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

2025 09 22 18 35 09 Location: Asia (ft. Southern Korea)…read moreSuwane Detail: Be careful of smokers and drinkers Product: Bulgogi and the spicy noodles Setting: Next to Kids TaeKwonDo and Vapes Customers: Kiddos & Kiddos golf friend Objective: ? Success Rate: 79% Overall Rating: 5 Stars Reason: ? Service: Sat facing opposite of indoor vape golf kimchies drinking and yapping

I visited this BBQ restaurant for the first time, and it seems the place has recently changed…read moreownership or rebranded from Goem BBQ to K 109 BBQ. A friend who lives nearby and frequents the restaurant recommended it, and he knows the owner very well. Overall, I had a pleasant dinner with the Pork BBQ set for two and some Soju. The sauce and side dishes were average, not particularly standing out compared to top competitors in town. The price seemed high for the quantity of meat served. While the service and atmosphere were great, something was missing to give it the highest rating for meal quality. Update on 10/31/2024 We were served by new employees who joined this restaurant today and yesterday. While they were friendly and approachable, they may need more proactive service.

Came here with co-workers and we were pleased with everything. From the service to the food. We…read morewere sat fast and got the food going even faster. The meat portion sizes are big , bring your appetite. Good place for groups.

(Would absolutely return, but my jeans may never forgive me)…read moreThrill Korean Steak and BBQ - Buford, GA First impressions: We walked into Thrill expecting the usual KBBQ chaos -- screaming tabletop grills, flying lettuce, and that one friend who overcooks everything into charcoal briquettes. Instead we got... vibes? Like, actual nice vibes. The place is sleek, modern, and somehow smells like victory and garlic at the same time. Dangerous combination. Service: 10/10, no notes. We never had to wave anyone down for more banchan, which in KBBQ is basically a miracle on par with parting the Red Sea. Food: Oh honey. * Banchan game: Strong. The kimchi was doing backflips on my tongue, the potato salad was creamy crack, the fried rice cakes were so addictive I considered hiding them in my purse. * Meat quality: Top tier. The pork jowl (samgyeopsal) was so fatty and glorious I briefly considered proposing to it. The "Thrill Prime Ribeye" lives up to the hype -- marbled like a Renaissance painting and basically melts. We also tried the garlic soy marinated galbi and I'm still thinking about it during meetings. Rude. * One tiny gripe: The spicy pork bulgogi could've used another punch of heat. My husband (who thinks black pepper is "wild") loved it, but I wanted it to slap me a little harder. Value: Very solid for the quality. $50ish per person all-you-can-eat and we waddled out feeling like we robbed the place. Pro tip: Pace yourself or you'll hit the meat coma wall around round three and start making bad life choices (see: ordering dessert). Atmosphere: Clean, bright, great ventilation (my hair did not smell like a campfire, which is a first in the history of Korean BBQ). They've got K-pop or the tv playing but not at migraine volume, so you can actually hear your dining companions confess their sins between bites. Verdict: Thrill is dangerously good. Buford finally has a KBBQ spot that can hang with the Atlanta heavyweights, and it's somehow less than 10 minutes from the Mall of Georgia (perfect for post-shopping regret eating). Bring stretchy pants, an empty stomach, and friends who won't judge you when you hit the order your 4 round of meats or drinks. We're already plotting our return. My waistline is filing a formal complaint, but I'm ignoring it.

Now I have to say this, One particular day I came here I said why not, pay the extra $10 at $34.99…read morenow and just get the dinner. Every option is available to you so why not? Now it got to the point where I was able to access the beef ribs (shaved). If you're expecting real bone in beef ribs it doesn't work that way. The beef from the ribs are shaved and marinaded and I must say, that meat was so good. You didn't even need any of the sauces they give you. They were perfect just the way they are. I also unlocked the garlic butter shrimp. The shrimp is a nice size but I think you nearly have to be a pro to peel those. I had a little trouble peeling them because it seems as though the shells were stuck on the shrimp. However once I did, the shrimp was really good! If you're not a good eater or just going to eat 2 helpings, don't pay that extra price because you will be wasting money. Afterwards you won't be able to justify why you spent $42 with tip included on a meal. The day I went, if It was Ala carte, I probably would have spent close to $70 on everything I had. The woman cooked for me 5 times. I never go there unless I'm really hungry and craving it. Word to the wise.

This place is good - the meats are quality and the price is very fair…read more It appears to be owned and operated by a husband and wife, which I always think is precious and preferable when dining. I love when it feels like being invited into someone's home. I will say that it was very quiet, no ambiance music or anything. Which isn't a bad thing, but as there were no other patrons in the restaurant, it felt a little awkward. The service was quick and professional. We'll definitely be back

Amazing food, amazing value. Our group did the $19.99 AYCE which comes with self serve thin fatty…read morebeef brisket and pork belly. We tried the beef brisket, soy chicken, and spicy chicken. With the beef brisket and spicy chicken being the table favorites. The banchan was amazing too. We also got tteokbokki and corn cheese for $4 each, totally worth it. Will definitely be coming back. Also there's a cake bakery called Dear Butter inside near the self serve beef area. We got the ube cheesecake, strawberry cake, salted cake, and a cookie sandwich with chocolate in the middle. All of it was amazing.

The 19.99 AYCE special is great! You only get thin sliced pork ribs and beef brisket, but meat was…read moregood for the price. You can also add on other meat like LA galbi for additional cost per person if you'd like. You can also add sides like corn cheese and steamed egg, which are musts for my daughter when we eat kbbq. I'd come again for the price. It's obviously not high quality kbbq, so don't expect that. Service was pretty fast but it can get hectic quickly during peak hours.

We thought it was the same as 678 bbq, but no we are wrong. We went here because it was closer. But…read morewe will have to drive to 678 next time. It's just better. No tossed salad here like 678 which is my favorite. Service was pretty good. Combo B is like $180 vs $160 at 678. Didn't do a detailed comparison but it seems about the same. But no tossed salad was such a let down. They do have charcoal grill so that's a plus.

I like that the meats here have no smell. Server was helpful and polite. Service was fast…read more We were a group of 3 adults and one child. We ordered the combination for 2 people had plans to add on once we know we still have room. We ended up not ordering more as the 2 pax combination was just right. We left feeling satisfied and not uncomfortable like always after a meal at a Korean BBQ. Parking was plenty.

Everything was delicious, and the staff were so friendly and kind. I really enjoyed my experience…read morehere. Thank you for the amazing food and great service. I'll definitely be back to try more!

BHC Chicken!! Inside is clean, the food is hot and fresh and the prices are fair for Buford…read more (iykyk) The seating is quite limited and the entire menu is super cheesy. Service is quick and the food arrived out pretty quickly (within 15 minutes).

I ordered at the counter and then you sit and wait for the food. Came out in less than 20 minutes…read more It was a really big plate my spouse and I shared. It had a nice back room as well I guess for larger parties I will definitely be back. I believe my meal was $20. Not bad for two people

TLDR: Food 3.5/5, Atmosphere 3/5, Service 1/5. Would pick up food to go but would not choose…read moreto dine in again. During my short time in the Buford area, I've come to this place twice in the last two days. The food brought me back as well as proximity to our hotel, however if I were local, the service would drive me away. The type of staff that seems more, interested in hanging out and talking with each other than actually serving the customers. First day I was here. I got the bulgogi Omurice dish and it was tasty. I expected the omelette actually cover the entire portion of rice (top and bottom like an omelette which it didn't. Nevertheless, served piping hot in the stone dish and the flavors were good and not overpowering, and the portion was large. A decent value. The second day, after learning a lesson from the previous one, my wife and I split the Bulgogi fried rice dish (which she had gotten the day before.) Again, the flavors did not disappoint. The rub came when my cousin and I, who have two Independent families and who paid separately, were bulked together as one large group so that a mandatory service fee could be tacked on. When I asked, they said the computer made them charge the service fee. This is in addition to having the system prompt for a tip in addition. The ironic part is that we weren't even standing next to each other in line. Then if you are going to charge a service fee, we would expect to have some solid service that is pretty prompt. Small things such as being able to get water when and as soon as you sit down (perhaps they were busy?), as well as having the sufficient amount of silverware (perhaps they just miscounted?) and actually people smile when they're helping you (perhaps it was the end of the day and they were tired?). Lots of hypotheticals. Just a higher expectation of service, especially when being subject to this service fee. Nevertheless, the family enjoyed the food. We are in and out and about 45 minutes and I'm leaving town today so it doesn't really matter but if you're looking for great service, this isn't the place for you but if you just need a quick bite to pick up and take back to your home or hotel,, go for it.