13 Best Asian Fusion Restaurants near Pasadena

“Consistently great food and service.“

“Food & service were both excellent! They haven’t fully opened indoor dining due to lack of employees. There was one lady inside taking orders & serving customers & she did a great job! Will definitely be back!“

“I was just craving something weird and thrown together and 9:30 pm and it is GREAT ! Exactly what I wanted , and it got here in like 15 mins too Thank you“

“I HIGHLY recommend Red Tiger. my husband and I already loved their food but after how helpful they were after a ridiculous grubhub incident, I really appreciate them more. I ordered from grubhub because I was being so lazy and didn't want to leave my house. Well, grubhub had a guy all the way from Annapolis say he was on his to pick up our order like what? so what usually takes 20mins took over an hour. Red Tiger closed at 8... tried to call the grubhub driver to ask where he was twice went straight to voice mail.... grubhub finally canceled our order. we got a knock at the door and the gentlemen from Red Tiger delivered our order for us. he also couldn't get ahold of the grubhub driver but we live right up the street and delivered it. I could not thank him enough and tipped him for his kind service. Thank you ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“

“Nagoya never disappoints.“

“Definitely the best sushi you can get at any airport and better than most non airport sushi restaurants. Budi that works at Baltimore is great with the customers and goes the extra mile. Highly recommend.“

“One of the best eats in the BWI airport. The check out gal even offered to fill our water bottles. That is how they got a tip, going above and beyond.

Food was great, not greasy, and the area was clean and behind the counter looked well cared for.

No alcohol or beer is served here.

I highly recommend this Minnesota based chain. We will be stopping here on our next trip Baltimore.“

“The sweet and sour chicken is really good! But the orange chicken was meh. The lo mein was dry. And the appetizers (the ribs, pork dumpling, & crab rangoons) left something to be desired. But if you’re eating here, you already know that it’s commercial and not super authentic anyway. Wait till there’s a deal to eat here—we had a free appetizer and a discount, so I don’t regret it. I just wouldn’t want to pay full price for this place.“

“Definitely the best sushi you can get at any airport and better than most non airport sushi restaurants. Budi that works at Baltimore is great with the customers and goes the extra mile. Highly recommend.“

“the sushi lunch special is perfect and the all youncan eat sushi also general.house is in the top 3 in maryland and definitely top 2 in anne arundel County“

“Carry-out (COVID) order. Food was tasty. Order was correct. People were nice. The white & fried rices that come with meals are TOO small - need to be double their size.“

“Review from 9/20/23

While not a very traditional sushi place, it still has great food and a nice ambience. Outdoor seating was great at the time and our waitress Ms. Becca was wonderful.

Miso soup was pleasant and filling. The edamame was, well, edamame, but nonetheless a good opener. Avocado salad was a little dry and uninspiring, but the flavor was decent, especially in tandem with the pine nuts.

The star of the appetizers, however, was definitely the yomato's tofu, which is always my friends and families' go-to. It's a little sweet, very crispy on the outside, with the savory taste of bonito flakes and soy wrapping the dish together; it's very filling and shareable as well, and definitely my biggest suggestion.

We tried the Kamikaze, Metropolitan, and Miami rolls. Of them, the Kamikaze was just fine; however, we enjoyed the Miami rolls and the Metropolitan was our favorite.“