Fuchai Fusion Korean Restaurant down town Miami

I went with friends and I will NEVER come back to this restaurant.
The food was good and when we received the check 18% tips was already included, fine.
BUT when you pay on the machine, the details are not displayed and they ask you casually again for a minimum tips of 18%.
As we split the check, I didn’t really know how much I had to pay and as I saw this high percentage, I thought maybe the tips was finally not included BUT I did the calculation, they took me almost 40% tips as the second tips is calculated with the first tips added. WHAT A SCAM. IT IS NOT WORTH IT.
Took 40% of tips is clearly not respecting your customers !

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 1

We’ve been passing the restaurant and decided try it. I was expecting so much. This was my first mistake. My husband and, I were so disappointed. He ordered the Spicy Pork Kimchi Jjigae. Spicy it was not. Not at all.The seasoning or should I say lack of it was clearly not present. Bring your own! I ordered the Steamed Dumplings. They were full of water. So sad.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 2

Nasty chicken soup I ever had

Serving in broken bowl it’s totally unprofessional

Food: 1

Service: 1

This is a restaurant worth stopping by when you crave Korean food. This is a restaurant where the owner has a good heart.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Good place to eat but a bit expensive. No side dish was given as any other traditional Korean restaurant.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Good place to eat but a bit expensive. No side dish was given as any other traditional Korean restaurant.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Excellent food and unbeatable attention, it was worth it, thank you very much ?

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Party of 4 for lunch. All the food we ordered was delicious. Atmosphere was very cute. Parking near by. Definitely adding to my list of favorites and look forward to coming back.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Delicious.

This place is amazing.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Bulgogi, Dolsot Bibimbap

My daughter likes <jjajang myun> and < kimchi jjigae> tasted the same as what I ate in korea~ Thank you make my day. everything is perfect employee is veryvery kind too

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Wait staff were nice and allowed us to change our reservation. The Korean cook was very friendly. There's only one bathroom (it requires a key from the cashier) and it was big, clean, well-stocked, and adequately lit. The restaurant was empty except for us, likely due to it being a Tuesday early evening in the summer.

Although the restaurant was air-conditioned, it smelled like mold. The staff said there could be nothing done about it because the store next door was being renovated. We sat down for food anyway because we loved Korean food and the restaurant was still better than most in Miami.

The vegan Japchae ($20.26, with an optional fried egg for an additional $2) consisted of store-bought sweet potato glass noodles and vegetables sauteed in roasted sesame oil. It was incredible, and I couldn't tell if it had MSG or not. Regardless, it was delicious.

The house-made pork dumplings ($13.75 for 6) are also available fried, but I chose them steamed. They were delicious and juicy, and larger than the pre-made dumplings found at Chinese restaurants or Japanese gyoza.

We had vegetable spring rolls (2 for $3.99) that were perfectly crispy, not greasy, and hot.
I chose the spicy pork Deji Bulgogi ($21.50), served in a hot cast-iron bowl and accompanied by rice in a separate bowl. It also came with a side of crispy, clean, green lettuce for wraps with Gochujang sauce (an additional $3.00). The dish was saucy and flavorful, but the pork was a bit dry. However, there was thankfully no visible pork fat on the meat.

As an appetizer, we ordered Bao Spicy Chicken ($13.75) at the beginning of the meal. These are three mini spicy chicken-filled bao sandwiches (a type of steamed bun or bread-like dumpling originating in China, typically light, round, and soft). Unfortunately, it arrived after the spicy pork Deji Bulgogi.

The restaurant automatically charges an 18% gratuity using Clover. However, their online payment system wasn't working (likely an issue with the Clover QR code/URL). Thankfully, the credit card machine worked just fine when swiped at the cashier's kiosk.

Overall, it was a positive experience for Miami, considering the small size of the restaurant and its successful operation for seven years. I wish there were more Korean food options in Miami!

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 4

Service: 3

Recommended dishes: Vegan, Dumplings

The general food tasted almost the same as the food I ate in Korea, so it was very delicious. It was by far the best Korean food I had in the US. I was even more grateful for the kindness of the owner as he explained the taste of the food. Good luck with your business!!

It was my first trip to Miami... I think the Korean food on the last day will be the most memorable~

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I bought 2 chicken soups to go and what a delight! They feel super healthy, what a delicious flavor. It's a shame I didn't take a photo at the beginning.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

The overall food is sweet, so it's a good place to start when you're hungry. However, depending on the person, there may be a feeling of feeling at the end.
The check is not printed and is only displayed in the tab, but the 18% service charge is not visible. Be sure to check what is included in your calculations. I didn't know that, so I added an extra 18% as a tip.
The staff is very friendly.
The interior is cozy, but it doesn't have a Korean atmosphere.
There is no private parking lot

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 5