I was looking around the area and I saw this new restaurant show up. I was intrigued because you don't see a lot of Hmong food. I also have a Hmong boyfriend so automatically I had to go try it. There was plenty of parking in the front. The restaurant is a long stretched out building. You first order at the cashier. I got the Fried Pork Belly larb ($18.99), papaya salad ($9.99), and one egg roll ($1.50). They ask you how many peppers you want for the papaya salad. They can put max 20 peppers. I personally like some spicy but not a lot. I asked for one pepper but I should have asked for more. You can definitely tell it's a mom and pop shop. They have cute fake green leaves decor on the walls and a few coin machine for small prizes. They also had a little stand for people to write small notes on a card and pin in on the wall. The interior was clean and modern with lots of house plants and Hmong inspired paintings. There are lots of seats and tables. I sat down and waited for my order. They make the food fresh because I did had to wait about 10-15 mins for my food. They had more condiments on the tables and they had an employee walk around restocking all the napkins and such. I ordered to go so they called my number and I picked up at the counter. But there was a few parties that ordered after me and did dine in. I noticed they bring out your food if you eat there. Good customer service. They had a table for utensils and to go house sauce and egg roll sauce. The food was delicious. I never had larb flavor and it was rich in the herbs and seasoning. The meat comes with a side of sticky rice and salad. They were very generous about the sticky rice portion. The pork belly pairs very well with the house sauce because it's so spicy but savory. Papaya salad was delicious and refreshing. The egg roll was also very tasty with the sauce. The portions were so big that I had leftovers. The only down side of the restaurant is the location. It's right next to the train tracks so when a train passes by it's very loud. read more

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Overall rating: 4/5 Customer service: 4/5 Atmosphere: 4/5 Portions are a little smaller compared to other but, they do have the best papaya so far. read more

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I stopped in to satisfy a craving for papaya salad and was genuinely excited to try this place. Unfortunately, the experience fell short right from the start. There was no greeting or welcoming atmosphere upon arrival, which set the tone. I ordered the Hmong sausage and papaya salad. The sausage itself tasted good, but the portion was underwhelming for the price. For $15, it was essentially one sausage cut into small pieces, which made it feel like less than what it should have been. It came with a small side salad that had a nice dressing and a generous portion of sticky rice. The papaya salad, however, was the biggest letdown. The aroma was dominated by fermented fish, and the flavor didn't improve from there. It lacked balance and depth, with none of the expected sweet or tangy notes. It tasted flat, almost as if key ingredients like lime or fish sauce were missing. The only highlight was the pepper sauce. It had great spice and sour kick, and I ended up relying on it to add flavor to the papaya salad. Overall, the visit was disappointing. Between the food and the location being inconvenient from the freeway, it's not somewhere I'd return to. read more

Decided to check this spot out. Never tried Hmong food before. There was actually a good amount of seating and pretty busy for lunch time. Loved the kapoon and Hmong sausage with sticky rice. Definitely would get again. I also tried the pork belly and stick rice which I thought was okay. They don't skimp out on the portions! The pepper sauce is a must - extra flavor and a kick. Everything came out hot and fresh. Will definitely have to come back to try more! read more

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If you haven't tried Hmong food, you guys need to come here. It's a small mom and pop shop and they serve really good food. Pork Belly (comes with sticky rice and side salad) 5/5 - crispy and delicious with the rice. Ask for the pork belly dipping sauce! Boat noodles 4/5 - I wish the meat was more tender but the broth was really good. Nam Vam dessert 5/5 - the perfect dessert Papaya Salad 5/5 - Great flavors. Unique taste and smell. Try it spicy if you dare. So good! Service was fast and the workers were nice. I'll definitely come back especially for the pork belly! read more

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The place wasn't too busy when I stopped in to order to go. If you decide to dine in instead, the dining area is spacious. I went with the fried pork belly larb combo and the Hmong sausage as a side. The combo comes with sticky rice and house salad. The portions were generous and I was able to eat it for multiple meals. Both the pork belly and sausage were flavorful. There was a kick to the pork belly. Dipping the meats in the pepper sauce further enhanced the meal. I didn't really care for the salad, but at least I'm eating greens. read more

K Fusion Eats - Fried pork belly larb combo & Hmong sausage - Asian Fusion Near Me - Sacramento, California

Overrated. Not 4.5 like yelp says it is. It's pretty much a takeout spot with sit down. No service. Food was under-whelming. I don't even know why people line up for it... The the papaya was so bad and shrimp paste / tamarind heavy I stopped eating it after two bites. The ears were ok. No meat variety in the stir fry. Portion is too small for $18.99 price tag. I came here because my sister really wanted to try this place. read more

K Fusion Eats - Papaya premade sauce - Asian Fusion Near Me - Sacramento, California

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K Fusion is a new Hmong eatery in Sacramento & I had to check it out! The main entrance is a little confusing because it's door to the far right and a little unassuming with nothing but a "grand opening" sign above it. The secondary entrance right under the store sign (that looks like that main entrance) actually leads to the dining area and not straight to the register, lol. This is a spot where you order at the register first, then find a seat/table in the dining area. The film dining area was clean and organized. There were condiments at every table, and a station where you pour your own water + grab utensils and extra sauces. I ordered the fried pork belly that comes with sticky rice and a side salad to-go. The pork belly was good, equally crispy and tender. My fav part of the combo was the quality of the sticky rice. Wasn't a fan of having the side salad inside the same container as steaming hot food. read more

K Fusion Eats - Pepper - Asian Fusion Near Me - Sacramento, California

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They just opened and it's a small mom-and-pop spot specializing in Hmong fusion food. This is some of the best food I've had in a long time. We ordered the egg rolls, boat noodle, pork belly laab, chicken wing laab, and the pig & intestine stir fry, and not a single dish missed. EVERYTHING was a hit. That almost never happens. Everything is made to order and tastes incredibly fresh, yet it all came out within just a few minutes. It's a fast-casual setup where you order and pay first, then sit down. I loved that the entrées come with a huge side of sticky rice and salad--super satisfying and generous. They also have Hmong pepper sauce just out for you to grab, which is such a cool, unique touch and something I haven't seen elsewhere. My favorite dish was hands down the pork belly laab--perfectly crunchy without being too hard. Absolutely delicious when paired with the spicy and limey Hmong pepper dip. When we went, the place was empty. I really hope more people start showing up because this spot deserves the hype. One of the best restaurants I've been to in a while--easy recommend. read more

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So glad to have this place here so I can get my papaya fix and pork belly plate. The service was great and food was exactly what I wanted. Perfect when you are craving some quick Hmong food! I will definitely be back! read more

FOOD/DRINKS: - pork belly: great! It's cooked well and not too difficult to eat (I have sensitive teeth, so sometimes it's too hard for me to chew through at other places). I especially love that it comes with sticky rice and salad. It's a true meal! Most places will charge you extra for rice, so I really appreciate that that isn't the case here. - kapoon: would not get again. Hella oily and lacking coconut. Did not care for it at all..like I gave up eating it halfway through. They did give a good amount of noodles, but I just couldn't get past the broth. - nab vam: very sweet at first, but good after most of the ice melts. I think it would be better if they made the coconut milk less sweet though, because it's annoying to have to wait for the ice to melt. Aside from that, it's fairly average. - mango green tea with boba: also a little too sweet. I would appreciate the option to lower the sugar/sweetness level. I would still get it in the future though (mostly just because I love boba and can't help myself lol). SERVICE: friendly and quick. order at the counter and then seat yourself. Self-serve water, utensils, pepper sauce (I don't use it, but my bf does and really liked that he didn't have to make his own at home). They bring the food to you. Drinks were made quickly and food didn't take long. INTERIOR: I'm not sure if this building doesn't have a/c or what, but it was really hot when we came (in the winter). They turned on a fan eventually and that really helped, but yeah I hope they can figure something out because I feel like eating there during the summer would be miserably hot. If I were to knock off a star, it would be because of this.. Also, not many tables, I think maybe 10 at the most so might be better to take your food to-go. LOCATION: where Squeeze Inn used to be, on the end of the small strip of businesses. Didn't have any trouble finding close parking. Overall, I think the name is deceiving because I thought it would be Korean fusion lol. It's definitely not, but it is great food. Happy to have stumbled upon this place on Yelp and will definitely be back. read more

K Fusion Eats - Nab vam - Asian Fusion Near Me - Sacramento, California

I was very impressed for it being the first Hmong food restaurant in Sacramento! It's an order and sit down type of place but it's very clean and plenty of tables to sit down. We tried their boat noodle and steamed catfish and it was superb. The broth flavor was on point and the steamed catfish was very flavorful and paired very well with the sticky rice. We also had their tapioca dessert which had the perfect sweetness and very refreshing. Can't wait to go back and try thd rest of their food. Next menu item to try would definitely be their pork belly and kapoon! read more

K Fusion Eats - Steamed catfish with herbs. So delicious with the sticky rice! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Sacramento, California

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Excellent Steamed Catfish and Hmong Sausage! Such a variety of tastes of lemongrass, dill, spices, and others I'm sure I'm missing. Iced Thai Tea was smooth with a hint of lemongrass which is a good change from my usual Viet Iced coffee. Strawberry Lychee tea was refreshing. Ambiance is clean and straightforward which is a plus because the prices are reasonable for the masses. Love the to go cartons and bag, which makes it convenient to eat and go without asking for anything. Definitely a winner and nice addition to my Asian resto options, especially when wanting different flavors from my usual Viet stops. read more

All the food we ordered were not bad. Eggroll was decent, boba not bad at all actually, 3 color dessert drink a little bland and the pork belly larb was basically fried pork belly with larb powder, not bad but I would recommend the steamed catfish, that was the star dish. read more

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I got the eggrolls and pork belly and catfish. Steamed catfish reminded me of childhood home cooked meal. Eggrolls are ok, not much fillings and small for $1.50 each. Pork belly was good. read more

Lots of parking. Lots of indoor seating. Cute decor. Very typical of a local Asian spot. It's clean with convenient supples, which I love. Definitely puts the ambiance altogether. I hate having to go scrounging for utensils, napkins, more water, etc., so I also appreciate the ability to just get up and grab as needed. I also appreciate the cultural aspect of the Hmong picture frames and the soft Hmong music in the background. The staff is nice and welcoming. They greeted us right away and gave suggestions as needed. The menu is visable on the television as well as physical copy as well. You order and pay prior to sitting down, which, again, I like especially with a variety of people in the party so no need to split bills afterwards. The boat noodle was lighter than I anticipated, but still tasted decent. The papaya salad was ok. Not my fav, but definitely not the worse I've had. I'm still looking for my fav papaya spot since the video store shut down. The Nam Van was pricer than usual but definitely bigger in size than usual too, so no complaints there. The eggrolls are sold individually or in a dozen. Comes out hot and crispy. The sticky rice with the pork belly is hot and tasted freshly steamed! Idk how they do that, but I love it! The pork belly is definitely their star here! Five stars for the pork belly alone! The skin is crispy and the meat is perfectly tender. It's not over or undercooked like I've had it at other places. This is now my favorite Hmong pork belly spot ever! No need to go to Hmong New Year festivities for pork belly anymore. I've struck gold! Bonus: get the Hmong pepper to dip the pork belly in. I've also heard good things about their larb and Hmong sausage too, so I can't wait to try those next time. This was our first time here and won't be our last. read more

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Great new Hmong eatery! Nice, quick service! Egg rolls are fresh and crisp. The crispy pork belly was good balance of meat and crunchy skin! The pork belly laab was good too, although some pieces were a bit too dry. They give you a good portion of sticky rice with the meat. The Hmong sausage was nicely sliced, and has no strong spice or flavors like lemongrass- just straight sausage taste. The Nam Van dessert was a large cup full of sago, tapioca, and green jellies. It was a little on the sweeter side, and tasted like just like Vietnamese Che. Ample amount of seating, and good amount of parking! Simple, modern interior. Pay and order at the register, and seat yourself. Grab your own water, and utensils. Clean up after yourself when you leave. read more

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The restaurant had a really nice atmosphere. Pros: I liked that you order at the counter first. It made things simple and quick. The owner was also very kind and gave my daughter a free drink, which I appreciated. I ordered the kapoon noodle soup, and my husband had the pork belly larb. Both dishes tasted good. That said, I was a bit disappointed with the portion size of the kapoon. I'm not sure if that's the standard serving, but for $15 it felt smaller than expected. I understand prices have gone up, but compared to other restaurants, the portion didn't feel like a good value. Comparing my picture to other yelp post, my kapoon portion is way smaller. I hope this is something the owner can take into consideration. I will continue to support the business and hoping for improvements during my next visit. read more

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I actually came here when they had their soft opening in hopes to support the Hmong restaurant business. I am going to give it an honest review base on the food. As it was a soft opening, I can tell they did not fully finish with the decor. We ordered the kaopoon, pork belly, and angel wings. The kaopoon came out first and it was the most disappointing item. It literally tasted like it was a week old and they microwaved it to warm it up. The soup was literally luke warm on the outside and warm in the inside. I can still the kaopoon was old base on it's taste and the layer of oil on the top separating from the actual coconut base broth. The angel wings were a big disappointment. Because it was deep fried, it didnt have the taste of deliciousness. The stuffing inside was yellow and did not taste good. I really want this restaurant to improve and hopefully they change the angel wings to grill or oven and change the stuffing because it did not taste good. The pork belly was the only good tasting thing. It was deep fried and they served it in a small bowl. I was very disappointed that I literally only had 5 pieces of pork belly for the price that I paid. Overall I was very disappointed. I highly recommend them take this review as a learning opportunity to improve their food overall. I am willing to come back in a couple of months to see what have improve to update my review. I hate to give places bad reviews but they need to change if they want to be successful. read more

K Fusion Eats - Kaopoon - Asian Fusion Near Me - Sacramento, California

Absolutely outstanding food. Every dish was packed with bold, well-balanced flavor. The pork belly laab was the star--perfectly crispy with a tangy, spicy, savory punch that hit on every level. It comes with a generous portion of sticky rice and salad. The egg rolls were equally impressive: golden and crunchy, and definitely not skimping on the meat. A word of warning: the hmong pepper is no joke. It's seriously spicy, had my nose running and tears rolling. Overall, an excellent meal with big flavors and thoughtful execution. Easily a spot I'd come back to. read more

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Ambiance: small (maybe seats 50 people) yet inviting place; very clean and open Service: family-friendly, family-owned; attentive; quick service Food: huge portions, very flavorful. Tried the Fried Pork Belly Combo, Pork Belly Larb Combo (highly recommended though spicy), crispy wings, and Nam Vam. Definitely returning and inviting others. read more

Foods there been amazing. I've had 4 different dish there. All great dishes! Especially their steam fish. Tried sausage, fried pork belly, intestines stirfry, and of course their steam fish. Many more dishes to try. Service is very nice and informative. Ambiance is very minimal and modern. Nothing too flashy. In a location already know. Located in the old SqueezIn location with none of the old SqueenIn furniture and building setup. read more

We got the Hmong sausage rice plate, kapoon, strawberry milk tea and strawberry lychee tea. Good portions. Everything was delicious. Clean place. Today was the first day and it wasn't too busy. We got to spin the wheel and won some prizes. Can't wait to come back for some more food. Looking forward to some specials. read more

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We went to there soft opening (grand opening is Saturday 2/28/26). The service was great and ambience was good too. Food was good. My daughter sat there and finish all her Kapoon soup. We had the pork belly laab, eggrolls, kapoon and the exotic (pigs, ears, and intestine stirfry). We also order the Thai tea...it had drizzle chocolate on the side. That was my favorite. read more

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Went here on my lunch break and they were super fast. The food was SO GOOD and spicy, I loved it. Great portion sizes too. Will be back! read more

K Fusion Eats - Pork belly larb - Asian Fusion Near Me - Sacramento, California

Absolutely delicious... amazing service, and love relaxed environment. I will definitely be back. read more

K Fusion Eats - Taro milk tea - Asian Fusion Near Me - Sacramento, California

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Amazing customer service and lovely ladies behind the counter! I stopped by here for quick eats and im so happy I did! The food was delicious and the portions are great. Their crack sauce paired with the Hmong sausage is sooo good. read more

K Fusion Eats - Hmong sausage and their egg rolls - Asian Fusion Near Me - Sacramento, California

The food is very tasty and is as expected. We had the pork belly larb and the fire catfish. Both were at my spicy level and didn't disappoint. Finally a place thats not holding back on the spices. They can improve on introducing the dishes and decor. read more

Even though I had to get takeout because my baby fell asleep, the guy at K Fusion was so kind and brought my food outside for me. Really appreciated the great customer service and kindness. Thank you again! read more

So good to eat the pepper sauce is so good and addicting you'll be going back for more the Hmong sausage and sticky rice is my favorite

Food was amazing! We ordered the fried pork belly laab combo, papaya salad, egg rolls, catfish combo, and nam vam. I love my papaya dark and the papaya salad was delicious! The catfish....out of this world! Overall, we have found the spot to satisfy Hmong food cravings! read more

Ordered the Boat Noodle on a weekday at noon. Place was not crowded, but my order took a while to fill, probably 20 minutes. Not a huge issue, but if you're tight on time maybe order something over rice instead. The soup broth was amazing, full of meaty flavor. The toppings too were fantastic, especially the fried bits. The noodles however were a bit overcooked and broke apart quickly. I think they just mistimed when to start what, and given how tasty it was otherwise I may give it another go later. Service was polite, space was clean, would have preferred music over just the TV playing but it's not a deal breaker. read more

Staff is super friendly and sweet! Absolutely loved the pork belly! There was a lot of rice in comparison to the meat itself though (but I was really craving rice, so it wasn't a problem for me lol) I also got a matcha drink; it tasted more like milk rather than matcha. I was told in advanced it was accidentally made a little more sweeter than normal (though again, I like my drinks a little on the sweeter side ) They're still getting the hang of hours and what not, but overall would definitely come again! :-) read more

SO DAMN GOOD, HAD THE HMONG SAUSAGE PLATE AND HAD 2 of their chili awesome sauces, the service was great and the ambiance was so amazing!

I love this place! I don't have to travel far to get Hmong food anymore lmao! My buddy put me on with this place and the pepper omg bussin!