had a look over before ordering. The whole place is covered in anime which was super cool and the TVs were playing different popular anime shows as well. I ordered the duck noodle, I wish there were more vegetables! My only complaint. My husband ordered a rice plate and my daughter had pancit which the chicken was extremely dry.

Elena's noodle bar was a pleasant surprise to find. I love soup of all types. They have plenty to…read morechoose from and I chose two. The other day I went for the first time and had Tom Yum rice noodle soup. I also ordered Galbi ribs and fried pork belly I took the ribs and the pork belly home for another day so that I wouldn't have to cook. Everything that I ordered even when taking them home and reheating them was wonderful. The Tom Yum soup was so delicious. I couldn't wait to go back and so I went yesterday. I ordered the oxtail soup which I sat in the restaurant and ate and the Tom Yum soup to go. The oxtail soup was quite good with nice pieces of oxtail and little pork sausage balls with the rice noodles. The broth was flavorful and if you like it more spicy, you can add that at the table. The Tom Yum soup, which is lemongrass flavor with rice, noodles, small pork, sausage balls, small, thin, pork slices, and a boiled egg. The broth is so flavorful and tangy that it is my favorite and I will definitely be back many times to get this soup. They have a huge selection of soups that I plan on trying and I'm looking forward for comfort foods for the winter. I definitely recommend trying this place. It has a lot to offer or not just soup but other main dishes and also noodle dishes. I will say make sure you have the time to wait because if it's busy there will be a wait. I noticed that people didn't seem to mind the way because apparently the food is so good. It's not a pretentious place. It's in a small side mall with about four booths to sit out and a long table that spans the length of those four booths with stools to sit on. The decor is Japanese cartoon inspired with paintings on the wall and lots of items that you can buy with the same cartoon inspiration. It is quite cute and young and old seem to be enjoying it.

I can't believe I have not written a review for Fusion Asian Bistro. It's so good and a must to…read morevisit for some good Asian food. We love going here for lunch or dinner. Recently a friend ordered catered food from them for their party and that was well prepared as well. We have taken all our out of town guests here for food since it's consistent and good. This is a nice sit down restaurant with good seating. Plus they have food to go and pick up options. In foods these are my ultimate favorites: hot and sour soup, spring rolls, fried rice, Mongolian beef, Panang curry with chicken, broccoli chicken. Always the best time at this restaurant and highly recommend it for Gwinnett county.

We were surprised it took us so long to discover this place, hidden away in a small complex off the…read moremain road. The Asian fusion menu offered a variety of dishes, including the popular Malaysian roti and curry. The Dry Chili Chicken was a standout. While the Dry Chili Beef wasn't my favorite, it didn't detract from the overall positive experience

What a beautiful restaurant inside and outside with really nice Chinese/Japanese decor! What an…read moreamazing treat to find a place that serves both Chinese and Japanese cuisine. As a Chinese-American myself, I was so shocked to see such a huge menu where they had such a rich diversity of dishes, and they were all so good and authentic! We ordered so many dishes (just the two of us haha, probably forgot to include some pictures). The key is to order and eat "family style" meaning you share everything. Now, granted, you might not want to share cause everything is so good and you'll want it for yourself. There's something for everyone, so if you're a food veteran (or just a veteran in general- thank you for your service), or a newbie, there's such a large menu, I promise you'll find something you'll like. They also serve teas/milk teas/boba! We got the Mongolian beef, pork belly rice bowl, chicken and potato (spicy btw- also watch out for the ginger), and garlic pork Xiao long bao (they have instructions on the table for how to eat it). Service is also really incredible- I didn't get to ask his name but the kind Filipino server was so so wonderful! Very attentive, made great conversation, and made our dinner experience that much better :) he recognized my boyfriend from how often he used to come here! Will definitely be back again when I visit town again. Also- take this from a native Houstonian/Texan with a vast array of experience with Asian cuisine. Definitely should come- I was pleasantly surprised.

I've lived in Columbus for three weeks now and I've already eaten at this restaurant three times…read more My go-to is the Vegan Spicy Ramen...this rivaled ramen in any major east coast city. The host and waiters are super kind. It's a cute little restaurant and while all of my meals have been to-go, I'll make sure to eat-in one day. Although, likely when it's cooler out as the restaurant is a bit warm.

Unique and wonderful. Everything from the rice balls to the keto bowls to the salted chocolate chip…read morecookies! This place rocks.

PARKING (4/5): They have some parking right in front or you…read morecan park on the grass/dirt nearby. It looks like make-shift parking, but everyone was doing it so I just followed the trend! AMBIANCE (4/5): Tons of indoor & outdoor patio seating, although it seemed like everyone pre-ordered or picked up to go. They have 2 long communal tables and a ton of 2-4 people tables. The wood tables make it look rustic, pop music playing so it's not awkwardly quiet. SERVICE (3/5): You order at the counter first, a single cashier, but it goes fairly quickly. Most of the staff is in the back kitchen. It's more "serve yourself". You grab your own drinks from the fridge, all utensils, napkins, and water are already on the table, and throw your own trash away, everything is in disposable containers. FOOD (4/5): $22 BUILD YOUR OWN BOWL: I personally didn't like the signature rice, I wanted the crispy rice fritters but they were sold out at 1:30pm on a Friday. The crispy Brussels were AMAZING! Definitely get this for a (+$2.50 upgrade). Bulgogi ribeye was sweet and delicious! Cashier offered a side of spicy Korean sauce which I didn't realize I'd be charged for, just wish she told me it was an additional cost (+$0.75). It doesn't need any extra sauce, the bowls are very saucy! And I'm a heavy sauce person. Also added a fried egg (+$2). The bowl was very delicious, minus the signature rice, I'd get all crispy Brussels next time! $4 BUTTERFLY TEA: very sweet, but good! $4 MINI COOKIES (4-PACK): I got 2 chocolate chip and 2 banana chip cookies. A little dry, but yummy. OVERALL (4/5): This is a FAST-CASUAL restaurant. They ask for automatic tip at the cashier, but you pretty much service yourself except when they bring out the food. I honestly wasn't expecting to spend this much for a quick lunch (total was $36), but I wanted to try everything. Now I know what I like and don't like here and excited to try some of the other bowl options! Definitely recommend this place! Very yummy!