Fusion Sushi

There were 30 people in our group. Our first order came quick but for the second batch of order, we only received about half of it, mostly the cooked food and all of our sashimi orders were not delivered. I followed up 3 times and they told me that it’s coming, they’re just busy. After waiting for 40 minutes, I followed up again, the server even asked me what I was waiting for, all the while I thought she followed up on it, but it never came. Seriously!?! I guess these people intentionally forgot part of our order that had pricey ingredients! They have to figure out a better system and seriously improve their service. Not worth $ 27/​person dinner buffet! So disappointing!!!

Fusion sushi seriously my favourite place to eat all you can eat sushi for a very reasonable (pretty cheap) price! First of all, the service is AMAZING! The people are so welcoming and brings your food to the table pretty quickly. Washrooms are generally clean and the music they play is mostly Korean music!
I’ts mainly not super busy but when it is, it’s worth the wait! I only gave it ⁴⁄₅ because there are SOME times and only some that they forget your order (hardly ever happens, like 1 out of 10) but they’re generally good about it. They just let you order it again and they bring it to your table immediately.
love, love, LOVE this place! Amazing sushi!

visited for the first time for lunch. Excited to try a new all you can eat place for sushi, but i would have to say it was fairly average experience.
Service wise they were friendly and nice. When i first ordered they brought the food out fairly quickly. The rounds after than was longer and they sometimes didnt bring all of our items.
I ordered mostly the sushi and hand rolls and found them to be average in terms of quality for all-​you-​can sushi.
I wouldnt recommend the tuna sushi, i couldnt taste the tuna over the rice.
I was happy that they have hand cones, although they were also a bit heavier with the rice.
The salmon belly is pretty good!
Overall, foods ok for an all-​you-​can. service was pretty good other than a few missing food items.

Delicious, great atmosphere. Music is always fun too.
Sooo much to order so make you go with an empty tummy and a couple hours to eat everything on the menu.

Valentine’s Day. Our group decided to try our luck and see if we could make a reservation for dinner and they took it down without hassle. However, when we arrived at 6:30pm (the time of our reservation) I noticed about 50 people waiting at the front… we were on a full list of reservations and were given a numbering sequence to sort out the order of seating. Why bother taking reservations if you decide to overbook like that? We were on the 9^th place at 6:40pm and had to wait who knows how long to actually sit down… yeah, we left. I wasn’t the only one complaining but didn’t have the patience like others to wait. The place was fully booked and no one looked like they were close to finish.
Really bad business tactics, and this has deterred me from trying them out ever again.

Upon a family friend’s recommendation, I tried the lunch buffet at this restaurant about 3 months ago. I was impressed with the food quality and service back then. During subsequent visits, however, everything just kept going downhill. The service, it seemed just got worse, even during off-​peak hours. My most recent visit on the 28^th of January 2016, would be my last time to dine here. In spite of being one of the first customers to come in at 11-​ish that day — which means that they weren’t that busy yet — the crew managed to miss a couple of items that I ordered. I cannot imagine how it would take them an hour and 15 minutes to cook a couple of chicken skewers or serve a scoop of green tea ice cream. I left the restaurant terribly disappointed!

I came here for the lunch AYCE ($ 15.99) which is a reasonable price, but one of the things that I quickly noticed about their menu was that they lacked variety. All the sushi (nigiri, rolls, hand cones.) were the same (salmon, tuna, crab meat, spicy salmon, spicy tuna, spicy crab meat). The salmon nigiris were so thinly sliced that I thought it as better off to have ordered the spicy salmon, where the cuts were a lot more generous.
This is a good place for a quick and cheap «sushi fix» where you want quantity over quality. But what threw me off was our treatment at the end of our meal. We had 2 pieces of nigiris and 2 pieces from a roll left that we just could not finish. We were going to leave it. Now I am fully aware that AYCE establishments have a policy where you get charged for leftovers that are not finished. I know this is a way to prevent people from over-​ordering and wasting food. But with a minimal amount of food left, it was clear that we were not wasting food on purpose. One of the male servers (possibly management) approached us as we were getting up to go pay, and told us that we would be charged for wasting food. We were totally thrown off by this. I’ve been to a handful of AYCE restaurants, and never have I been told this before. Fusion Sushi definitely has some strict policy going on. We just couldn’t finish our food, so we opted to pay for the remaining, while deciding that we would pay for the leftover 4 rolls but not return again. I hope Fusion Sushi learns that returning customers are more valuable than 4 pieces of sushi rolls.

This place has the freshest sashimi in an all you can eat restaurant! Everything in the restaurant was good!

One of the worst places I’ve been to. bad service and the food came really slow. We ordered 3 rounds and the other 2 rounds didn’t seem to come as quick or didn’t come at all. We had to tell the waiter to bring our food, if not, we wouldn’t have received it. On the menu it says that the shrimp teriyaki came in 2 pieces and we ordered 5 sets so I expected 10pcs but there was only 6pcs when it came? Very disorganized and we felt like we were ignored or didn’t receive as much attention. The place was also expensive for a place that served fake crab. I would not recommend this place to a friend or coming back.

This is my second time coming to Fusion Sushi at lunch time. $ 16.99 for their all-​you-​can-​eat lunch menu. A good variety of Japanese and Thai items. Personally, I prefer their Japanese food to their Thai food, but hey, its all you can eat, so no harm in trying it for yourself to see if you like it right??? Service is friendly and fast. Your food comes out quickly. Again, try not to over-​order, because like most all-​you-​can-​eat establishments, you’ll be charged for any excess you don’t eat. So order something manageable and keep ordering a few more items at a time until you know you can’t eat another bite! I’m usually not a fan of all-​you-​can-​eat, because I find the price is a little expensive, but their lunch price and menu is very reasonable, so I highly recommend going for lunch!

Alright, so 1^st recommendation… make reservations, we stopped in around 7pm. We waited 30 minutes approximately. But let me give you the rundown. The menu has drinks with prices, everything else is numbered and you choose what you want. Staff was pretty nice. Venue décor pretty chill. They were missing some of the unique stuff like uni. But they definitely made it up with the sashimi they had. Huge servings for salmon. I would love to tell you about the tuna, but they never brought out our 40 pieces of tuna. They may have mixed up orders as well. But finishing off with some mango, strawberry, vanilla ice cream, all you can eat was fulfilling. Now paying for it this morning… lol. try this place, it’s one of the better places for sushi in calgary. Stay hungry my friends…

Had dinner here last night and i felt that the sashimi was especially delicious last night, great customer service, love the amount of selection they have too. Even if you have someone in your family or group of friends that do no enjoy sushi there are also a good amount of non seafood sushi and other delicious asian dishes to be had!
Only complaints I have is that they always forget some of your orders, out of an entire list of orders throughout the night they will forget a couple, but if you just let your server know they will grab it for you at that moment. My last complaint is of the amount parking space, it is always a struggle to find parking space.
Even though I have complaints, they arent too major for me to stop coming here for all you can eat sushi and sashimi!
Also be sure to make reservation if you have a big group or if its a weekend! Be sure to check this place out!

As this is an ayce place you cant expect to have top notch food like a specialized restaurant, but in comparison to the other ayce places in Calgary, i found this one to be the most decent. Food portion and taste are consistent so you know exactly what you r getting. Price is the same w other places ($ 30-​$ 33 incl tip and gst per person). Clean and attentive service, most dishes are spiced well not overly salty or spicy… highly recommend if you got a bad craving for sashimi and sushi!
(I do wonder if most ayce places in Calgary r owned by the same owner tho, since concept and menu r so similar??)

The Fusion Sushi is a new place and is becoming my favourite. They have an incredible variety of ethnic and fusion food like sushi pizza;) The service is very good though sometimes there is a language barrier so speak slowly. The order sizes have gotten smaller since opening, though the quality of the food has remained high and is very enjoyable. I certainly believe it is best to order the all you can eat style thought individual dishes are amazing too.
Make sure you reserve your table or group as I have been waiting a few times.
***The only reason for not getting 5 stars is the portion size has gone down (and I like bigger sushi) and the difficulty with my waiters understanding my orders, etc. so it makes it difficult on both sides of the dining experience.
I would highly recommend visiting Fusion Sushi!

I really don’t think I would be back! I came for the sushi and I appreciate their efforts but definitely it’s a place of quantity over quality and for me it’s just honesty not worth it.
The music was way too loud for comfort and the waiters weren’t very organized. I think this place has potential but its just not there yet.
If you come with friends and order a variety of the Chinese and Thai dishes then you might be ok.

Step into Fusion Sushi and you will think you have died and gone to Sushi heaven.
All you can eat. Yes, I said it. All you can eat.
You play one flat rate (I believe it was $ 12.99) and you can order anything and as much as you want off the menu.
If you ordered the california rolls, you would receive two smallish rolls. Which is good because that would give you a chance to try the spicy tuna pizza. Or the sweet potato tempura. Or the pad thai.
Each dish is served in small quantities so you can have a lot of different options. The service was quick, friendly and helpful. Can’t wait to go back!

This place is pretty expensive for a restaurant that doesn’t serve real crab.
If you’re going to charge $ 30 per person you should be able to afford to use real crab.

Most of the food was good, however, the service was absolutely horrible. We had some dumplings and sushi that we didn’t finish because we didn’t know they contained certain ingredients and because we just didn’t like the taste in particular. A guy (possibly the manager?) came to our table and told us in a very condescending and belittling tone, «You ordered that right? So you’re gonna eat it». His reasoning was that they didn’t want to waste food, which is understandable – we don’t want to waste food either. But I’ve never been in a buffet restaurant where you are forced to eat everything that you take.
Definitely the worst $ 60 I’ve ever spent. We’re never going back.

Second times the charm. Their mix of music confused me, Keisha and Lil Wayne are perfect for sushi aren’t they? Finally got my sashimi fix this time around. Much better experience :) The cuts of sashimi kept changing sizes and counts, no matter how much we ordered. The servers didn’t tell us if there were limits to each order, each time we ordered 8 pieces of salmon sashimi, but some times we would get 12… or 6…
Thai food comes in large portions. Too much for two people if you’re wanting to try a variety of dishes.
Overall, good experience, highly recommend you to go for dinner vs lunch; much more worth it.

Went here with a group of about 8 of us.
The restaurant is good-​sized, clean, and pretty nice. We ordered a mix of things — some people ordered sushi rolls, some ordered nigiri, I ordered a chirashi bowl.
My chirashi bowl was $ 17.95 and came with a miso soup and a small salad with a really great dressing. The bowl itself was a good size, with three pieces each of four types of fish, as well as about 5 – 6 thin slices of tamago. I was really happy with the portion size. The salmon and tuna sashimi was good, but the red snapper sashimi definitely tasted a tad fishy to me. I did eat it anyway, because it wasn’t too bad.
Everyone else seemed to like their food too. The service was attentive, if a bit inexperienced. On more than one occasion I had to severely out of the waiter/waitresses’s way while they reached right over me to grab/​serve food. But overall not bad.