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Super Fusion Cuisine

4.2 (329 reviews)
Open • 11:30 am - 10:00 pm

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Spicy fusion maki combo
Brian W.

Stopped by here for a quick takeout lunch on Sunday and was pleasantly surprised at the quality. I've walked through Washington square week after week and hardly noticed this little restaurant off the main square, but I will certainly be returning again and again. I got the Spicy Fusion Maki Combo and I will happily return here again and again because of how great it was. Spicy Fusion Maki Combo - $15.95 (spicy tuna roll or spicy salmon roll, shrimp tempura roll, California roll) - First, $15.95 for three rolls AND miso soup is unheard of in this day and age - what a great price. And while you don't get to choose the three rolls, the ones that this combo comes with were really great. I'm normally not a huge California roll or Shrimp Tempura roll person, but both of these were above average. The California roll had a good ratio of ingredients, the avocado was fresh, and it had nice crunchy fish eggs on the outside layer, which isn't always something sushi places do. The Shrimp Tempura had the same fish roe, and the tempura was crispy and fresh - there was hardly any greasiness and it feels like this restaurant changes their oil frequently. And then the spicy tuna was delicious - it had large chunks of tuna mixed with the spicy mayo and tempura flakes. Some places give you a mush of everything mixed together, but you can really see the individual chunks of tuna in this one. The family who owns the place was really friendly, the food came out quickly, everything was absolutely delicious, and the price is so so so good. They also have a 3 spicy roll combo for a good price as well. 5/5 I will definitely be back!

Sushi bar seating
Ron R.

We went here for lunch (around 12-1) on a Sunday Holiday weekend. Street parking is available nearby. Sundays were free, but for weekdays download the "Passport" parking app and get the zone and space number off of the meter for the easiest way to pay. Look for the red awning on Washington to find the restaurant easier (see uploaded pic for storefront.). This is a mom-and-pop style local restaurant with very limited seating and a casual atmosphere. There are about three tables plus sushi counter seating (see pic). Consequently, do not come with a big group or else order take out. The in-store menu was different from that posted online on our visit (see menu pics). They have a pretty traditional Japanese menu for sushi and bento box/platter style items. Bento boxes may only be available on weekdays, call to check with them. On our visit we got: (1) salmon, tuna, and yellow tail sashimi, (2) tamago and unagi sushi, (3) seaweed salad (see pic), (4) teriyaki chicken, and (5) shrimp yakisoba. The sashimi was outstanding and better than many expensive upscale restaurants in terms of quantity and quality of the pieces of sashimi that they served. The sushi and seaweed salad were of very good quality. The shrimp yakisoba was just ok. The teriyaki chicken had a small portion, the quality of chicken was good, but overall, this dish was not very good and we would recommend not getting it. Like happens many times, we were hungry and forgot to take pics of most of our food. The service was excellent in terms of how nice the people are who work here and how responsive they were. However, the lady who took our order did not write our order down and either did not hear or forgot put in our order for seaweed salad. Once we let them know about this, they were very apologetic and got it out to us right away. Overall, we would highly recommend this place for sashimi and sushi, but the platter, bento, and other items may be hit and miss. So, if you are in the area and want sushi/sashimi, then definitely give this place a try.

Spicy Maki mix (salmon, tuna, yellowtail), shrimp tempura maki
Apex S.

Consistently good! That's how I would describe Super Fusion. It's a no frills joint. You think of takeout sushi, and this place comes to mind. Fifteen minutes and your order is ready. We've ordered multiple times now. I don't believe they have an online ordering system, but it's super easy to call and place your order, takes a minute at the most. We've had the spicy salmon roll, spicy tuna roll, and a couple other rolls - they've all been tasty. A special mention of their vegetarian roll, the Hawaii one, which has mango, banana, avocado, cucumber, and cream cheese. Don't knock it till you've tried it! And thanks to the many many Yelp reviews recommending the Beni Toro Banana, we ordered it and enjoyed it. I never thought salmon and banana fried in a ball, drizzled with sauce could be so good - and especially that sauce, yum. The next time you want a quiet night in, watching a movie, and you wonder "sushi night?", Super Fusion is your place!

Rolls
Hebe L.

Th food was nice! There are lots of food to pick!! We were very full!! The rolls are very creative!! I enjoy the pepper beef tataki, very well seasoned! The chef let us know that the Uni is not fresh so they need to cancel our Uni order. (That's good, I tasted bad Uni at other restaurants before, it was an awful experience) It's very small inside, can only fit a few people. The bathroom is quite hmmm interesting lol.

Green Monster Maki
Nicolai B.

Was in the area and decided to stop by. I was the only customer at the time and was helped immediately. I started off with ordering the crab Rangoons and miso soup. The miso soup was good. The Rangoons have their own special take on them and we're absolutely amazing and would definitely recommend. Huge portion for what you pay. I also ordered the green monster maki after it was recommended to me. It's a spicy tuna roll and was a super fresh and great roll. Will definitely be back in the future.

Assortment of salmon and tuna rolls!
Michelle C.

This is a spot that me and my husband frequent as a "go to" for our sushi fix. The quality is always fresh and the rolls are always adequate in quantity (there's nothing I hate more than skimpy sushi rolls!) The restaurant itself, however, is very small, consisting of possibly 4 or 5 two-top tables and a bar seating 3 or 4 people so if you're coming here on a Friday or Saturday night you are far better off ordering takeout. Nonetheless, high quality sushi, good service, priced right--come to sate your sushi cravings!

Sushi lunch special - very sad
Jin C.

Pretty decent sushi but also nothing to shout about, despite the sad and faded accolades from 2013 on their storefront window. I had their sushi lunch special and it was three pieces of nigiri and a California roll. They only do takeout and delivery now.

Brown belt

Really great sushi. I got the Brown Belt combo - very fresh fish in all. Tiny, unsuspecting place but very worth the try. Great service.

Top 2 rows: Unaavo Maki (eel, avacado) Bottom 2 rows: Fusion Maki (shrimp, eel, fried sweet potato)
NIkky G.

Service: no smile, below average. Cost: Comparable to JP seafood, the two rolls came out to under $15 with tax. Interior/decor: below average Sushi: The rolls were prepared fresh. It's better than getting it from Wegmans but not as good as JP SeaFood Café. The fusion Maki had way too much sweet potato. And you can't taste any eel in either maki. Would possibly get takeout again if we are driving past it and hangry but wouldn't make a special trip for it.

tuna ball
Michelle C.

this place is TINY...there are only 4 tables in the whole restaurant + bar seats, so thankfully, I was there so early that it wasn't a problem. The place has hole-in-wall feeling and definitely needs a face lift. I've eat at the Watertown location and loved it...Brookline location has a smaller menu but the food was pretty much the same. I had the tuna ball which was good, but compared to Watertown....Watertown won. The rolls were fresh and good, but as my friend pointed out, they weren't rolled tight enough.

Sashimi lunch special. "2 biter " pieces
Shaun L.

This is my new go to sushi place! I hace had my fair share of sushi joints and this one met my needs. The prices are fair and the sushi is great. My buddy and I just finished our workout and decided to get a healthyish lunch, but wanted to try a new spot. It was a saturday and they still had their lunch special running so we took advantage. My friend ordered the salmon teriyaki, I got the sashimi lunch, and we split 2 rolls. The 690a Maki and a newer Maki that had salmon tuna and yellow tail with tobiko. My friends salmon looked alright, was a fair size for a lunch special but didn't look anything special. My sashimi lunch was excellent. They were what I call "2 biters" and the quality of the sushi was quite fresh. The lunch special was 12 bucks and you get 7 pieces of salmon tuna and yellow tail. I judge places on the quality of their salmon and it passed the test with flying colors. The rolls were stuffed with big cuts of fish and enough rice to hold it together but not too much where you feel like you're eating a ball of rice with some fish. The 690a had scorched salmon on top of a spicy tuna roll. The spicy tuna roll is made fresh to order, I was impressed. Alot of places premake spicy tuna, they assemble it to order. If you are looking for a good date spot, this is not your place. The ambiance is comparable to a Chinese takeout restaurant with 4 tables a 4 high top chairs and the sushi bar. If you're looking for good sushi at a fair price, this place is for you. You can get the same quality sushi as fugakyu down the street but at a better price point.

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2 months ago

Quite tasty! You will enjoy it if you love sushi that is fresh and affordable. Would have again!

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Super fresh sushi. Generous portions. My favorite dish is the Sake Don. The salmon is buttery

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Sushi was OUT OF THIS WORD, service was awesome and we had a conversation with the chef. 5 stars, hope this place gets more recognition

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