16 Best Asian Fusion Restaurants in Duluth

“Stopped by to grab a bite to eat, and it was DELICIOUS. Chef was so kind and made us feel welcome. Highly recommend!“

“Amazing food. This place is truly a hidden gem north of Atlanta. Where else can you get truly unique mind bending empanadas, poke bowls, ramen noodles, Romanian brûlée, frozen saki, etc.“

“So delicious. Our 2nd time there.
Our daughter (10 months old) is a picky eater and she loves the xiu mai chao, tropical fruit salad, and bone marrow pho broth.
Once we find a place she loves, we always come back.
My personal favorites: the Szechuan noodles with crispy salmon & lychee lemonade“

“This place is very cozy and the cashier was so nice! The banh mis are made fresh so it does take a little longer but it’s so worth it. Everything is well balanced. Bread was fluffy and crunchy. The Vietnamese sauce compliments the juicy crispy wings. No dipping sauce needed for their wings. The grilled pork banh mi - get the pate added and it’ll set it off. The pork was tender and smoky. They have sugarcane juice which was the best refreshing drink for a hot summer day. It’s a modern Vietnamese fusion spot that actually does it right. It still tastes Vietnamese but in a different way. Will definitely be coming back and would recommend!!“

“l ate a delicious bowl of Seoul and my mind, body and stomach was very happy. l had a super fresh drink of Up Beet Juice and it was smooth to the taste and the best quench to a super-duper lunch. l recommend anyone who looking for a great spot to dine...Come on over to AZN. Awesome Customer service Awesome Cooks, and Fresh Juices, Tea, etc for you to love. 💫💫💫💫💫💫“

“Amazing food. This place is truly a hidden gem north of Atlanta. Where else can you get truly unique mind bending empanadas, poke bowls, ramen noodles, Romanian brûlée, frozen saki, etc.“

“I felt like I was in Korea back in 2000's. The nackji stir fry and Odol-pork was hot as I expected. My husband said, this place is the best so far in Atlanta. Soju+lime cocktail was a new experience to me and I strongly recommend it. Also, the clam soup was my family's number one menu.“

“Beware of unhonest reviews Ive been to this restaurant numerous times and have never had an unpleasant experience with staff, but have commonly be there and seen some flat out rude customers as recently someone was on a phone call threatening to beat up the girl in the front which is 14 by the way and she has never been anything but nice and helpful. The workers here provide great customer service and always tries to improve their restaurant for the better. I say anyone who's looking for food give it a try, go for it their food is amazing, and each time I've had it have been served hot and fresh. Dont let rude and disrespectful customers like that ruin your opportunity to try out new places such as this one.“

“I’m not sure if this place is new or if I just never noticed it in the plaza but so glad I tried it ! This place is more similar to a self-serve restaurant. Chowbus QR codes are on the tables to order and pay, water station is complimentary, and there is a counter to grab to-go containers, utensils, and napkins. The decor inside feels like I’m on a C-drama set following a cute modern couple.

Food-wise, I will definitely be coming back for the cucumber salad, chicken skewers, and malatang! The Chinese skewers taste similar to ones you’d get at a Chinese skewer spot or skewer hot pot place. The beef malatang flavor reminds me of satay flavor, especially with the peanut dipping sauce. (Not the usual malatang flavor but still very delicious) The braised beef noodles were okay for me but you get a hefty portion of the beef. (I personally prefer this type of soup paired with the Chinese pickled mustard greens, iykyk) The portions here are generous so come hungry ? I didn’t order boba here like some people did just because I wanted to try the food here and there are other boba options nearby. But overall, great place to eat on a rainy or cold day !“

“I bought 10 classic banh mi. Baguettes are fresh and crispy and their iced milk coffee is delicious.“

“We just moved to the area and decided to get some takeout for dinner here. The service is exceptional. All the staff is very attentive to the customers. The food is yummy. There's a variety of meats you can mix and match for your meal. This is perfect for individuals that want to try a bit of everything. Everything tasted fresh and our food was made to order. The restaurant was spotless and smelled clean when we were there. The price is great for the amount of food you actually get. It honestly feels like a steal. Will definitely be back!
Pictures attached are of my teriyaki chicken with pork cutlet meal and my husbands teriyaki shrimp and teriyaki beef meal. Both were delicious.“

“A little out of place as it is located closer to the center of the grocery store as opposed to where the other food court places. Overall very tasty and for the bbq pork over rice, probably the cheapest price option compared to others in the plaza. Would come back for the bbq pork, for the other meats over rice I may lean towards other places as the prices then becomes similar and then the taste is slightly better.“

“I absolutely love this place, it's truly a hidden gem! Their authentic Taiwanese food takes me back to our visit to Taiwan. My favorite dish is the fried chicken steak over rice, hands down, they’ve nailed the flavor. It’s just like what we had at the night markets in Taiwan!“

“Dinners with dad (and mom), episode 877, lunch edition…Dad and I came here when they first opened and it was good but what they had on the menu, we typically preferred getting it elsewhere…however, over the past few years they have boiled up their menu and my parents always seemed to go when Jeanie was in town but never when I was in town 🤷🏻‍♂️🤪 Finally went and man, it was soooooo good…reminded me a bit of Hanwoori in Doraville back in the day but with a Chinese flair…everything was amazing! It’s on Pleasant Hill in the building that used to be Toys R Us, across from the Rio Bravo building (that I can’t believe someone hasn’t bought yet…let it sit another year and I’m gonna have to make an offer!) The Rose Pyeonchae is my mom’s favorite and it was soooo good here, as was everything else we ordered! If you’re in the area, check them out!“

“I’ve traveled far and wide—from bustling cities to tucked-away gems—and tasted dishes that tell stories of their own. But this? This meal right here might just be the best I’ve had since leaving home.

Let’s start with the Shrimp Fried Rice—every grain was perfectly seasoned and pan-kissed with wok flavor. The shrimp were plump, juicy, and cooked just right, not rubbery or lost in the mix. Each bite felt like it had purpose, with green onions, egg, and just the right hit of sesame oil rounding it all out.

Then came the Shrimp with Vegetables—a balance of freshness and flavor. The veggies were crisp and vibrant, not steamed to death like many places do. The light garlic sauce allowed the natural sweetness of the shrimp to shine through, making it both hearty and refreshing.

Now the General Tso’s Chicken—this dish alone deserves its own standing ovation. Crispy yet tender, with that perfect sticky-sweet heat, every bite had that signature crunch followed by a rich, bold finish. It didn’t just taste good—it tasted intentional.

The Pork Fried Rice was another winner. Smoky, savory, and just greasy enough to be comforting without being heavy. The pork was flavorful and generous, and it held its own as more than just a side.

And finally, the Shrimp Egg Rolls—golden, crisp, and filled to the brim. No shortcuts here. You could actually taste the shrimp, fresh cabbage, and hints of ginger and garlic in every bite. Paired with the right dipping sauce, they became the crown jewel of the meal.

This wasn’t just lunch—it was an experience. One that transported me through flavors I hadn’t felt since the comfort of home. If you’re ever chasing that feeling—of food made with love, tradition, and soul—this spot is where your journey needs to lead.“

“excelente servicio la comida muy rica“