Despite it's tacky restaurant name, this place has REALLY bombdiggity Chinese Taiwanese food! I came here on Chinese New Years eve and it was crowded with so many families from babies to grandparents. My parents brought us here and I was delightfully surprised by their authentic Chinese dishes that reminded me of dining in Asia. Every dish was delicious! We had lobster, their famous large white fish (not sure what it's called), walnut shrimp, san bai chicken with intestines, some delicious/healthy soup that they slowly cook in front of you...and a ton of others that I can't pronounce. They even had taiwanese beer snacks.. this tiny mussel dish that was salty and soy saucy.. We ordered so much that the owner of the restaurant told us to stop ordering.. haha Writing this review made me realize I can't do this restaurant justice with my broken Chinese and lack of details for their dishes...but it's definitely worth trying! read more

Cafe Fusion - lobster! - Taiwanese Near Me - Arcadia, California

I just stop by this place because I remember this place being good. However the serving portion and the quality was disappointing. I hated every dish that was on our table and the price point is soo high. read more

Cafe Fusion - Taiwanese Near Me - Arcadia, California

This is definitely one of my favorite Taiwanese restaurants in the US. High quality ingredients, everything cooked to perfection, with a taste of home in every bite. I always over-order whenever we come, because I want to eat everything. If you have the funds, get the 鮮果龍蝦沙拉 fresh fruit lobster salad, and the 涼拌龍鬚菜 cold dragon whisker vegetable (?) (lol) read more

They should really change the name Cafe Fusion. There's nothing "fusion" about this place at all! They serve nothing but extremely authentic Taiwanese comfort food. Even since we discovered this place, we've been going there every week! Each visit, we ordered different items and they have never let us down. We love their Steamed Black Cod ($29, trust me, its cheaper than buying a fresh black cod from the fish market), Black Bean Oyster with Tofu, Bamboo Shouts with shredded Pork, Pork blood stirred fried with Leek. Don't forget to purchase some fresh Asian fruits before you leave. They are well-priced and super fresh! Highly recommended! read more

Cafe Fusion - Black cod steam fish. Order ahead! - Taiwanese Near Me - Arcadia, California

Parking: There is a small lot in the back. I suggest just doing street parking Even though it says cafe, it is actually a family style restaurant so don't expect to order baked pork chop spaghetti. The menu was filled with a lot of comfort Chinese food. Judging from the dishes and the spices, this is not a Hong Kong style restaurant but rather Chinese. We got the three cup Tofu which is a play on the three cup chicken popular among Taiwanese dishes. The tofu had a silky inside and a soft soggy texture from having absorbed all the sauces. Also you can ask for rice. I am not sure if it is unlimited or not. You get a free drink when checking in on yelp. The free drink is really sour. I didn't like it but my friends did. It is free with checking in so I can't complain. read more

Came here to spend some time with old friends, however, the poor service we received put a damper on our reunion. The restaurant was not busy but our servers were not very responsive to our needs. I would have loved to recommend this restaurant, as Taiwanese cuisine is hard to find...I just cannot being myself to recommend this restaurant to anyone. Sad. read more

The most of the good Taiwanese food here. I will like to go there next time if I have time. And they have the best service there too. I love here. I hope everybody can go here to try it. You will like the food here for sure :) read more

New owner??? Wouldn't know for sure because they won't answer the question. Seems like a there's been a change. Food quality went wayyy down. They're out of everything and the servers seem confused, even though the majority seem to have been pre-transition hires. 3/8 dishes ordered were "sold out" at 6 pm, with only another party in the restaurant. Lobster salad uses pre-chopped fruit now that isn't very well preserved. There's also less lobster. Walnut shrimp is over-battered, oyster pancake uses chopped up oysters instead of whole ones. Couldn't critique my old favorites because none were available. I mean, everything's edible. read more

I believe Asian food just comes in slight variations from region to region. Cafe Fusion accurately depicts the delicate and unique flavors of Taiwanese cuisine. For those used to Cantonese and westernized Chinese food, Taiwanese food can take a while getting used to as Taiwanese cuisine doesn't use as much deep frying and MSG to flavor their food. Also, the ingredients used are also different from what a lot of people are used to. Pigs feet, kidney etc. Some of my favorite dishes at Cafe Fusion include but are not limited to the Sea Urchin noodles and 龍鬚菜 (Dragon Whiskers). Sea Urchin has a naturally creamy texture giving the stir fried noodles a rich flavor comparable to "alfredo". The Dragon Whiskers are Chayote leaves mixed with some sesame oil and cilantro, a unique and very light appetizer to start of your meal. Service and hospitality are on point. All the manager and servers are all very polite and courteous. Very patient when we asked for things and changed our plates as they got dirty. Pricing is a little on the higher end, but I wouldn't mind come back once in a while to vary up my food choice. read more

Other reviews have said the most about this place, but let me just reiterate... GET THE BLACK COD. It is now the best-tasting fish I have ever had. Their giant pork dish was really impressive too. It's a bit pricey, but the quality and quantity of food easily justifies it. Also, contrary to other reviews, our service was good. We had a nice older woman taking care of us. She was attentive and efficient. Thankfully, I'm sure we'll be back, because my BF's family loved it as well! read more

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Lobster salad. That salad. The manga and Fuji Apple combo with the lobster. I never knew fruit could taste so delicious. The wintermelon clam soup is also great for the hot weather coming up. read more

Cafe Fusion - How can you resist - Taiwanese Near Me - Arcadia, California

Pleasant Surprise! We originally went to eat at another restaurant that happened to be closed. This place happened to be opened so we walked around the corner, and I'm so glad we did. The food was so flavorful and delicious! Service was great! All questions answered. The establishment very clean and welcoming. We will definitely be coming back again to try other dishes! read more

Whoa..can you say YUMMY TAIWANESE FOOD?! I've eaten at Cafe Fusion 4 times now and I have yet to be disappointed. Every vegetable dish, meat dish, fish, soup, appetizer, etc I've tried has been prepared to perfection. The flavor is always on par, but never too strong or oily. The reason for the loss of a star is because of lack of attention to a couple of minor issues. The walls next to the tables don't seem to get cleaned, so there's crusty food splatter next to your arm. The other one is the restroom. It just looks like they need to deep clean it a little. Other than that, YUMMMMYYY!!! That's all =) read more

One word...excellent. If you want superb Taiwanese comfort food, this is THE place to go. A bit pricey, but your tast buds will thank you. Had cold lobster / fruit salad, stinky tofu, giant clam, and some clay pot dishes. Even in SGV, there are not too many restraunts of this genre. We even sang kaoroke after dinner! read more

We drove down Las Tunas/Live Oak only to completely overshoot the location. We finally eyed the unlit sign and went to the back of the lot. it's in an alley way so you might have to back by reversing down the lane. We went through the back entrance and asked if they had stinky tofu. They said no and since we already seated we decided to try it out. We ordered the cold squid, the mutton w/ chives and the talked about fried oysters and basil. The food was flavorful and made us want to come back and eat more with a lot more people. We also got complimentary seaweed and fruit. The owner also told us where to get some yummy stinky tofu in the area. Props to the owner for letting us know. We went right after dinner for some stinky tofu! read more

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pros: the snow fish was amazing. Also I came with a friend who was vegetarian, so I got to try more of their chinese vege dishes and they were pretty tasty. cons: the service can be improved. we tried to change our table so we were not sitting right next to the bathroom and the waitress literally rolled her eyes. It was not an unreasonable request because they had a few open tables and we were a pretty big group! Didn't think the bitchiness was necessary. their menu was impossible to read! there was this page in the menu where the entire page was wall papered with multicolored chinese characters. without punctuation, without line breaks. As a work of art it might be quite dazzling, but as a menu, it is simply headache inducing. my friend Angus said that he wouldn't come back solely because of the menu.... Finally, on a rather personal note, Cafe Fusion somehow advertises itself as a Taiwanese cuisine. As a Taiwanese native, I can assure you that there is nothing Taiwanese about this place. The dishes are not represantational of nor inspired by Taiwanese culture. Just thought that was confusing and misleading. 4 star for decent food, 2 star for the waitress's eye rolling, so 3 star total. read more

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I don't know what all these negative reviews are about, but this place is awesome. As someone who was born in Taiwan, and had eaten fair share of Taiwanese gourmets, this place offers food comparable to ones from the origin place. Their pork belly melts in your mouth! One of the better ones I have eaten. I highly recommend this place. read more

A trusted foodie recommended this place and his advice was to order anything not familiar. The low ratings, he thinks, are from those who order kung pao chicken. We ordered pork belly, Taiwanese sausage appetizer, cucumber garlic appetizer and fried sticky rice dessert. No complaints on the food. Rice comes in individual bowls so if you want more you gotta flag down the waitress. The system is good for those who watch their carbs. It's hella pricey though for chinese food. The portions are big. I think this place is good for big groups. read more

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so diagusting! !!! unless u want to eat chef's drool. I saw chef tasted with a spoon then went to stiring . I said I wantes to return my porridge . The boss showed no sorry but bad attitude instead. Never go back there. read more

Love their food! Yummy and not salty :) tastes like was in taiwan

Not an authentic Taiwanese restaurant at all... few of their dishes is actually Taiwanese style... came here for 卤肉饭, not the same as I expected from experience. read more

This restaurant has big table for big group. Their menus are almost all Chinese and only small section have English vision. The food is good. They have food that I think very close Taiwanese food I ate in Taiwan . The price is little higher than I expected,but I think it worth. The employees are almost all speak Chinese, they need to hire more people can speak English. Overall, the food is good, the environment is big and bright. read more

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Delivery service is so bad. I called the restaurant for delivery, after i ordered, i told the lady that i only have a card i dont have cash, she said that's okay the delivery guy will swipe it for me. When the delivery got here, he's not aware that im using a card. He said he can only accept cash, then he called the lady, and theyre saying they need to take a pic of my card then the delivery guy will put it in their system. I was like, no how would i know if you delete the picture. It's just so weird, but the food is great tho. I ordered cream of corn soup and shrimp fried rice. 4 stars for the food, 1 star for the service. read more

New owner! Best food ever! We come for lunch and buy to go for dinner. Authentic Taiwanese food. If you have a craving for Taiwanese food this is the place. read more

The food is delicious here. I love the steam black cod, 3 cup chicken, bitter melon with egg yolk sauce. Their seafood is very fresh and the waitress told me that the new owner loves to explore for fresh ingredients. It is very hard to find an upscale restaurant that serves authentic Taiwanese food. I will definitely go back again. By the way, I love the friendly waitresses and the staff there. The atmosphere there is so comfortable and welcoming. read more

Cafe Fusion - Appetizer - Squid with ginger and special sauce - such an refreshing starter! - Taiwanese Near Me - Arcadia, California

It's my aunt's birthday and she chose this place because she loved the lobster salad here. So I came all the way from Ontario to Arcadia for her birthday dinner at this restaurant. First the parking is already not convenient. It's Saturday around 7pm so you can imagine even street parking's not easy. We settled down and my aunt told the waiter they can start serving now since everyone's here. Yes we had reservation and pre-ordered dishes. It was about 7:30pm when she told the waiter. Pretty fast we got the first dish. In the next 30 minutes 2 other cold dishes were served. And then for the next hour or so, nothing. We waited until after 9pm to see the rest dishes. The last one came out around 9:35pm - they close at 9:30pm. Usually I am very sensitive to business hours because I do feel those workers, and it's so bad they have to stay and serve people after hours. But this time, sorry, I would have to take my time to finish my food. Before we paid, I think it's either the manager or owner came to us and apologize. I think the problem is, you don't wait until then to apologize. You should have your waiters kindly let us know what happened in the kitchen and how long we have to wait. At least keep us updated, not just let us sitting there not even refill our tea - yes we have to ask several times for tea refill. I don't think I would go back there again. Food is just okay... with service like that, no. read more

We have been here numerous times, normally the good is on par, but we found a plastic piece inside the noodle dish which was incredibly disgusting, luckily the little kids didn't eat it. The waiter took the bowl away and later another waitress came back and asked if we to return the dish or get something else. She didn't mention anything about why there was a plastic piece in it, no apology from anyone, nothing... two stars. read more

Cafe Fusion - A plastic piece (upper right) - Taiwanese Near Me - Arcadia, California

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Yum. This place is way farther out that where I would normally go,but this place has some pretty good food! Fried Oysters - tasts like popcorn chicken but oysters. Even comes with the fried basil Steamed Black Cod! very fresh with good sauce Fried Tofu -lightly fried tempura tofu Squid Liver in ginger - ok very gingery but I do like the liver Cold cut Pork belly good cuts of belly and other cold cuts Pork Kidney Soup - it's ok. Lobster- crisp good flavor. Dragon Whisker Veggie Dish- ok. I liked the v3ggies Black Sesame Ball Dessert - yummy I haven't had this in awhile and it was great dessert. Overall, I would come back read more

This place never disappoints, always bringing their A-game to the table. Delicious traditional Taiwanese food! Don't be confused or tricked by their name. There's nothing fusion about this place, all traditional Taiwanese food. "Fusion" comes from the pronunciation of its Chinese name, which sounds like "fusion". The tea here is very good. They even serve the pot of tea on top of a candle holder, which keeps the tea warm at all times! If you like the tea, you can always buy a box of teabags up front by the cashier, along with a lot of other goodies. They also sell some fresh imported fruits, such as gigantic grapes, logan berry, oranges, etc (all are really sweet!). They give you a complementary dish of seaweed salad in the beginning. I have tried many dishes here, but here are some of my all time faves (not sure what the english name is suppose to be since we order in chinese, but I'll try to describe it accurately): STEAMED WHOLE BLACK CODFISH: I have never had such delicious steam fish before. The meat is tender and juicy. The cod fish is meaty and you can definitely taste the fish oil/fat. It is steamed to perfection. Because the fish is quite oily by itself, the berries that are steamed with the fish provide a sour taste that balances well with the fatty-ness of the fish. Definitely need to come with a lot of people to order this because the fish is pretty big. STEAMED GARLIC PORK BELLY SLICES: What is great about this dish is that the pork is served warm. Other restaurants typically serve it cold, but serving it warm definitely makes a big difference. They serve it with a garlic soy sauce. The meat is tender and the fatty layers of the pork is well balanced with the meat layers and the sauce. TOFU with THOUSAND YEAR OLD EGG and SHREDDED DRIED PORK: This is a cold appetizer. Its a block of cut tofu topped with the shredded dried pork and some sort of soy sauce and surrounded with the thousand year old egg. It might not sound very good, but if you love tofu, thousand year old egg and/or shredded dried pork, this dish is DELICIOUS! RAW CLAMS MARINATED IN WINE, GARLIC AND CHILI: This dish is sort of like ceviche, but Chinese style. These are tiny clams, they are suppose to be tiny. Don't be in shock when you see them and thinking its a rip off, that's how the dish is suppose to be. The clams are always very fresh. Even though they are small, they are pretty meaty for its size. The clams are marinated whole, still in the shell. The marinate is amazing, definitely can taste the Chinese wine they used to marinate it. THREE CUP CHICKEN: A very traditional taiwanese dish. I like how they have a lot of basil in it. The chicken is juicy and tender, not overcooked and dried at other places. The sauce is very flavorful. DESSERT IS A MUST-TRY: GLUTENOUS RICE BALLS FILLED WITH BLACK SESAME FILLING IN A RICE WINE DESSERT SOUP! AMAZING. You have to order this ahead of time, it takes about 30 minutes to make because they roll those glutenous rice balls fresh! A small order gives about 6 bowls, a large order gives about 10 bowls. Definitely worth the wait if you forget to order it ahead of time. The soup in of itself is very fragrant from the rice wine and not very sweet, but is balanced well with the sweetness from the black sesame filling. Overall, delicious food. Its a bit pricey, but I think it is definitely worth it. There are not that many traditional Taiwanese places in the area. The ones that are around do not serve this type of Taiwanese food, those places serve more casual dining, such as noodles and dumplings. You can't compare this place to those typical Taiwanese noodle places (this place doesn't even have the traditional beef noodles!). This place specializes in seafood. (they even have a dinner menu for 10 people for $1200, all seafood!) I've even seen people ordering sweet shrimp sashimi, uni sashimi and whole lobster sashimi! The boss is very friendly. If you are not sure what to order, he'll always give some delicious recommendations! Parking: The lot in the back is small, might have to park on the street. Just don't park in the spaces reserved for the Japanese restaurant next door! read more

I'm quite surprised about the food here, it's actually pretty good. Came here w/ family friends for Thanksgiving dinner and since we had many kids, in the beginning we were busy feeding the kids and ordered cream of corn with chicken soup,the pork fried noodles, and Fried egg tofu w/ vegetables. Since I was starving, I start to stuff myself with their fried noodle before the real yummy dishes came out. Don't get me wrong, the fried noodle was pretty good. But all their dishes are very small, we had 8 adults and 6 kids, and we had to ordered double for each to be able to feed all of us. Here is some dishes that I really like for that night: - Broiled Squids with sweet and sour dressing, I recommend to dip this in mayonnaise instead of the sauce it came with. - Steamed whole black cod with Taiwanese tree seeds: omg..the fish was so fresh and so tender!! - Steam lobster: we had a 4.5 lbs and the price came out to be around $45 which is very decent for lobster and it was super fresh!!! - Trio (duck tongues, chicken and pork intestines) with sesame oil wine & Basil: this is really really good, it's a bit heavy so it's very good with white rice. I'm drooling as I write this review, b/c the food was really yummy!! It's a place that is good for group since you can order multiple dishes and share, and if you can, try to have the owner recommending dishes for you, he's very good. We had another waitress took order for us in the beginning, she wasn't sure if the food is enough, and we end up asking the owner to add additional dishes for us. Oh~ I can't wait to come back here again, and I'm so glad my family friend recommend this place to me, I'm hooked. read more

My family likes the food here and I want to support small businesses but one of the ladies here is extremely rude. Yelling at us to wait outside. This is the second time she's spoken rudely, as if the customers are a huge nuisance. Does she have mental issues? The other workers seem to her ignore her but she seems like a manager or owner. read more

FINALLY!! The heavens have heard my prayers on sending me an authentic Taiwanese restaurant! It's such shame what we call food these days, especially on chinese food. This place is so amazingly good and so accurate on what Taiwanese food should be. Yes, it's a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for! instead of those other cheap, greasy, non-authentic, full of msg chinese restaurants. This place DOES NOT use any msg, if that's important to you, because it is to me...... I swell up like a ballon when I eat foods with msg. You MUST get their snow fish (xue-yu)..... it is by far the best fish I have ever ate in LA so far. Everything else is really good as well, but the fish is what this place is most famous for. To all you non-chinese people (no pun intended), come here to eat and see what "real chinese" food tastes like. read more

When most people think of Taiwanese food, they think pork chop rice, oyster pancakes and stinky tofu. Although the name is confusing, this is an authentic Taiwanese restaurant that serves dishes that you will not find elsewhere. I am Taiwanese and have been coming to this restaurant for the last couple of years after they took it over from the previous owners ( previous restaurant served Chinese cuisine and not Taiwanese) Some of the dishes I enjoy there frequently are (names are exactly what the menu says) *Must Try* Steamed whole ling cod with Taiwanese tree seeds (the seeds which is the first time I've ever seen used in the US gives great flavor to the steam fish) Calamari & chicken with sesame oil & wine, also known as the "3 cup" type dishes Oyster fried with basil Mutton with green onions Beef with burdock root (also known as Gobo) Pork with bamboo shoots (fresh) A couple of dishes that are not on the menu are: sauteed dragon-whisker vegetable (my translation.. its a vegetable popular in Taiwan but not available in the markets) sesame oil 4 kinds ( the 4 kinds refers to pork kidney, sheep kidney, chicken testes and sheep testes) I do not recommend this dish to people who do not like innards, its an acquired taste. The prices are very reasonable. We ordered 8 dishes and an appetizer for 8 people and the bill was $16 per person. You should make reservations on the weekend if you have a big group as they tend to fill up pretty quickly. read more

Pros: /Their house tea is the best tea I've had in a Chinese/Taiwanese restaurant /restaurant is very clean /they are going for a more high end feel of a Taiwanese restaurant /some traditional Taiwanese dishes /easy parking in the back of the Restaurant ( however, they should put a sign on Live Oak that there is parking in the back). Cons: /pricing and white rice amount. I would give a large bowl of rice for the price of the dish vs a small bowl per person. /service - they were nice but need to be American waitress trained. Another word more attentive, come and ask us, instead of us asking for them all the time. Food: We only had one thing which is the 3 cup (meaning 3 wines) chicken and squid combined. It was good and felt clean. Overall 4 star for the tea and the cleanliness of restaurant. read more

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Not sure if anyone else agrees, but I'll be one of the first to request the restaurant to change it's name. If it wasn't for BF taking me here to meet up with his best friend and wifie...I probably would've not tried this place due to the name "Fusion." But the food is not what the name is trying to convey? Ambiance: typical Chinese/Taiwanese restaurant in Asia. Nothing fancy but a place to dine with a group or gather for a good catch up. Food: just the 4 of us & we ordered over 7+ large dishes?? But I'm not complaining! I love trying different dishes or even the whole menu. I wouldn't say I'm the best critic for Taiwanese food, but I'm familiar with most of the dishes through out my global experience around the world as a child. This place is pretty legit. If you're a Taiwanese and is craving for your food from your homeland then definitely give this place a try. I don't believe there's any that's better in the Chinese community. BTW, Taiwanese fast food such as fried pork chop rice or popcorn chicken should not be compared to this place. This place covers more authentic dishes that should remind many of family and wedding banquet type of dishes. For those who isn't familiar with what Taiwanese food is, then you should also give this place a chance. I always tell pple, don't judge but just eat it and critic a place based on your knowledge of food not by our inexperience or what others have to say. Eat with your heart & passion for food! read more

Who knew that a place called Cafe Fusion would serve authentic Taiwanese food. I came here with my family for dinner on a Saturday night. The restaurant is pretty busy, so if you're a person looking for good service, this is probably not your best bet. It's weird, some of the workers there make you feel at home and are prompt about serving you, but others were just flat out rude and didn't seem to want to help you. The food is pretty good though, so if you're okay with it, you'll be getting some good Taiwanese food. We ordered a bunch and just shared. Vegetables sauteed with peanuts: this was absolutely delicious. They used the salted peanuts, but the saltiness definitely did not overpower the dish. In fact, it was more flavorful than salty, which I think is a major plus. It was strangely addicting--and I was glad that it was a vegetable dish so I wouldn't fill myself up before the rest of the entrees arrived. Bamboo with mayonnaise: this is a typical dish you can get at Taiwanese restaurants. Basically, chopped up bamboo shoots with mayonnaise as a dip. If you've never had something like this, definitely give it a try! I'm not sure whether this was complementary or not, but I did see a bunch of tables get this. Three Cup Squid: when the waitresses were bringing the food and we were waiting in line, I asked my dad if we could order that. Very flavorful, and you can distinctly taste the squid, which was pretty fresh. The sauce is not too salty nor sweet, and it complements the dish perfectly. Crab with Shallots and Ginger: I feel like this is the typical way to cook crab in Chinese restaurants. Nevertheless, they do a really good job of it. While you can taste the freshness of the crab meat, there is also the sauce they use to sautee the dish, which is composed of ginger and shallots. The shallot pieces are really nice and soft, and are delicious with the sauce! Shrimp (I'm not sure how this was cooked): BUT, it was delicious as well. Not honey walnut shrimp, but more like a sauteed dish over lettuce/vegetables. This is also another pretty typical way to cook shrimp in Taiwanese restaurants, I think. It was similar to the crab dish (taste-wise), but I think on the lighter side. Still delicious though! Clams: kind of like the three cup squid (taste wise), but not as fresh :( I could taste the fishiness (if you will) of the clams, which isn't good. Out of all of the dishes I've had here, I would say skip the clams. After one or two, I didn't really want to eat anymore--the other dishes were definitely better. Dinner ends with a small fruit platter, consisting of oranges and grapes. I was sick, so I was glad they had the oranges! Pretty good Taiwanese food, but there is a slight wait when you come during popular dinner hours. read more

The best food! I love the Black Bean Fish and Walnut Shrimp. Egg fried rice is simple yet tasty. read more

This place is small and hidden. It's a hidden gem.. the food is great! The service is great. Been coming here a couple of times and it never disappoints. Food is fresh. read more

Recommendations: walnut shrimp I'm not sure why it's called "fusion" because the bulk of the menu seems to be Chinese/Taiwanese food. Regardless of the name, the food here is pretty good. I've liked everything I tried here. I really love the fatty pork dish, but like the name suggests, it's somewhat fattening. Well, there's a lot of gelatin in the dish which is supposed to be good for your bones and cartilage. Last time I went, I had the bamboo shoots appetizer with a honey mustard dip. We also ordered the walnut shrimp dish (we always order this everywhere), and a few other random dishes. You know, I can't really think of anything specific to recommend because everything is good. The only strange thing about this place is their tea pot, though very cute. seems to be rather small. I feel like we have to keep asking them to refill it at least 2-3 times per meal. Another thing is the way they set off their soups to the side and if you want a refill, you have to ask them. I guess they want to be more accommodating. but it's a bit inconvenient when the waiter is not around ("so, do we get up and go over there to refill the soup ourselves?"). Also, this is a Chinese restaurant, so um...accommodating?! Kind of a weird concept to me. read more

Food is decent. Most staffs only speak Chinese. I can't speak Chinese so ordering was tough. After going back and forth, we got our food. They should change their name though, cafe fusion makes you think of "fusion"!! This place definitely is not a fusion place. It's straight up Hard core Chinese! Regardless, it was good. Expect some ethic food, none of those Orange chicken joke. But black chicken/snail stuffs. Some veggies you have never seen before and some cold chicken. But bring your Chinese friends, may be you will get the best meal of your life. But again, I still can't get over the name of the restaurant! read more