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    Phonominal Eats

    3.3 (4 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Best chicken fried rice I've ever had. I live in SD and for the quality and price, omg I'll think about that rice regularly

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    Lin's Fusion - Sushi Selection

    Lin's Fusion

    3.4(718 reviews)
    39.6 mi
    •$$

    We just had a long day working on location with the crew and we want food fast and not complicated…read more A Chinese buffet fits the bill, easy in and easy out and food right away without waiting. This Lin's Fusion seemed like a huge buffet from the reviews, so we headed over here. It located right off the 41 freeway at the East Shaw exit. Go west to Blackstone and turn left and go to the first light and turn into the shopping center. There's plenty of parking. WE go in and find the price is about $30 per person for dinner. I guess it's worth it, cause the place and choices are so big. We get seated and drink orders taken. Hey, I think they have a full bar here, so one COULD order cocktails with you Chinese food. We didn't, though I think a couple of my crew wanted to. The word "fusion" in the name of the buffet kinda didn't seem like any fusion with other than a regular Chinese buffet was going on. All the regular stuff was here in the way of Chinese food as well as sushi and the Mongolian grill area. There was lots of seafood out, like crab legs and salt pepper shrimp and other shellfish. All my crew is experienced at these kinda buffets, so they just headed up to the food and filled their plates. I like taking them to buffets, cause it keeps them all happy and buffets don't take 2 hours to eat at like some sit down restaurant. We all got our fill and did the full belly waddle outta there!

    Decided to try this place today and frankly, not very impressed. Not worth the money - $36.25 for…read moreone person left me feeling pretty ripped off. I expect perfection for that cost. I came in right at 1600 for their dinner buffet menu. Was not told that a fountain drink costs extra. Buffet has some selection, but 1. No crab rangoons. Was told "We haven't had crab in years." (As I just ate a dish wish crab a minute prior) 2. Pizza tastes like something out of a high school cafeteria. The garlic bread however was pretty good. 3. The Hot and sour soup left much to be desired. Thick, full of mushroom and not much flavor. 4. No salad dressings at the salad bar. For $36, you'd think they'd put some ranch out? Thousand island? You know, the basics 5. Pudding for dessert. No ice cream. Pretty thin pickings Will I be giving this another go? Not in a million years for the price. This should be $16 for one person, not $36 for what they offer (or don't for that matter)

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    Lin's Fusion - Not busy on a Tuesday evening

    Not busy on a Tuesday evening

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    Oysters

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    L'Aperitif Bistro Fusion - Shrimp Gnocchi in a pesto cream sauce

    L'Aperitif Bistro Fusion

    4.4(452 reviews)
    41.2 mi

    This is a quaint little bistro that transports you from Fresno to NYC. The thick cushioned booths…read morehug you as you settle in for delicious appetizers preparing you for main courses. The staff is always so friendly and helpful, at times we need a little guidance with the menu options we wouldn't normally pick are often suggested to great effect. Last time my wife and I met the cook who is very kind and appreciative, little businesses like this are worth your time!

    Wanted to try a new spot for date night and unfortunately was very disappointed. We came here at…read more630 under a reservation which wasn't to hard to secure, but definitely get one if you're coming in fri-sun or else you'll be turned away! Anyways, with regards to the food, my partner and I got some spicy baked mussels to share, with a ribeye steak and lamb chops for entrees. The mussels were pretty underwhelming - I felt that it was just spicy for the sake of being spicy and didn't offer much in terms of flavor. With the entrees, we asked for the lamb chops to be cooked medium but they came rare, whereas the steak did come in medium rare as ordered. The lamb chops were okay but the steak was extremely salty and a bit too charred; I had to wash down my bites with water. With both entrees we were given a choice of either rice pilaf or garlic baked potatoes. The rice pilaf legit tasted like elementary school lunch rice (the ones with the teriyaki meat patties if you recall the 2000s, iykyk). The potatoes were alright, not bad but not great. Also wanted to note that both dishes came with like 2-3 tiny cherry tomatoes which is barely anything and would last you at most a couple of bites. Last thing I wanted to note is pricing. The lamb chops were in the upper $30s and the steak was $59, which pretty overpriced imo for whay is presented. Of course, that's also on me for trying to go for a "16 oz" steak (which I kinda doubt it was) vs. their pastas or other popular dishes but I think it's worth pointing out. All in all, I really think you can get much better bang for your buck at other semi-fancy/fancy places such as LimeLite or Willow Osteria to name a couple of examples. I would give this a 1 but the service was admittedly quite solid. Sadly, I don't think we'll come back.

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    Dining room

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    Lobster Ravioli

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    Kuma Ramen - Chashu

    Kuma Ramen

    4.5(77 reviews)
    8.0 mi

    Lady is so so nice. Food is amazing. My son loves the ramens here did not show as he was devouring…read moreit. Highly recommend. Let's not even talk about the fact they also have bbq options. Always clean.

    I chose this restaurant for our meal while visiting family, because I expected my dad would be…read morehappy with either shrimp tempura or bbq. I mainly came for the brisket and to avoid going to a chain restaurant and to get a taste of what Hanford, CA has to offer. I already reviewed Holy Smokes BBQ which was pretty good and hopefully they'll have even more options in the future. Here I'll focus on the more Asian menu. I was tempted to order ramen and if I do come back, I'd go for the tonkotsu ramen or the spicy brisket. We instead ordered shrimp tempura, pork buns and a bunch of slushies. Shrimp tempura was pretty standard, but my dad enjoyed it. The buns were pretty good. They had more soup inside than I expected so mine fell apart. We also really enjoyed the slushies. I'm pretty sure they're artificial or from concentrate. We had strawberry, two passionfruit (which had the pulpy seeds, and honeydew. I've been on a lilikoi(passionfruit) binge since my Hawaii trip three years ago and lately I've been getting lame drinks from Taco Bell always hoping against the impossible. The slushie wasn't the best ever, but it's so much better than fast food chains. And actually the honeydew tasted like honeydew and might have been more refreshing. What I would like to see in the future is something else for the dishes. While it makes sense to have food served in styrofoam and plastic dishes...it's not environmentally friendly. Sugarcane is an option that is compostable and becoming more common. Or since we came for table service, maybe some actual plates that can add to the ambiance. If you order ramen you do get a non-disposable bowl of some sort and the buns were served in a traditional bamboo steamer. But it would have been cooler if the brisket was served on a slab of wood. Or a metal tray. The owner was very friendly and it's clearly a family-owned, family-operated restaurant. I'd recommend checking this out for a group that enjoys America - where else can you order tempura shrimp, pork buns, brisket, and a side of mac 'n' cheese? I want some Asian-fusion coleslaw! Disney has an Asian-fusion coleslaw with sambal chili that is pretty darn good.

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    Kuma Ramen - The chicken curry very yummy with barbecue chicken

    The chicken curry very yummy with barbecue chicken

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