If you're considering going to Fusion Sushi in Ranchlands, what are you waiting for. We've been there 5 or 6 times and it's always been great. It's all you can eat and they have a great selection of dishes; not just sushi. The menu is slightly limited at lunch. No sashimi and fewer special rolls. Paying the extra money for dinner is well worth it in my opinion. Normally you'd think lower quality or small cuts of fish, but Fusion is as good as any sushi I've had in Calgary. Highly recommended. read more

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Food selection and taste improved the last time we visited. Service is always quick and on point.

ALLERGY ALERT. Completely ignored a serious allergy/disease that we had VERY CLEARLY written in the instructions on the order. Further we had written that this restaurant could cancel our entire order if they could not meet our special request (we understand that restaurants get busy or some requests can't be accommodated). They stayed silent, took our money and gave us the food. By a miracle our child is not in the hospital a week later. PLEASE AVOID IF YOU HAVE ANY FOOD SENSITIVITIES. read more

Food remains decent, so I can't say this is a complete pass. But the prices rose out of proportion with other restaurants. They really hiked the prices when they had the opportunity to hide the extent of the rise. Second problem that's only started recently is the portion size: everything's shrinking, and they are hesitant to bring further rounds, despite their "all you can eat" advertising. So, on two fronts, the value is much lower than we used to experience. People mention the service: Well, that's always a hit and miss proposition. But when we have to remind the servers about our second order, and then have them toss the dishes onto the table without looking in our general direction (or slowing down their walking pace as they do it), it's hard to miss their message: "You've had enough, get out!" And, believe me, for the huge price and the moderate food quality, we're happy to oblige them and stay away. read more

Food and Service were amazing. Bonus GF menu and loved the online ordering thru the iPad. Would recommend read more

Fusion Sushi - GF menu and food - Japanese Near Me - Calgary, Alberta

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Place was good, some sushi items from another place I have tried I do prefer more better at another spot. One thing I really got disappointed and on the website should show what times is for the lunch and dinner for all you can eat. I got charged for dinner menu where I had come in during the lunch menu. read more

Food is okay and the service is sub par. There seems to be only two people who enjoy working here. They're very easy to spot as they're the only ones who serve with a smile and are polite to customers. The other servers don't really care or are very rude and won't speak to you at all. I've gone in on a lunch and seen someone laying in the far back booth near the chefs laying down with their shoes off and taking a nap. Definitely one of the staff, so it was very weird to see. I come here for the AYCE because it's the only thing that makes the food worth the money. The rolls aren't particularly good and I steer away from the Thai food because both aren't ever consistently satisfactory. The sashimi and nigiri are the only things I eat here and they've been good every time I go. All in all not amazing but not awful. read more

If you are looking for something to fill your tommy :) this is a good place... Fusion sushi has so many options that it's hard to decide, but the good thing is you can get whatever you want with all you can eat. The menu is an iPad that helps your decision with so photos and divided by categories.. sushi, sushi roll, thay and so on... if you have question just select call a server.. So... I decided to get some sushi rolls and teriyaki, there were good but some one of them was really fishy and the rice was too wet.. but they were good.. nothing to complain. The thay food came with a medium size, so if you are not hungry ask for small size. If you have question again, just call the server they gonna help you. The service is good, they are friendly and nice people. They are really helpful. Overall the place is good and it's not expensive and it's always busy. I hope you guys like :) read more

ayce tapas type ordering using an ipad is simple and quick. this is a very nice method of service. the food is decent but i'm not a sushi person so can't vouch for any of those items, though many other tables i can see freely ordering sushi dishes. most times i've been here, usually late lunch, the place is fairly busy. service is quick and efficient. i've tried one of their other locations but find this location to have better service and food. read more

ETA. My family keeps returning to Fusion for a few reasons. My oldest would eat fried rice all day long. My daughter loves to try new sushi and even tho it's on the small size, it's still pretty decent sushi. Even my friends who don't enjoy sushi have a great meal here as they have so many options. My family loves ordering from the iPad and we get to try different things every time we go. The food is not bad. The floor is disgusting and sticky. I could see the film on the floor immediately. The bathroom is not very clean either. A little vinegar would help all the hard water stains on their counters. The fish is a bit small and unimpressive. I enjoyed all the options they have for the all you can eat lunch. They give you an iPad to place your order. You can Order as much as you like and place another order whenever you want. There is a huge variety of options. From udon, tempura and sushi to rolls, fried rice and desserts like ice cream and deep fried milk. There is no sashimi tho. I ordered chicken wings. They were over cooked and mostly bone. I ordered the egg sushi and salmon sushi on my second order and never received them. I told them explicitly NO teriyaki sauce and my shrimp skewers came drenched in sauce and I could not eat them. The sushi is small and really underwhelming. But the price isn't bad for lunch. I paid less than 25$ for two drinks and all you can eat lunch for myself and my son. My 4 y/o son was my lunch date and they didn't charge me for him. All he ate was cucumbers and edamame beans anyway. I will go back with friends again. However, it is definitely not the best sushi but with a group of friends it would be an affordable lunch. read more

Waitress were so nice, food was ok. The first plate of salmon was not that fresh, but the next two plates were so good.

Meh. The concept is good: all you can eat...basically you sit at a table and fill out a paper form when you want more food for the table. The waitstaff rush by and grab the paper and then bring the food. The cost is set; there is a 90-min cap to the "all you can eat." However, what really happens is you wait outside for a very long time because for some reason the restaurant is really popular. Once seated you write down what you want and the ticket gets picked up. The first round of food is fairly quick. There is nothing really unique on the menu; it's rather generic. We struggled to find the "Thai" aspect; maybe their definition of Thai is different from ours. It's really a sushi/Japanese place. The achieved stars are for the freshness of the fish. The sashimi was butter soft. The rice dishes were meh and anything with chicken/beef was drowned in super sweet sauce... also meh and kinda gross. Portions are really tiny and this is where the hitch in the process begins. After the first round of food, it is nearly impossible to get anyone's attention: for water, beer, pickup of a new order sheet, the bill, etc. We sat for 45-minutes after the first round of food and got plenty of "be there in a second" call outs but no actual attention. After the second round of food we could get no one's attention. The people at the table next to us said, "don't even try." They had exceeded the 90-minute cap and barely ate any food; they had a "$29 piece of sushi" on the table because they'd mis-understood the ordering process. We had difficulty getting someone's attention for the bill once our 90-minute limit had passed. I guess the catch is you need to order TONS and TONS of food on the first round with the expectation that the servers will never come back. BLANKET ORDER EVERYTHING. The thing that pissed me off the most is that the entire meal cost $66 for two people and we barely ate any food; it's a complete rip off. I've eaten in other sushi places around Crowfoot where the quality of food is better, the quantities don't leave you hungry, and the price is reasonable. Honestly, I can't fathom why this place is so popular. I miss the restaurant that used to be there: Aioli. And, to add insult to injury, the new restaurant moved in without changing the decor -- so it basically looks like Aioli (motivational statements and all)... but with crappy service/food. We won't be back. read more

Fusion Sushi - Super fresh fish... but order lots to start because you'll never see your waiter/waitress again. - Japanese Near Me - Calgary, Alberta

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One of the better AYCE sushi joins in the NW area and they have other options for your homie that has a 12year olds taste buds. Keep in mind they are still a business and they have profit margins to meet. the food and service is always mediocre at best. But hey at least you can leave here with a full belly. This is the go to sushi place if you're looking for a 2-3/5 sushi experience read more

Poor execution of the sushi, too much cucumber in everything, lacks the authenticity of a Japanese restaurant.

We are visiting Calgary/Banff and decided to look for an all you can eat sushi spot. We live in Miami and NY (and have lived in Los Angels) which has wonderful sushi places with all you can eat options. So, we can be picky. When I looked at the reviews for the area, I was very discouraged. Most were in orange. Finally, we decided to go with Fusion Sushi Ranchland because out of all it had the best reviews but still much lower than we'd normally consider. But, we were wonderfully surprised. Let me say that this place is under appreciated. We have actually eaten here 3 times in the past 10 days. The selection is large and varied and the quality is very good for AYCE. Granted, it's hard to compare AYCE to a traditional sushi restaurant as you usually lose a little quality but this place really holds its own. Highlights: sushi tempura is outstanding, hand rolls - they toast the paper in the traditional way, sushi rice is often served warm, the roll selection was diverse and the presentation was very well done. On top of all that, the location is clean, service attentive and parking was free and plenty. I highly recommend this restaurant! read more

Fusion Sushi - Dinner roll options! - Japanese Near Me - Calgary, Alberta

Bones are us. Went to fusion sushi and ate all I could eat. My salmon sashimi had bones in it. It's $28.95 per person. Avoid a lot of rice to get your monies worth. Don't fill up on appies. Even after telling them that the spicy salmin rolls, and sashimi had bones(showed them proof). All we got was a blank look and "oh..sorry." Sorry, I won't be back. read more

Terrible service. Ordered on the reg menu didn't want the all you can eat. Waited over an hour for 5 items. Won't be back. No one approached us to even refill our drinks. We asked several times just got told it's coming. Then some excuse the system lost it. Less then 1 star for service. Food was ok. read more

My favourite Fusion Sushi location so far (I have also tried out the Mcknight and downtown locations). I have been here twice for all-you-can-eat dinner on weekdays. I have to say the food first time was very good and way better than the second time. For both times, there is a good selection of sushi and cooked items. Salmon sashimi is usually fresh. Tuna sashimi had a very bland taste the second time and did not taste fresh. Beef short ribs and tempura are pretty delicious. Mango pudding and green tea ice-cream are great to finish off the meal. read more

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Got fusion sushi for the family off skip the dishes, I ordered VEGETABLE udon noodles that had chunks of meat in it and a paper towel. It was disgusting. read more

Fusion Sushi - Japanese Near Me - Calgary, Alberta

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Small place, menu is an IPad, that is cool, the order goes directly to the food prep & kitchen, what took restaurants so long to adopt that technology, how often do you try to get the attention of a Server and when you do, they seem to take exception to the fact you look frustrated. Food is fine, the choices could be greater, portions small, we only had the "all you can eat" Ok don't intimidated me before I started ordering,.... Overall it's fine! Ok value for foodies read more

I really struggled writing this review as my mother always said "If you can't say anything good don't say anything at all.". But what good is it to give only positive reviews? When I saw that Fusion Sushi and Thai had opened my immediate thought was "Japanese and Thai fusion"? Japanese and Thai food are quite different from each other so I was unsure what to expect. My curiosity finally got the better of me so I checked them out earlier this week. We were quickly seated and given our menus. I don't usually go to AYCE so the menu needed a bit of explaining. Outside of drinks everything on the menu is covered under the AYCE price ($27). Just write it on the pad what you want and they bring it. We started with some green curry chicken, basil beef and a shrimp dish (I forget the name) from the Thai side. From the Japanese side we got some rolls, sushi, grilled mackerel and sashimi. Everything came out quickly as they weren't too busy. I don't know if I'm totally spoiled by really good sushi and Thai food but wow was this stuff bland. The curry barely had any curry taste and was just spicy hot. The other dishes were very, well, meh. Just so bland. The sushi was small and didn't seem all that fresh. Even the spicy tuna rolls were bland. Amazingly enough the wasabi was bland! How can wasabi be bland? Service was ok when bringing the food but our table soon became cluttered and we used the side table for our empty dishes. Not overly friendly. Never asked how our meal was. Fusion restaurants always interest me as I like non-traditional takes on traditional dishes. I am kind of baffled as to what exactly is "fusion" on their menu. They try to do a lot of things but do none of them well. I really don't recommend this place at all! Honestly, unless they improve the quality of their food drastically I doubt this place will still be open by the time summer rolls around. read more

Wow! What a great find in Fusion Sushi! The AYCE is fantastic! The restaurant just opened this week and is offering a 10% Grand Opening Special until March 15. You can order practically anything in the menu by filling out a list. Exception is beverages. Keep ordering till you can't eat anymore! All the food was cooked fresh; the sashimi and sushi was so fresh. The sushi rice is not dry at all like some places I've eaten. Moist and thin layer of sushi rice for their delicious rolls. The rolls are packed with loads of more of the food than the rice which is so refreshing! Interesting dishes like Grilled Mackerel, Spicy Salmon Pizza (like the crunch factor), prawn and broccoli tempura (freshly done and piping hot), Beef roll with Enoki Mushrooms. The salmon and tuna sashimi were sliced quite thickly and were very fresh. AYCE Price List: Lunch 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mon to Thu. Adult $16.95 Senior $13.95. Child (6-10 yrs). $9.95 Fri-Sun & Hols Adult $17.95. Senior $14.95. Child (6-10 yrs). $10.95 Dinner 3:30p.m. to 10 p.m. Mon to Thu. Adult $26.95 Senior $21.95. Child (6-10 yrs). $13.95 Fri-Sun & Hols Adult $27.95. Senior $22.95. Child (6-10 yrs). $14.95 Children ages 3 to 5 yrs $5.95 / Kids under 3 years old Free. Wait service was very attentive. At the end, we could even get ice cream - there are 4 flavors - green tea, vanilla, strawberry and mango. When can I go again?? SOON. read more

The sushi was good for an all you can eat lunch special. The cones were quite yummy. They also have gluten free soy sauce which was nice (for the fad dieters or celiac sushi lovers). Down side that ruined the whole lunch? HORRIBLE SERVICE. The waitresses could rarely be bothered to come around. We watched as one particular waitress only helped one table who she was obviously involved with because her hands were all over one male patrons. Our server in particular, (named Ada) gave horrible service. She avoided our table, wouldn't make eye contact or notice our frantic waving. Every time we wanted to order more she was no where to be found for 10 to 15 minutes at a time. We had to resort to calling out to other servers or at one point shout in her direction for service. Sushi = good Service = needs serious improvement read more

Yes I know...five stars? Really? Yes! First off, I'm not too sure what the "1 star" people are expecting. You live in landlocked Alberta so no, the fish won't have been caught this morning, but speaking as someone who grew up on the coast, the sushi here is way better than other places I've visited (I'm looking at you Sushi Boat). When you walk in the restaurant doesn't smell "fishy" and the sashimi texture is really quite good! Plus, in comparison to other 'all you can eat' places, the quality is way more consistent and the presentation is far superior. The staff here is very friendly and I love the never ending green tea! Also, while it may not be a concern for some people, they have a ton of vegetarian options beyond the basic avacado roll. Anyway, this place is great. Yummy food, lots of variety, and friendly staff! read more

Walk in at 915 only to be told the kitchen is closed. Then why advertise your opening hours till 10pm. Maybe you should clarify this openly on your website. read more

Food quality was good, it just didn't have the flavour I was looking for. We ordered through skip the dishes and chose this restaurant because it was the only restaurant with Thai food that delivered to our area. Maybe thai food isn't their specially, the red curry chicken was too bland for my tastes. Maybe had we ordered in restaurant we could have asked for more spice. I'll be trying somewhere else for my thai food next time read more

When you think of all-you-can-eat sushi restaurants, two things come to mind; the food is usually mediocre (which makes sense, it's all-you-can-eat) and the decor is usually run down and old. Fusion Sushi was NEITHER of these things! The service was pretty good (it was very busy, as we went during the grand opening, so the servers were a bit slow on beverage refills, but as soon as we asked they were quick and helpful), the decor is new and updated, though a bit boring. But the food was everyone's favourite - it was the BEST all-you-can-eat sushi I've ever eaten, and the three friends I brought with me all felt the same way. The sashimi was *almost* as good as places that are two or three times the price. In short, if you like eating a lot of sushi this is the place for you. We will definitely be going back, as the food you get for the price is just awesome! read more

Great quality sushi, I found it insanely busy which is expected at an all you can eat restaurant. Staff must've been very busy with everyone but handled things very well. I would recommend this place to anyone! read more

Probably my new place to eat Japanese food. Food portions are good and well prepared, space is accommodating, people are friendly and the price is just right! We will be back with friends. read more

Fusion Sushi - Japanese Near Me - Calgary, Alberta

2nd time coming here for lunch all you can eat. Most of the stuff they serve is pretty good. Except for the red and green Thai curry. It was very bland. However I will come back again and try other stuff in the menu. They do have more variety than other all you can eat places which is nice. read more

Great sushi at a very good price for AYCE sushi. There is a bunch of these places around Calgary and even went to one in medicine had and it was excellent. read more

So impressed with this Fusion Sushi. Everything we ordered was freshly made and delicious. Portions are perfect and if you want more, just order it easily through their handy iPad. read more

This is a all you can eat Japanese and Thai restaurant. They have very efficient way of ordering. You use Ipad so you don't have to track down your server. Only problem I had was that food didn't have much flavor. Maybe this is a great place for people with big appetite who wants quantity?! read more

Very disappointed with the sushi we had on News Years Eve. The sashimi was not fresh and the other sushi items ordered were not good. I let the waitress know about our dissatisfaction with the food and she said she would let the kitchen know, but unfortunately from our observations, she failed to let anyone know. The restaurant was not busy at the time so this could not be used as an excuse for the poor food quality and subpar service. This was definitely the worst sushi I have ever had. On a special occasion such as New Year's Eve, I expected the quality to be good, but I was mistaken. The restaurant should have someone responsible for quality control, but that was obviously not the case. Although this restaurant is close to our house, this bad experience has turned me off of this restaurant and we will not be coming back to this location. read more

The food is alright, but the California rolls come with an overpowering amount of cucumber which kills the flavour entirely. The teriyaki chicken is rather nice, with the teriyaki beef lacking flavour and seasoning. Overall the atmosphere is good and the staff is friendly. It's not for everyone. read more

Fusion Sushi - This is the California roll. - Japanese Near Me - Calgary, Alberta

Fresh, affordable, delicious. The ika nigiri is always perfect, and one of the main reasons that this Fusion is superior to the other two locations in Calgary, who don't offer ika on the all-you-can-eat menu. I have only two complaints: I wish seaweed salad was offered on the lunch menu, and I found the vanilla ice cream to be a little on the bland side. Otherwise, always a good experience. read more

Had a great lunch here yesterday with 2 adults and a 5 yo. Great selection and the ordering system on the iPads was great. Everything we ordered was delicious including edamame, tomago, yam rolls, beef roll, udon, tuna nigiri, dynamite roll. Lots of selection and all you can eat for $17.95 lunch. Kids was $6.95 which was a great deal. He costs me $15 at other sushi places. read more

An AYCE restaurant that I'm glad I found considering it's the best one I've been to so far. It's also the only place I've been to that fills up almost completely during lunch, even during the weekday. That being said, either go earlier or a bit later, not during rush hour if you don't want to wait for a table. The parking lot isn't very big either so it may take some time to find a spot. Their interactive iPad menu is very convenient and efficient as your order will go straight to the kitchen without ever having to flag down a server. The selection is pretty good though not very extensive. We always order a bit of everything and nothing has disappointed us so far. The food is quite fresh, presentation is good, and portion sizes are decent (the menu tells you how many pieces per order) so we always leave very full. I like that they offer a few specialty rolls too, which you don't get at most other AYCE places. They did forget a few of our nigiri sushi one time and the waiters sometimes leave food sitting at the counter for quite some time before bringing them to the customer's table. For $17.95 per adult, it's the most expensive place I've been to so far. However, I'll definitely be returning again and would recommend to anyone looking for a decent AYCE sushi restaurant! read more

First, the definition "Fusion" can be misinterpreted as fusion between two different ethnic ingredients mixed together to create some palatable dishes. However, in the case of Fusion Sushi - Ranchlands (owned and operated by Thai), only means two different ethnic dishes and by no means both Japanese and Thai ingredients are actually "mixed" or of "fusion varieties" If you are going there with the former, you will be very very disappointed and highly DO NOT recommend. If you are still thinking of Thai or Japanese foods as a separate dishes, please read on... This was my first time going to this restaurant, with both me and 3 of my friends went for a lunch, all you can eat, when we went in, the place was about half filled, a waitress (Michelle) greeted us and we sat in the booth and ordered the following with review rating: 1 = Horrible, 2 = Bad, 3 = Fair, 4 = Good, 5 = Very Good, 6 = Perfect: 1) We ordered Green tea (which was not technically green tea, when I looked at it carefully it was actually a lukewarm water, I then asked one of the waiter and told him about it and couple minutes later, he gave us, not green tea but a "Genmai-cha", which isn't a green tea). The genmai-cha taste was very saturated, mostly attributed to it being sitting in the pot for many hours, without replacing with the new one. My speculation perhaps is that staff did not understand what "green tea" means and so I did not bother since they do not serve green tea in the Thai culture. Although they still charged us for the teas and did not apologise. Rating: 1 2) Tempura (yam) - only contained 2 pieces Rating: 2. Taste on the "koromo" (tempura batter) is soggy and greasy, my first impression was that they did not change the cooking oil as often,definitely was not fresh, moreover the yam itself was still not fully cooked. Could not believe contained only 2 pieces of thinly sliced yam. 3) Spring roll - only contained 2 pieces Rating: 2. Too greasy to our tastes, maybe good for others, but we certainly did not find spring roll to be that good and also it did not contain much meat inside, felt like I was eating a crust. 4) Avocado Roll (4 pieces) Review: 3. The rice was little bit soggy, but fair for all you can eat lunch, the avocado was not that fresh as the flesh turned brown on certain section (Minor part). The amount of rice vinegar is also fair. Although traditionally in Japan, they put more rice vinegar to make rice taste a bit more sour which complements well with raw fish, except octopus. 5) Nigiri sushi (6 pieces) Review: 1. The reason why I put down 1 is because the the rice was still warm !!! Big offence to a Japanese cuisine. Also it hardly had any rice vinegar mixed in it. Very plain and mackerel fish was not fresh and little bit warm as it was sitting on top of the warm rice, partially cooking it. I could not believe it, hence the rating of 1. 6) Pad Thai (half serving size) Review: 2. The reason why I would come to a Thai restaurant, without a doubt is to try the Pad Thai and I always do every time I visit Thai restaurant. However, pad thai was not good at all, hardly could taste the fish sauce nor tamarind. My impression on the sauce was eating a Heinz tomato ketchup diluted it with water and added some peanuts, sugar and salt. Also No Cilantro was added. I guess this is what you get for all you can eat lunch, definitely not traditional and authentic by any means. to add insult to the injury, the serving portion would not even be good enough for 1 adult. I would be ok for an authentic pad thai with little portion, but it would not be acceptable when they can not deliver either I was going to review their customer service, but at this point, it is irrelevant. So Fusion - Sushi (Ranchland) in a nutshell is for those who just go there and fill up the stomach as much as you can before reaching 90 mins (all you can eat time limit) and do NOT bother with the food quality or authenticity of the cuisines. My sincere recommendation to those who may be thinking about this place for a lunch, is to try restaurant that only specialises in ONE cuisine, whether it be a Japanese or Thai. read more

Don't go there with 2 people or they won't sit you. Tried to go with my daughter and they kept passing us over for tables of 4. That's not ok...looks like we'll have to find a new place that has some customer service. read more