Pacific Fusion

A great experience for me. Been in town myself awhile and always wanted to try and finally did. Ate in with a guest and I ordered general Taos, chicken teriyaki and some California rolls. Guest ordered shrimp lo mein. Chicken teriyaki came out sizzling which was unexpected and served with cooked onions and green peppers which was wonderful. General Taos chicken was light no crunch if that's what you prefer with broccoli garnish. Great dish as well tasted fresh not old and greasy. California rolls were the best part to me, wish I ordered some more to take home. Would be amazing if they could move to a more heavy traffic location. Feel like it's tucked away which is good in itself, but across the street from the dollar store doesn't do them justice. Maybe they could take the old pizza hut location. Great experience and lovely staff. Went an hour and a half before closing so it felt like a nice date if anyone wants to do the same. :)

Revisited this restaurant tonight for the first time in years — I completely forgot how delicious the food was from here! One of the very few Asian restaurants I will eat from around here. Everything was exquisite, from the food, to the service, the wait staff, and the cleanliness and elegance of the restaurant. We got pot stickers, egg rolls, fried rice and lo mein — all of my go-to’s. So yum! Pricing is very inexpensive as well. Like I said I forgot how great Pacific Fusion was… I will definitely be going back more often!

Recently been placing orders for delivery and food arrived 20 minutes later. Not possible to make fresh Japanese and other food items that quickly unless it has been previously prepared . Shrimp have not been cleaned. Shrimp with lobster sauce has been watery recently. Chicken has been fatty and other meats with chewy and grizzly bits.

The food was very rich and well seasoned. I defiantly recommend getting their sushi. The staff was friendly and attentive. I do want to warn anyone who comes here, almost everything was spicy to some level. My sister got Shrimp Mai Fun (not the Singapore which is spicy) and it had a lot of white pepper in it (I love white pepper, and it’s super easy to go overboard). My Generals Tso’s was spicier than most Asian food places I’ve been to. But I would get it again.