Fusion Chinese and Canadian Cuisine

Can't say enough positive about this restaurant. The food was good, clearly homemade and not out of a box, delivered to our table piping hot by a very friendly owner. Our party included two mobility challenged people and this is one of the few restaurants in town that we found to be reasonably accessible. One little step and double doors which the owner assisted us to open to allow easy access. Really enjoyed our meal for all of these reasons.

Horrible. Had take out and wish I had opened it there. Miso soup was water out of a bean sprout can and the lo Mein was the bean sprouts and not a single noodle. The garlic beef ribs were boiled ribs. Do not go here if you are use to good oriental food

Food was good.

For a chinese food restaurant in a small town, this was excellent food (the hot and sour soup was the best I have ever had, and a large portion as well)!

Great little restaurant to eat at. Took my wife and two kids. We were all pleasantly surprised.

Have eaten here a number of times and food has always been good.

Service is wonderful and the food I amazing. I highly recommend it!

Hidden gem in Saint Andrews. Nice place, good food, friendly service.

Hidden away in picturesque St. Andrew is a quiet and very clean restaurant run by the sweetest couple. The food is piping hot and made on the spot. No box food here. Portion size is large, we always have leftovers.Decor is quaint and fits with the theme of the town but the food here is the main attraction.The hostess is so kind and engaging that it is an absolute treat to dine here.

The overall experience at Fusion is medicore. While the service is friendly and the store front is clean, the establishment leaves a lot to be desired.Fusion is one of the only vegetarian friendly options in St. Andrews and serves run of the mill Canadian style Chinese food with staples like sweet and sour chicken balls. These menu items are bland, sparse in quality ingredients and presented in small portions. The slightly more traditional meal items such as pad thai and chicken lo mein fair slightly better with more generous portions and more meat or vegetables.The decor and ambience is almost questionable. Music is provided by a small, older radio set to an elevator-esque instrumental selection. There are multiple out of order signs posted on various appliances.The service is slow, but the couple that owns it is incredibly nice, friendly and eager to please.If you happen to have dietary restrictions, then order the bigger, more traditional dishes and avoid the combos. If you eat fish or meat, then go to one of the local pub for fish and chips.