Asian Fusion & Bobaria

Ordered noodles and fried rice on doordash. Everything was great until I bit into a piece of stainless steel sponge left in my food! What if I cut myself or swallowed it? DO NOT GO HERE!

This place was super cute! The food & drinks were good. I had the yellow curry & a brown sugar coffee with boba.

We ordered take out from here with low expectations because we’ve never had their food and we are all sick. Man the pho was very generous in portion two large bowls eaten out of it, same with the tofu curry. The food was exactly what we needed. It was made fresh even an hour before close and tastes so flavorful and delicious. When we’re feeling better we will come try the drinks and sweets. Who would have known? Awesome place. Highly recommend.

The food here is really good. They offer a wide array of different Asian cuisine. The Thai food, Chinese dishes & pho are all really good. They’re fast too and the staff is really nice. You get a lot of food! Really cool interior design as well. Good for taking photos for the gram if that’s your thing

i loved this place; emphasis on loved. i was drinking this rlly yummy strawberry mango drink and i see smth huge and dark in the drink. turned out to be a rlly fat fly in my boba 💔 im grieving cus this was lwks my fav boba place but im too disgusted to return its also on the pricey side, if u want boba u can literally go to any cheap boba place yk? i spent like 10 bucks for one drink hello. but the aesthetic of this place is cutesies

This is unfortunately the 3rd time that I've ordered the strawberry green tea and had the drink be unconsumable bcz the strawberries used in the drink were off or rotten. The boba itself was good but the drink was a real letdown. I had to toss it and ended up wasting like $7.50 🙁

There is no option for zero stars, otherwise that would be my rating. I am a regular customer who visits at least once a week and spends a minimum of $50 each time. During our visit today, we ordered our food and waited at our table. We had just washed our hands when the food was brought out. At that moment, the server informed us that she had made a mistake while charging us. I understand that mistakes happen; however, when a cashier fails to charge correctly, that should not become the customer’s responsibility—especially after the food has already been served. I explained that the error was not our fault and that we would not be paying the additional $6. The server politely said okay and brought over management, which I had no issue with. Management repeated the same information and insisted on the additional charge. I again explained that the item should have been charged before the food was brought out and asked whether they were truly willing to lose a loyal customer over $6. I was told that they were fine with losing us as customers. At that point, with hungry children, I chose to pay simply so we could eat and leave. As a former restaurant owner, I can confidently say this is not how customers should be treated. I genuinely hope others think twice before spending their money here. Customers are what keep businesses open, and today made it clear how little this establishment values customer loyalty and satisfaction.