Fusion Cafe: Wing It

Loved the seafood bowl. Got it spice level 10 and it was sufficiently hot. Really enjoyed the hot wings and garlic wings as well. The batter is quite unique. Super sweet owners. Usually pretty busy for such a small store, always a good sign.

Most authentic Korean food you can find in Norman, and possibly some areas of OKC! Also the wings are awesome. I personally enjoy the seafood hotpot the best!

I first went to their location in Moore, and I’m so happy they’ve opened in Norman! Their garlic soy wings are always my favorite, but their traditional bulgogi is very good, and automatically comes with sides (potato, kim chi, bean sprouts, radish). They offer a hot pot as well which I want to try. You know this place is good when it’s always filled with Korean students!
The couple that owns this place really care about their customers, and they make all the food fresh to order. There may be a bit of a wait just because most of the time it’s only them, but I always appreciate how they come out at the end to make sure you enjoyed your meal.

Omgggg Korean style wings from this little mom and pop store are the best! I particularly like the garlic soy the best. I usually get all three flavors anyways. So good! Just be prepared to fight for a table cause it’s so small lol.

AWESOME WINGS! The garlic soy are my favourite! Wings are always fresh, crispy, crunchy and tasty each time! The side dish of pickled radish goes very well with it, too. Hands down my fav place to go to for wings (beating WingStop & BWW).

I come here mainly for their CHICKEN WINGS
This style of wings originated in the West Coast in Korea Town also known as BON CHON (name of the original store).
It has thin skin that is fried which makes it light and crispy. Not the upmost best Bön Chon chicken I’ve ever had, but still yummy! Comes in 3 different sauces here: Garlic Soy, Spicy Teriyaki, & Hot. I would opt for either Garlic Soy or Spicy Teriyaki, but honestly, they both taste very similar.
There aren’t a lot of good Korean food here (plus very expensive for what it is), but here, I like their BEEF BULGOGI (marinated, thinly sliced beef; a bit sweeter than other ones I’ve tried) and the SEAFOOD TOFU soup. Again, not the best, but it’s good enough to fill my cravings for Korean food. If you’re not entirely familiar with Korean food, then you won’t be as critical as me and I’m sure will enjoy the food here!
Reason why I gave this review a 3 stars is because I had asked for more BANCHAN aka Korean side dishes, but was declined unless I want to pay for it. Which I find almost ridiculous.
NO MATTER where else you go (a Korean restaurant, that is), it is ALWAYS FREE & UNLIMITED! Mainly because the ingredients are cheap and are mostly veggies. Oh, and their banchan used to be free at their older location; not sure what happened.
So, the fact that they would charge us, took away the Korean food experience for me :(
Usually you’re suppose to get at least 5 different banchan for your entrée, but here, it was only 3, (4 if you order chicken). It is disappointing, but I’ll still come back for their Bön Chon chicken when I’m really craving for some.

Best wings in Norman! Always CRISPY! Garlic & Spicy Teriyaki are great & the Hot are really good too! Stewed potatoes are excellent as well (like roast & potatoes).

The wings w hot sauce are bomb. I’ve been going to this place like 3 years and yeah I in love with every single items in here .Nice service even thought she does not speak much English.

The hot wings are phenomenal. I will definitely come back to try everything else on the menu. Very nice people too.

Took my husband and daughters to eat here last night. It was packed, but we managed to get a table pretty quickly. It is a very small family owned restaurant. We tried the garlic soy wings and the spicy teriyaki wings. The garlic soy wings were delectable, the teriyaki was good, but didn’t hold a candle to garlic soy. We also tried the spicy potato stew, chicken teriyaki plate, and the pork bulgogi plate. They were all very good! The kids even preferred the spicy pork to the chicken! They ask you what spice level when you order. I went mild on everything except the pork because of the kids. I was honestly surprised to find then tucking in to the one spicy dish! They declared this their favorite restaurant and I have been directed to bring them here at every opportunity hence forth!

Really appreciate that there is such a great korean restaurant in Norman. Their wings so delicious, kinda like Korean style fried chicken with beer~lol

Authentic Korean food! The bulgogi was amazing and had the right level of spice for me. Will be coming back!

If you’re not a fucking retard dipshit then you will eat here because the food is amazing and not dogshit like other neighboring restaurants.

It’s my favorite restaurant in Oklahoma area. I have been there since the store was in Moore. It has a little change of the store, but I am really glad it moves to Norman.
The restaurant owners are really nice and sweet people, they try their best to take care of each customer. They don’t have too many choice of food, but I have tried all the food on the menu, they are all really good. Spicy teriyaki wings and photo stew are my all time favorite. If you are the first timer, you won’t want to miss the wings there.
Since I am leaving Oklahoma. I recommend everyone to try this restaurant, because I will miss the food there.

A fantastic Korean joint on Main Street in Norman? Very much needed and very much appreciated. I had dinner at Fusion on a Tuesday. As others have noted, it’s small inside. I recall 4 tables and 2 chairs for counter seating. I don’t think 20 people could have dinner in there at one time. And, given how the reviews and word of mouth is going for this joint, I am expecting it to be permanently crowded very soon.
BUT, don’t let this deter you! This is some fantastic food prepared by very friendly people. These are the types of restaurants we need more of in Norman, not more highway food and chains. The menu isn’t large, which is a good thing. I knew I had to try the crispy wings which I’d heard about, so I went with 6 with spicy teriyaki glaze. I also went with the hot pot spicy potato stew, which likewise was highly recommended.
The wings came out first. They are good quality, larger than typical wings you would get at a pizza joint or Buffalo Wild Wings. They are fried to perfection, crispy on the outside but moist on the inside. I could use more heat, particularly when the sauce is described as «spicy teriyaki.» It had good flavor, it was just sweeter than I was expecting given the name.
The soup came next, and this stuff is a revelation. Thick and hearty, it’s seasoned very well and comes with rice and three sides. The stand out of the sides was, not unexpectedly, the kimchi. The potatoes were cooked well, the soup was sufficiently spicy, and the pork was tender. My only complaint is virtually all of my pork was served on the bone, and it was difficult (and messy) to get to all of it during my meal. If the entirety of the pork was in the soup I probably would have given this place 5 stars, but i am sure I will bump it up on future visits.
The employees we encountered were very friendly. They cleared tables quickly, which, given the scarcity of tables in the joint, was important. The food was hot and clearly just prepared. I am pumped this place is in Norman, and will be returning many times in the future.

Love this place! I’ve been going here for years back when they were up in Moore. I’m glad to see that they are closer to OU so I can go here whenever now. Their wings are the best around and their pork bulgogi is a must have! Their kimchi is awesome too! I wish they still have the side dish bar like in their old restaurant where you could get as much as you wanted. Regardless, their prices are cheap and their food is awesome!

Ordered all three flavors of wings. The soy garlic is sweet. The spicy teriyaki is sweet with a kick. The hot is medium spicy. The chicken is extra crispy and delicious. I had korean fried chicken before and this is good for oklahoma. Also, I tried the hot pot and it was very flavorful. It would be amazing during the cold weather. The service was great. The korean lady was super sweet. Love supporting small businesses!

Tried the beef bulgogi and it was delicious. Its not like the traditional bulgogi more like bulgogi stir fry. Also, tried there wings and they are amazing. I ordered their version of hot and they were A little sweet more than hot but the skin is crispy and still had a great flavor. This is a nice place to have an easy laid back meal.

Great authentic Korean food. I tried the seafood hot pot and bulgolgi tofu, both were delicious. The soup had a sesame miso flavor with quite a bit of silken tofu. It was served in a clay bowl that was very hot. There wasn’t a lot of seafood in it but what it had was amazing… The bowl was smaller than I expected but it was very flavorful and filling. I ate it in addition to the bulgolgi tofu so it was a ton of tofu overall. I would recommend mixing it up and trying their chicken wings which are INCREDIBLE. I later tried the soy ginger wings and I’m addicted. They are the perfect flavoring of sweet and salty. I ordered some steamed white rice as well so 6 was a perfect meal. I also tried the hot hot wings but didn’t like the flavor as much as the soy ginger… I want some now!

People: Korean. In. Norman. Everyone go now so that they stay open. This is the second location of Fusion Café in Moore, newly opened in the old donut place next to Thai Thai. The menu has wings, a couple of soups, bulgogi, and one or two other items — not extensive, but it does its job. I ordered the bulgogi to-​go, which came with a side of stewed potatoes and kimchi. The kimchi was not spicy and was nice crisp contrast to the meat. The bulgogi was a good balance between sauce, veggies and meat and came with a mound of rice. I probably could have made two meals out of it. Overall a decent meal, really looking forward to trying the hot pot next time (and the wings, which also looked tasty).