Fusion Food

A year and a half in San Antonio and after so many "no, not today" I finally gave in to trying Fusion Food for a necessary Sunday Brunch and YOWZA, what a scrumptious SURPRISE. You'd think that this is a smaller restaurant if you were just passing the plaza, but you'd be just as wrong as I was. This place is spacious and you could bring your entire khandaan and still find a place to sit comfortably. This was a S U N D A Y brunch and the price reflected that. At around $18 per person, there were a few vegetarian dishes and a LOT of meat dishes -- which means I actually got my money's worth. Nihari, Paya, Chicken Karahi, Chole, Halwa, Beef biryani were some of the name worthy ones. They also had puris & naan made to order. The meats were tender and I felt like I was sitting in a Dhaba fam style in Pakistan. It was just TOO GOOD. I also absolutely fell in love with the decor which included monuments of must see places in Pakistan. The women who were working were also quite pleasant and asked us a few times whether we needed anything. For newbies, I'd recommend calling in and asking what dishes are in their daily buffet (from 11-3pm). I hope to visit again when I'm craving a variety of dishes that taste like "ammi's cooking". Oooo, they also have a menu for hours outside of the buffet. I look forward to trying pizza next time InshaAllah.

This is a large place that would be good for groups. We got her close to open so it wasn't busy yet. They were setup for a weekend buffet which my group of 4 wasn't into so we asked to order off the menu.We ordered burgers and loaded fries. The loaded fries were awesome. It was like eating a pizza off fries. The burgers were good as well. Heavy on the pepper, not something i mind but worth mentioning. They had a great crust giving it a nice bite. We washed it down with some stellar tea.Downsides were the salad one of us ordered. Not so great. Also it took a while, a long while for the food to get to us. The service was minimal but polite. Would i come back if i was in the area? You bet!

It was our first time trying Fusion Food. We opted for the buffet because I haven't had the opportunity to try many Pakistani dishes, and we made the right choice. The rice was soft and fresh, and each dish was spiced nicely. The naan was fresh, and the chai was a delicious pairing with the rice pudding for dessert. We had excellent service. The owner came to check on us and was patient with my questions and very friendly. We will definitely be back!

I was in the area and stopped in for lunch based on the reviews. I really wanted to give 2 stars but....because I was expecting Indian food and this was, kinda sorta. So for my ignorance, I added a star. I chose the buffet option because for me, that's a good way to sample what the restaurant has to offer. Unfortunately, the filling in the samosas was mushy and nondescript. The butter chicken was tasty, but the other dishes were room temperature and (I think it was goat) was a little tough. The fresh Naan that was brought to my table was amazing!!

While cleaning out this week, I found a San Antonio unused gift card we bought from Costco and decided to use it.We thought to try @fusionfoodsa which was Pakistani/Indian restaurant in the Fredericksburg North plaza. They had a buffet for about $17. My husband and I did the buffet since we can eat some spicy food. We ordered Butter Chicken and Samosas for Dad for the non-spicy option. My husband and I both had the Mango Lassi. For the thumbs up, the food with the buffet was very good. Not sure what all the names of the dishes were. There was tendon that was very tender. Might have been goat. The Mango Delight dessert was yummy and Mohammed said it was ok for Dad to have some even though he didn't get the buffet. The thumbs down part is that they didn't end up having the Samosas which we found out 30 minutes later and the Butter Chicken came out as we were done eating. Mixed review really. Can't tell you if the chicken was good or not since we took it home.If it says anything about authenticity though, we were the only non-Pakistani/Indian patron there.

Try this place for a fusion. Burperiod took a long time to receive it and the place was kind of emperiod. A little on the chargbut decent flavor period the hostess was very friendly and there was a lot of seating.. I don't think burgers is one of their specialties. But I hear the buffet. Is good I may have to try that the next time.

Honestly I'm not sure what some of the negative reviews are on about. This has to be some of the best Pakistani food I've had in Texas! Everything about the food feels so authentic and comes out really fresh. Not pictured is the haleem and nihari that was also amazing! Anytime we crave Pakistani food or have family visiting we always bring them here and are never disappointed. 5/5 well deserved!

We stopped by here after 6 flags and cannot recommend it enough!! My husband tried the buffet which had a great variety but did not sacrifice quality. They had beef biryani, chicken boti, chili chicken and chicken fried rice. He especially loved the chicken karahi. My friend got the veggie pizza while I got the supreme, the portion size was huge, not greasy and had flavorful toppings. It was great to be able to have halal beef sausage among other meat toppings. The ambience was great, not noisy and a great place to relax after a tiring day. The customer service was the highlight, they're super kind, attentive and Faisal even let us try the Falooda shots with homemade ice creams! We got the mango, pistachio and rose and would come back just for that!

Customer service and food here is excellent. Definitely has the best traditional Pakistani dishes I've ever tried.My favorite would have to be their Nihari, deep bold flavors, savory, and delicious 10/10 must try!

Was in town for a wedding from NyC. Craved some Pakistani food. And I have to say this place blew restaurants in NYC out of the way.It was fast, tasty and the customer service was great