Fusion Boba and sandwiches

Food is great; staff is friendly and knowledgeable.

Meh. Okay drinks, pricey. Service was also just okay.

Do not go if you want Pho. Google will say they serve pho, but they don't. They still give decent food. If you're looking for something to keep you going this is a decent place.

Me and my Daughter visit for the first time my co worker had mention that this place carry almond milk or coconut milk for the sensitive ingredient ppl like us.

Fusion Boba has amazing peruvian food and tasty drinks my favorite one is the the taro milk tea with boba and my favorite dish there is pollo a la brasa and pan con chicharon i highly recommend for anyone to come and check it

It’s a good place to go get boba. They have food there too. The spring rolls are good. Not a fan of the popcorn chicken tho, it looks like chicken nuggets.

I bought a pork butt Banh Mi sandwich, the baguette was heavy & hard (not crispy - hard as a rock) and the fatty pork-butt was rubbery/chewey instead of succulent and juicy. While I was ordering the service was good but when I reviewed later commenting on the quality of the sandwich instead of apologizing and/or offering a replacement or refund they began to condescendingly explain to me what a Banh Mi sandwich is. Yes, I worked at La Bou, I know what a baguette is supposed to feel like - it is a crispy bread (on the outside) but that doesn't mean it has to be hard and dry with no bounce or softness on the inside whatsoever. In my earlier review I mentioned the low quality sandwich made me sick due to the combined heaviness of the hard bread and fatty meat but because they were a mom'npop I didnt want to go into full detail which is that my partner who wears dentures literally couldn't bite into it because the bread was knocking his dentures out of his mouth. Unfortunately because their response was cold and disheartening I wanted to paint a picture of just how bad it really was. Not only did they mention they offer free meat samples for first timers which was redundant now after leaving (& was something they didn't tell me in-store) they didn't attempt to ameliorate the situation at all by offering a replacement sandwich or refund. All the owner did is they wished me a fine day after telling me that my experience was basically what having a Banh Mi is supposed to be like. Like, no, I've had many a Banh Mi at basically any restaurant that carries it because its actually one of my favorite sandwiches when done right and is of decent quality. Just seemed like they were trying to make excuses for low quality and I don't think bread & fat should knock your teeth out, tire your jaw, or make you sick.