Zen Fusion Cuisine
79-28 Parsons Blvd
Flushing, NY 11367
If you’re a fan of Kyoto Restaurant in Fresh Meadows, then you’ll definitely enjoy their newest competitor, Zen Fusion Cuisine. It’s the newest Asian fusion establishment in Queens and they’re only a block away from each other. Kyoto is one of my favorite local joint and has been around for years with plenty of loyal customers, so I like having another restaurant just like it. Both places carry a lengthy menu with similar dishes, serving Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine.
The interior is trendy with a nice vibe, comparable to restaurants located in the city. It’s always nice to have a few good options in the local area when I really need a quick sushi fix, some sizzling hot beef, or even some Thai ice tea; Zen is definitely a place with a good variety. The food was all presented beautifully and the service was excellent. This isn't the best fusion restaurant ever, but it would definitely be the go-to-spot, if and when you don’t feel like cooking dinner.
Mickey’s rating: 7/10
Price range: $$
79-28 Parsons Blvd
Flushing, NY 11367
If you’re a fan of Kyoto Restaurant in Fresh Meadows, then you’ll definitely enjoy their newest competitor, Zen Fusion Cuisine. It’s the newest Asian fusion establishment in Queens and they’re only a block away from each other. Kyoto is one of my favorite local joint and has been around for years with plenty of loyal customers, so I like having another restaurant just like it. Both places carry a lengthy menu with similar dishes, serving Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine.
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| Garden salad served with ginger dressing |
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| Spicy maki combo - spicy salmon, spicy yellowtail, and spicy tuna |
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| Cooked maki combo - shrimp tempura, eel with cucumber, and Boston roll |
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| Shrimp tempura |
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| Fried calamari |
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| Green curry - eggplant, zucchini, peppers, asparagus, onion and basil with beef |
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| Masaman curry - potato, zucchini, peppers, asparagus, onion and basil with chicken |
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| Bo Luc Lac - stir fried steak cubes |
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| Ca Chien - crispy fried whole Sea Bass |
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| Thai twin lobsters |
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| Pineapple fried rice with chicken |
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| Yaki stir fried noodle with shrimp |
The interior is trendy with a nice vibe, comparable to restaurants located in the city. It’s always nice to have a few good options in the local area when I really need a quick sushi fix, some sizzling hot beef, or even some Thai ice tea; Zen is definitely a place with a good variety. The food was all presented beautifully and the service was excellent. This isn't the best fusion restaurant ever, but it would definitely be the go-to-spot, if and when you don’t feel like cooking dinner.
Mickey’s rating: 7/10
Price range: $$
U guys were in flushing?!?!?!?! Should let me know next time. I like Kyoto too but found another place that is less crowded and less snotty hostess but just as good. It's called Matsuya in Great Neck. -JackieL
ReplyDeletehehe, only i was in flushing with my family... but we'll make sure to call you out when we're in the hood! :)
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