K Fusion Eats

Linda Lee a month ago

Very cute mom and pop store tucked in the corner of the plaza! The perfect comfort food on any given day! Big seating area, spacious, clean, nice workers, the owner is very sweet! She is busy but will come out to say hi and make sure you’re enjoying the food when she gets a chance! My favorite dishes are their crispy pork belly, papaya salad, boat noodles, and naab vaam! Can’t wait to come back! Highly recommend, fast and great service!

Amie Lee 3 months ago

Tried a new Hmong food place with my husband. The workers were very nice and the place was super clean. The papaya salad was good, but the boat noodles were so bland with no flavor, and the pork belly combo was disappointing — undercooked and mostly fat.

Ssiong 4 months ago

4 stars due to portions. Little pricy for the amount bought. Service was good, atmosphere was good. They do have the BEST PAPAYA THERE.

Paoweezys Vlogs 6 months ago

Tried this spot seeing it on tiktok. Its a new spot so I was skeptical. Especially it being a hmong/thai fusion spot. Usually hmong food spots feel like spots that prepare their foods ahead of time and it usually taste like its been made a while ago but not this place. I ordered the pork belly laab and eggrolls. Im very particular about my eggrolls because I like them more of a hmong style with bean thread noodles and minced pork. These were really good and made with perfect crispness. And I love that you can just order as many as you want ($1.50 per eggroll). I destroyed them eggrolls lol. 9/10 for the eggrolls. The pork belly laab was what caught me off guard. Ive had pork belly laab from other places before but this place made it perfect. I cant eat spicy food so this came mild with a little kick. But im not complaining. The laab was perfect with perfect sourness that isnt over powering and pork belly with perfect crispness. Also the salad that came with the pork belly laab was surprisingly good also. 9/10 for the pork laab. Also ordered an naam vam and it was also really good. 8/10 for the naam vam. Also forgot to mention that i was given a pepper dip with a sweet eggroll type

J M. Edited 7 months ago

The portions are small for the price but the food was flavorful and delicious. Freshly prepared. We ordered steamed catfish, fried catfish and papaya salad. They had old school hmong songs playing which was nice. The seating was too close together. It was crowded and we were sort of stuck at our table until other patrons moved. Other than that, we'll definitely be coming back.