Harmony Fusion

I’m always down to try a new sushi place and that’s all the time. The sushi here changed my life. The Sunshine Roll is a must have! Justin served us while we sat at the bar and he was amazing! This is my new go to spot.

Really quaint but still classy place. I have been here twice and despite the food being excellent the restaurant was nearly empty, although I did notice some people coming in to pick up orders. My friends were happy with their sushi and I really liked the Korean beef dish I ordered– very flavorful. Everyone loved the edamame with garlic sauce. The chef and server were both very sweet. Will be returning.

this is our new go-​to restaurant. food is delicious (everything on the menu) my favorite is the beef teriyaki bento (available only lunch time) and the spicy pork!

As many reviewers before me have noted, this place is a hidden gem. It’s a no frills sushi spot with a hospitable owner and diverse menu. The salmon skin salad is crispy and well seasoned, and the sushi is fresh and even customizable. I do wish that they delivered though.

I always come here when I’m craving sushi. Their sushi Is always fresh and so tasty and comes with miso Soup. I haven’t tried anything else yet but I’m sure it’s just as good as the sushi rolls are.

I don’t know how I can put this any other way but it was horrible. The tuna sushi looked like dinosaur meat. The staff was polite but that’s about the only good thing. Sushi was the worst I ever had by far. Sorry for the bad review but God d@mn.

I honestly don’t understand why this place isn’t packed with people, i.e. Never tasted better sushi and I eat sushi aaaaallllllllll the time!!! They have so many options and all so good, try the post roll it’s really good! And they have this cool soda from Japan ! Deff recommend this place

Nice little restaurant/​take out fusion restaurant. This time the fusion is Japanese and Korean. Not really fusion since they are Japanese and Korean dishes, not Korjap or Japkor fusion which would actually be more interesting. More confusion than fusion! Next time someone opens up a fusion restaurant look up the definition of the word in a dictionary.
Any way it’s nice to have Korean food in Nassau County. The only time I get to a Korean restaurant is in Koreatown on 32^nd st. The only problem is that I heard they stopped serving Bimbimbop at Harmony but I can’t confirm. That would be a shame. Hopefully they keep the Korean dishes. Please NC residents try Korean food you will like it.
The sushi here was very good and fresh. The Bulgogi entrée was very good. The meat was actually tender and not chewy and was served with rice and steamed broccoli. The entrée also included a very good miso soup and tempura. We also tried the vegetable Korean pancake but it was a little too greasy for me.
They have a nice small list of Sake. I tried the Sho Chiku Bai made with organic rice in California which was very good.

Went to this new sushi Japanese/​Korean fusion restaurant on a Friday night. Decided to sample a few things on the menu. Tried the krab salad, shrimp tempura rolls, gyozo dumplings and for the entrée the beef yaki soba. We also sampled the green tea ice cream. The sushi was excellent. The beef yaki soba was a nice new dish and could be a favorite order in the future. Service was very good. Small place but very comfortable and clean. Conveniently located on Post Ave. Definitely will be a regular.

New place food is really good! I usually get the teriyaki lunch special its kind of pricey but it a decent amount of food. The Sushi is really good and fresh. I always take my food to go but its looks very quiet and relaxing inside.

A nice meal! I love around the corner and have only made now to eat in (I’ve had take out in the past). Good selection in the menu. Great service! I think some items are a bit overpriced, but will definitely return

The sushi is always fresh and the wait staff always attentive. As far as appetizers go, get the poke tuna — I had a sample when they first opened and have been hooked ever since! They also have a great selection of Japanese beverages and desserts (hello Ito En iced tea and mochi ice cream!).
When it comes to sushi, I’m usually not a fan of fusion restaurants, but Harmony Fusion found a way to make it work. The Korean food is spot on too! Definitely authentic. My only recommendation would be to include a few more «Americanized» dishes for those who are not as adventurous with Asian cuisine (not I!). I’ll be a regular for a while.

I’ve visited here in person twice, and had take out several times. They have delivery and it never takes long. Sushi is fresh and delicious — rolls are healthy sized, special rolls are creative and nice to look at. The spicy tuna crispy rice is a delicious appetizer, a blop of spicy tuna (no tempura flake filler) atop a fried rice patty topped with sauces and a jalapeño slice. three in the order, delicious. The ginger salad dressing is good, vinegary like I like it. Looking at other customers fare, l know I’ll come back. It’s a good one. Post Avenue needed a good fusion restaurant. Just a block or two south of the Norhtern State Parkway — I recommend you give it a try.

Finally, a decent sushi bar in Westbury. Stopped in twice for take-​out after a colleague was raving about them. Really good, fresh food from a spotless establishment. I will certainly return often and hope they may consider delivery in the near future…

sushi spots a dime a dozen right? Here on Long Island its becoming like the coffee chains one often two on the same block
Go to Harmony be prepared to be awed
its right there on Post
simple tables and chairs a few paper lanterns
very friendly waitress takes our drink order right away
they have bottled Japanese Ito En green tea I love it
crispy rice appetizer was cute little toasty cubes of rice with spicy tuna on top.
you know sometimes the tuna is so chopped you don’t know if its really decent tuna here the tuna was chunky and so fresh tasting I am craving these cubes
3 pieces
delish
salad was nice and fresh with a different yummy dressing not that same old orange stuff so often found at these types of eating establishments,
now lets talk soy paper let me remind my fellow Unilocalers you do NOT always need to eat seaweed wrappers on your sushi rolls
have you ever chewed and chewed and chewed
soy paper when its good is a perfect choice
Harmony has GOOD soy paper give it a try costs a dollar more a roll but worth a try
of course I am coming back and very soon

My first time here and I didn’t eat sushi. No, I’m a ramen nut so I came here for that. First impression was a good one. I was greeted right away and seated. The restaurant was immaculate as well.
I ordered the gyoza for an appetizer. It was cooked perfectly and was delicious. I also ordered the miso ramen. The broth was really good. Not overpowering or too rich. The noodles were cooked perfectly and also had good flavor. There were just a tad too much bamboo for my liking but it’s ok, I just left some aside.
If their ramen had pork or at least, a poached egg, I would’ve gave this place 5 stars. Other than that, if I’m ever in the area again, I would definitely return. Maybe try their sushi? Yeah definitely.

We visited Harmony Fusion on a Thursday for some take out. This was my first visit, my husband had been there two other times. The restaurant is cute and very clean and the staff is friendly and welcoming. While we were waiting for our take out order, we were served green tea and a sample of a sushi roll both of which were very nice and the hot tea was welcoming since it was a cold rainy day.
We ordered Shrimp Teriaki, Bulgogi (marinated Korean beef) and Jewookbokem (spicy pork barbeque) the entrees each came with white rice, steamed vegetables (broccoli and mushroom), miso soup, salad and tempura which was a mixture of fried shrimp and vegetables. The entrees were $ 16.95 but it was quite a bit of food for that price. Each of the entrees was delicious, the spicy pork was spicy but just a bit, the beef was delicious as were the shrimp. I particularly liked the ginger dressing on the salad but my husband did not. The side dish of tempura was just OK. It was nicely fried and crispy but the tempura batter was really bland so you really needed the dipping sauce to give it any flavor. Luckily, the dipping sauce was very tasty, tangy and savory. I finished everything.
I’m very happy to have this new addition on Post Avenue, just around the corner from my house and hope to be visiting often. I am looking forward to coming back and trying some of the sushi. The Westbury roll looks particularly interesting. My husband has tried the gyoza (fried dumplings) and said there were great.
I’ll definitely be back.
p. s. my only complaint would be the music or muzak that was playing over the sound system while we waited. It was too somber and did not make the place seem welcoming. The kind of music that made you feel like you were in church or worse, the dentist office. They really need something more upbeat or they need to turn it down so that it’s really in the background. With all the various music services out there I think they can do better.
Came back to sit at the sushi bar. OMG SO GOOD

Just went here for lunch today. Excellent food at reasonable prices. Restaurant is clean and new (always a plus). We ordered some sushi, rolls, chicken teriyaki bento box, and ramen. I like it when food with grill marks actually tastes like it was grilled and the teriyaki was GRILLED — awesome. Their side miso soup was especially excellent because I don’t like mine with seaweed and theirs doesn’t have it. And even their salad was refreshing and the Asian ginger dressing was tart the way I love it. Their mochi icecream desert was a great way to end the meal.
Full disclosure: I know the chef — he’s worked some fancy places in LA and so excited he finally has his own place in NY!
Tip: They let me try a deep fried green tea ice cream that is off-​menu but was really delicious. If you ask, they should be able to make it for you!
Tip 2: If you like rolls, this place is for you — really interesting combinations

I live down the block and this is the best thing thats happened here in a while! Great food. Cute atmosphere. Nice people. I am a sushi snob and this place rocks like the Grand Canyon!

This is a new restaurant that just opened up. The the sushi and sashimi was delicious. Appetizer i had the soysauce and my parents ahd spicy fried chicken, both yummy. Can’t wait to try other stuff on the menu.