We enjoyed the sushi as always. This trip we got four rolls…read moreParty Girl: Always our favorite Kamikaze: God with a kick Fuji Mountain:not bad, but the crab salad kind of overwhelmed the rest. Rainbow: this was a pleasant surprise

Maybe it's a holiday weekend and not a lot of people here, but man their sushi rice was sooo hard,…read moreit was sticking up from the seaweed and severely under-mirin-ated. I don't think our standard for sushi rice is that high but it was so bad I would rate it lower than grocery store sushi. The thick salmon sashimi cuts were fine but the ones in rolls or on nigiri didn't seem very fresh. My oldest had stomache afterwards. We got the $30 salmon plate and it was a bit underwhelming. The gyoza was also very small for the price, but the kids liked it. The Cali crunch was fine, but the rice was still too dry even tho the kids were fine with the dry rice. They don't like the mirin anyway so it was fine for them.

Went here for lunch this week and it was pretty good! She said it is her favorite place and they…read morehad lots of seating and the service was quick. We both got tonkotsu ramen, but I feel like the pork was a little tough. Otherwise, good broth and noodles.

Was in town recently on a cold day so that called for Ramen. I had shoyu ramen which was excellent…read more The service was very prompt and I was in and out in no time. Would go back for sure.

The vibes are nice, the interior is inviting and the idea of having a lot of different Asian…read morecuisines seems like a positive. However, the quality of food here does not seem to justify the price point set at Ko Fusion. The menu reflects the fusion aspect of the restaurant. Ko Fusion offers an entire Japanese sushi menu, along with various stir fries, curries, ramen and even Korean BBQ on certain nights. From the multiple visits I have had here, I would not say that they stand at the top in any cuisine, the food is relatively average. First things first, paying over $20 for a single sushi roll is one of my least favorite dining experiences out there. With restaurants charging a little more for an all you can eat experience or even doing buy one get one deals, the sushi roll has to be really, really good to make it worth it. I did not feel that way here at Ko Fusion. In fact, I felt that Flaming Phoenix Roll was good at best and when I finished, I was still starving. I do think there is an effort to import quality ingredients and do a nice job with presentation, but I was definitely not satisfied. On my next visit, I wanted to order a dish as it would hopefully fill me up more. I ordered their Bul Go Kee and at $32 dollars, I was really was hoping it would be a standout dish. The food was alright, but again, could not justify the price point set for the dish. Not only that, I am looking back on the menu and realize that I never got the lettuce wrap portion of the meal. The beef itself had some decent flavor and was tender, so it at least wasn't a bad dish. I just was left feeling like I did not get my money's worth. Would I recommend this place for nicer occasions? I guess so. However, I would go so far to make this your go-to Japanese or Korean spot, places that specialize in those cuisines would likely give you a better bang for your buck.

Visiting for homecoming weekend and went to Ko Fusion for the nostalgia - we always loved Dollar…read moreSushi Sundays/Mondays. We really enjoyed the Big Roll - tastes just like we remembered from 2010! The newer location seems very nice - upscale ambiance with outdoor seating and validated parking lot next door. Service was quick and friendly.

I was surprised by how much I liked this place. This is by far the BEST value for ramen in CU with…read morevery generous portions. Despite how it looks on the outside there so so much seating.

Ordered the xo shrimp fried rice. Took a long time to get the order even though there wasn't anyone…read moreelse waiting for food. The fried rice was oily and flavorless.

This is your classic college experience restaurants with lots of carbs and calories per bowl. I got…read morethe bulgogi bowl which comes with a lot of bulgogi, sauce, veggies, and rice. I know this place is moreso a lunch place with its 11am-8:30pm hours, but I also think it could be really successful as a late night option for college students at UIUC!

When I was still a student here, I used to come here all the time for fast, quick lunch and it…read morenever disappointed. I'm so glad that they had the chicken Bulgogi option. This place is fast food casual and honestly, it does not disappoint especially on a budget. service is quick and attentive. I hope to come here again and relive my student days

Very good service, solid menu, good drink choices and a great Sunday brunch. Typically crowded, but…read moretables typically move pretty quickly.

Very spacious typical American tavern!…read more We tried more of the not typical American items and it was slightly a miss. I think if I came back I would definitely lean into the typical American stuff because that's probably what they do best (the fries looked really yummy on other people's plates) Shrimp and Scallop Ceviche - this was an appetizer specials that I really enjoyed and highly recommend. Every bite was refreshing! Korean Salmon - Salmon was cooked well and the crust was nice and crispy. Something was just off about the flavor -- the sauce was too salty. Surf and Turf Tacos - decent tacos, would consider getting again Overall in the pricer side but it is a nicer sit down restaurant in Champaign. Comes with free popcorn sampler at the beginning of the meal! The servers were every kind. They unfortunately cannot accept visa gift cards too

The food here is amazing!! I really like the Tonkatsu Shoyu ramen because the dish warms you up on…read morea cold day! I also ordered the Chicken Karaage for the first time here and it was pretty good! I would say though that the prices are a bit pricey but for the food it's worth it!!

Very disappointed with our experience. Our bill already included a 20% automatic gratuity, but our…read moreserver never mentioned this and instead prompted everyone at the table to sign and add an additional tip. We later realized we had effectively tipped twice. When we prompted the server of this, the server refused to reverse the extra gratuity. Whether intentional or not, the lack of transparency was misleading and left us feeling taken advantage of. Auto-gratuity should be clearly communicated before asking guests to add another tip. This experience left a very negative impression, and I hope the restaurant addresses this practice so it doesn't happen to other customers. Also, out of the entire menu they only had three ramen choices available. Everything was essentially sold out.