32 Best Asian Fusion Restaurants in Boston

“We were visiting from the Midwest and stumbled across this wonderful restaurant. Amazing food blending delicious flavors! The chef/owner checked in with us multiple times. Hadn’t read her story until after we ate. So impressed and was happy to support her restaurant!“

“Went there for a corporate holiday gathering. The staff were terrific and it was such a fun, interesting chance to learn, laugh and connect with colleagues. Staff are so attentive, kind and patient. A wonderful place!“

“extremely attentive staff, our meal was brought very promptly. bathroom could accommodate my wheelchair easily. we loved spending a special night there, and are already looking forward to our return visit“

“We had the Biria chicken tacos, ordered a 2nd round cuz they were so good! I had a strawberry margarita - was delicious. Vibe was great around 1100 after a concert at the House of Blues. Will def be back !“

“The place might not look appealing on the outside but the food is awesome! One of the best places in the Downtown Boston to grab a business lunch.“

“Love the back bar and service was 10/10“

“The atmosphere, food, service and the team that works there are great. I will go back to try more of the delicious menu items.“

“The food was savory and the service was fantastic and quick!“

“Awesome Dumplings!! Great Service!☺️“

“Burrito was delish. Crispy fries were awesome. Will be back again to try something else.“

“Excellent service,cheap food and fresh“

“Fantastic food and service! Stunning atmosphere! Can't recommend highly enough!“

“I love the concept of being able to order food from multiple restaurants. I can see this being a one stop shop for when I invite family and friends over.

I tried Maydan today and the chicken kebab with the sauce trio was absolutely delicious! I look forward to trying the brisket next time!“

“Flavor Boom is one of my go-to places for a quick, inexpensive, and tasty meal. The bowls are always warm, full to the brim, and packed with flavor. I love their chicken adobo, tangy tamarind chicken, and beef stew. There’s almost always space to eat inside as well, if you want to eat it right away. Highly recommend!“

“Cafe Darq is a fantastic addition to Chinatown! The coffee here is excellent—they proudly serve George Howell coffee, so you already know the quality and flavor are top-tier. What really makes this place special is the customer service; the staff are incredibly nice, polite, and welcoming. Highly recommend stopping by for a great drink and wonderful service! ☕“

“The best in Boston.“

“Real good spot! I went here with my cousin and her friend right before seeing a show at Brighton Music Hall and it was well worth it. Their bulgogi bibimbap, kimchi fried rice, and loaded fries were soo good. I would come back here again to try more items on their menu.“

“Great spot for Ban Mi! The flavors and ingredients are authentic. The #1 special is the best option IMO - you don’t get meats like that anywhere else! Only feedback is that my sandwich was a little dry - it could have been a little better with more pate or mayo to increase the creaminess.“

“M&J Teriyaki is a cute restaurant which I highly recommend if you’re in the area! They offer both dine-in and takeout and have, frankly a very nice atmosphere. The food too was really amazing (I recommend the chicken in particular) and the drinks are also very nice. I enjoyed the flavor of the strawberry smoothie.

I personally went right after having visited the MFA and so, if you’re on the lookout for a bit to eat after a museum visit then please consider it!“

“Mind-Blowing Culinary Experience at UNI Dining at UNI is nothing short of extraordinary. Chef Take's talent is truly remarkable, turning every dish into a masterpiece. The sashimi is unbelievably fresh, each slice practically melts in your mouth, showcasing the incredible quality and craftsmanship that UNI is known for. One of the standout dishes was the Foie Gras sushi with pop rocks and strawberry. The combination of flavors and textures was nothing short of genius—a perfect balance of richness, sweetness, and a playful pop that left me in awe. It’s a daring creation that speaks to Chef Take’s innovative spirit. My personal favorite, though, has to be the Toro topped with caviar. The buttery, luxurious texture of the Toro paired with the briny burst of caviar is an experience I won't soon forget. It's the kind of sushi that dreams are made of. The service at UNI is also top-notch. The staff is attentive, knowledgeable, and makes you feel like a VIP from start to finish. They are well-versed in the menu and make excellent recommendations, ensuring that your dining experience is seamless and memorable. UNI is, without a doubt, a dining destination that should be on every food lover’s bucket list. Chef Take’s talent shines through in every dish, making it an unforgettable experience.“

“The place was very clean, the staff was very friendly, the food came out very quickly, and it was very delicious. Staff checked up on us frequently and gave us constant attention. Bathrooms were very clean. Regarding other reviews, their was no bugs seen or any pins found in the food, overall 9.5 experience.“

“It was my first time trying this place and it was AMAZING I got a large crab Roogoon with sweet and sour chicken it was probably the BEST decision I have ever made it was so amazing I will DEFINITELY KEEP COMING BACK and the rice is phenomenal!!!!❤️❤️❤️ I love it“

“This place is so good. Best Uyghur food I’ve had in New England. We tried 6 entrees and enjoyed all of them. The only thing we weren’t a fan of were the dumplings and samosas because they’re very cumin forward. We received our food really quickly as well. If you’re looking for a halal Asian food spot check them out“

“If you're looking for delicious, authentic Asian food, this place is a must visit. The happy hour hotpot menu has so many great options to choose from, and the overall vibe of the restaurant is fantastic. The staff is super polite, and for only $20 – $25, you really get your money's worth. Plus, they kindly provide the option of western utensils (fork, knife, spoon) if you need them. Highly recommend!“

“Great place to catch up with friends and families. Great food and nice atmosphere..“

“Tailor provided exceptional service from start to finish. She was kind, professional, and very attentive without ever making us feel rushed. She made sure our drinks stayed full, our food came out just right, and checked in at the perfect times. Her warm personality made our dining experience even better. Five stars for both the service and the hospitality—thank you, Tailor!“

“The bone-in-wings are off the hook!“

“It was the first bite I had in the city of Boston! Very clean, healthy, and delicious food. I had the Basil Lemonade and the Korean-style chicken bahn mi. The bread had a very nice crust and the fresh (or pickled, I'm not sure) vegetables gave a nice tang. You can tell that Bon Me uses high quality ingredients and that they understand flavor!“

“Visiting Boston with my wife for a few days and we dined at Shanti. What a great find, cosy atmosphere, good menu, excellent food and first class service. Strongly recommend to all!“

“Basho is an incredible restaurant. The black cod is the best I’ve had and I have been around the world twice. I love your soup. The miso ramen is incredible the right amount of tofu spice and noodle makes it so delectable anything that ails you it will cure. The shrimp fried rice had nearly a dozen large shrimp in it the taste was sublime and full of vegetable, completely disheveled for easy consumption.. the pork Gyoza was just a vine, and the sauce that came with it was not salty, but added just the right amount of zippy flavor. Their cocktails are amazing and go without saying that they’re inventive and delicious as well as refreshing and light……. As always, I would will return to Basho even after these five years, it is one of the best restaurants in the fenway, and it is a must visit.!!!!!“

“I HIGHLY Recommend Everyone get out and try Moyzilla’s Chix and Dumplings!! Spring Rolls are Delicious! Too!“

“One of those places you never notice even after passing it a dozen times. Casual noodle spot aimed at the students nearby, but I'd never heard a word about it from friends or colleagues. The dining room was fairly big, yet completely empty when we came in for a quick takeout on a Saturday evening.

The menu was split mostly between noodles and casual Chinese. Not much of it looked convincing, so we skipped the popular stuff and just ordered what we were in the mood for. Most of it was ok at best, but the scallion oil noodles with crispy pork strips were pretty good. The noodles were soaked in a good amount of scallion oil, and the pork strips added a nice textural contrast.

Probably a place I'd have frequented as a student in the neighborhood, but with better casual Chinese and noodle spots in Downtown Boston and Chinatown, I doubt I'll be back.“