8 Best Asian Fusion Restaurants near Aurora

“Our first time here, we got the dinner for 4 and added a few items. I requested no onions or mushrooms in meal, and it came exactly as requested. The food was hot, fresh, and tasted fantastic. Best fried wontons I've ever had, (highly recommend them).Definitely will be ordering again soon.Parking: Parking was okay when we went, there are a few spots, and easy to get in and out.“

“I LOVE this place. I’ve tried so many pho places and this has become my GO TO, I usually always get the rare meat pho and my friend gets the pho combination and they’re both extremely delicious. The soup broth is really good, the environment looks super cute and CLEAN which is really important to me and they have really nice staff. Make sure to also get a Vietnamese coffee to go it’s very good!“

“Perfectly cooked meat and flavourful veggies every time! We drive more than an hour back and forth just for the amazing food. I’ve tried a variety of dishes from the menu and they’re all so tasty. My favourite is the spicy pork on rice , and my picky child loves the Korean meatloaf. Highly recommend!!“

“Great food. I had rare beef pho. Best I've had in Newmarket. Their broth was very flavourful which I find lacking at a lot of other places I have tried. Service was very quick. People were pleasant. No complaints and food was great. Will definitely go back again. This is my new pho place.“

“Located inside King Square shopping center, north of woodbine and 16th ave.This is by far the best food shop inside King Square. I was kinda blown away tbh. The food is very authentic.My friends and I ordered up PB1C (the party picnic box combo) to share. The box included sauteed shrimps, calamari, fishballs, fried chicken cartilage, grilled chicken, shrimp chips, mango salad and 3 sauces. On the side it came with mango sticky rice and 2 drinks. We chose thai milk tea (less sweet) and thai lime tea (less sweet as well).The food was SO TASTY. Seasoning was on point and the homemade sauces were FIRE. My fave was the peanut sauce.The thai lime tea was super unique imo. You don't really find that at many thai restos even the authentic ones downtown. I also loved the fact that you can adjust the sweetness level on the tea as well which is a welcome surprise. Normally, restos just give you a default level of sweetness.“

“Recently visited this hidden gem for the first time and was blown away by the atmosphere; so very elegant inside for a private romantic date night, but with a sports feel if you need to catch a good game on the big screens at the bar. Amazing service, friendly staff, and mouth-watering food!! Weekly live entertainment, this place is the full package! Can’t wait to try more dishes. Will definitely be going back!“

“I ate here many years ago before it was called this place. I ordered Jidi porridge, imperial concubine chicken, rice rolls, curry beef, etc. Jidi porridge contains pork, tender pork liver and crispy pork kidney. It is large in quantity, delicious and cheap for only 7 dollars for a large bowl. The imperial concubine chicken is the best Cantonese chicken I have eaten in Toronto. The chicken body is ice-cold and fragrant with ginger velvet. What is rare is that you can actually see the layer of jelly in the middle of the chicken skin! Delicious food on earth! The coffee is freshly roasted and very spicy and delicious. The rice rolls are better than all the well-known morning tea shops, the skin is soft and elastic, and it is better than the old street rice rolls. The only ordinary ones are salt and pepper, which is a foreigner's method of coating fried fish with flour. In fact, it tastes pretty good. To sum up, every dish is of a high standard, far superior to Cantonese restaurants such as Queen and Emperor’s Famous Porridge. Thanks to this Cantonese chef in Toronto for imparting his cooking skills.“

“Nice viet place with good options.I got the laksa for a change which was nice.I normally get the curry beef and the roti which is a large portion!Spring rolls are good.Service is good.Atmosphere is quaint as it seems like you’re in a patio on the inside of the mall.One of our go to Vietnamese places.“