Fusion Bowl

If you’re ever looking for a filling delicious dinner this is the place to be. The Kung Pao and Black pepper chicken my absolute favorite. A cut above Panda Express but more options and less expensive! Parking: Lots of parking in the lot but you may have to walk during busy times (4-8pm)

Very lovely customer service ever ❤️❤️

ENTIRE FAMILY/FRIENDS HAD FOOD POISONING after having a party catered from here. They made fun when it was stated that many at our event had been to the ER. NIT FUNNY! BEWARE!!

For what it is, it's good food, just seems a little over priced, $26(two 2 items & 2 sodas) for 2 people seems a bit much.

OMG! so much value for your money in the middle of Pasadena! we got the 3 item combo & it was more than enough for two (just look at the photo - only 10 bucks!) - you can see the pepper chicken on the left (looks a lot like orange chicken) & there is fried rice & steamed veggies (and shrimp) completely buried in there! because of the sheer volume of ppl coming thru this place & how much they give, the turnover of food is quick so we found the terriaki chicken to be excellent!

Not the best fast Chinese food we’ve had - but definitely not the worst. The potato chicken and orange chicken were good; the black pepper chicken wasn’t bad, either. I also tried the barbecued pork, which was decent. However, the chow mein and fried rice were bland and needed salt; I added soy sauce to mine, which helped a little - but the chow mein noodles just weren’t great tasting at all. Ended up throwing the noodles and rice away. Service is very prompt and while not overtly friendly (I think it’s mainly a cultural thing), it was efficient and fast. The gentleman ringing me up did say to have a happy Christmas, so that was nice - nicer than many other employees we interact with this time of year. The dining area is clean and plain - nothing fancy but nothing ghetto or gross. We got our food to go, so we didn’t stay and eat. Would we go back? Honestly, probably not. But would we tell people to avoid this or go elsewhere? No. I’d say just be wary of bland chow mein; stick with the fried rice and add that soy sauce. The prices were low - so no complaint there. I guess in this case, you get what you pay for. Quick and simple fast “Chinese” food. Wheelchair accessibility: It’s California - it’s accessible.