Wild Fusion

Good food. Ordered general tso (spelling?) chicken and chicken chop suey. Both good. I would order from here again. The food was timely and people were polite.

Excellent hibachi food. Have eaten here several times and never been let down.

We had 3 sushi rolls and they were All very good. 1. Fusion roll 2. Fantastic roll and 3. Rainbow roll. The staff was friendly. The drinks are bottled. Prices are reasonable. Would visit again.

While visiting family in Brunswick I had an opportunity to try the local Chinese restaurant everyone raves over. Well, its not all that. I ordered the Hunan Chicken and Hot & Sour soup. The chicken dish was okay. Could have used a little more heat. Portion was a bit smaller than I was used to but still adequate for a single dinner. The soup however was not even close to being palatable. No heat, No sour, wrong mushrooms used, no tree ear fungus, and what’s with the corn and broccoli in it? No lily buds either. Just plain wrong all the way around. Even PF Chang can do an acceptable H&S soup. Another in our group had the salmon sushi rolls. 4 of the 5 got thrown out. Not up to the usual standards. Won’t be back.

Hands down, best chinese food I’ve ever eaten. Their sauces are so rich and tasty, not bland and disappointing like some restaurants. I won’t eat Chinese food from anywhere else. Everything is always hot and delicious and I’ve never had a bad experience here. Owner and staff are friendly too!

Danielle and i really like Wild Fusion.
my friend Jeff introduced me to it years ago, telling me it was the same people who used to run the kitchen at The Dragon. not sure that’s true or not, but their Black Pepper Chicken is the same and i love it.
D and I normally order the hibachi dinners (she’ll get chicken and i get chicken and shrimp). these come with salads which are really good. I’d go so far as to say the hibachi dinners are better than the ones we’ve had at a nearby «Japanese» restaurant (ahem… Samurai)
i think this place is definitely worth checking out. it’s better than nearly every other takeout style Chinese restaurant i’ve been to.

This is my new favorite local Chinese place. The food is excellent and really, really fresh. They are quick, and always get my order right. (I tend to special order a lot)
They haven’t let me down yet. And on Christmas Eve they gave us free dessert!

I dined here for a late lunch today with one other person and we ordered the General Tso’s tofu, which came with some broccoli in the same container and a separate container of steamed rice. he tofu was crunchy and delicious and the sauce on it wasn’t burned or anything. Very delicious and filling!
There is only one size for this meal as it’s not on the menu, I just inquired about if they would be able to make it and they obliged. We shared it and there was enough leftovers for a 3^rd person.
This is a take out restaurant with some space to eat in if you would like and we chose to eat there. The woman who took our order even gave us a super cute Chinese calendar for free. All in all, great experience!

I have been looking for a new Chinese food place since my old love moved to a new location and apparently left their recipes behind. By the beard of Zeus, I think I found it. Not only do they have Chinese food, but they also have Japanese and sushi as well! First off, I am in love with the online ordering with the little cart that follows you around. So convenient! Second, the food is amazing.
We ordered the crab Rangoon as a pre-appetizer…appetizer, the Volcano roll as an appetizer, plus the General Tso’s chicken and cashew chicken as entrées. Yea, we may have over done it a little…
The crab Rangoon was delicious! Crispy, yet creamy on the inside without the crab overpowering everything. The sushi came in this cute little carry out container with flowers on it! Adorable and tasty. It was fresh and cool despite being packed in a bag of hot food. Which is no easy feat, so hats off to Wild Fusion.
Now for the main event! Combo platters. You know them, you love them. Here, they are perfect. The General Tso’s was breaded to perfection and came in wonderfully large pieces with fried rice. I hate overly breaded and fried chicken… but that’s not here, oh no. The cashew chicken was a little bland, but it was still good. Not only did we order all that, but the graciously gave us some free desserts! Maybe it was because the two of us ordered for eight people and it’s some kind of quantity prize. Who knows, I’ll take it!
One last little pro in the ongoing list… they gave us napkins, sauces, and chop sticks. I really appreciate a Chinese restaurant providing all of those things in a takeout bag. Especially the chop sticks, which I have a love/​hate relationship with. Love the idea, frustrated by the fourth piece of chicken.
I strongly recommend trying this restaurant.

Tried it for the first time and we’ll be back next weekend again.
First — it’s a hard thing to pick which direction to go in. Chinese, Japanese, or Sushi. I’m a sucker for flavored chicken so to have Bourbon, Mango, Honey Chicken and Coconut Shrimp to choose from would be too hard. The hibachi choices all sounded great as well, but it was the sushi that made us try it and the reason we’ll be back.
Large portions and great prices — the prices are almost too cheap, they could easily price these higher and we wouldn’t hesitate to pay it. Their dinner hibachi portions even for shrimp & scallops combo is under $ 11 — a large specialty sushi roll is usually just about $ 9 or so, and the dinner combos for the chinese menu are only about $ 7.50.
Big fan, nice staff, and I like that you can see into the kitchen and see that it is large, clean, and well staffed. It makes you feel better about the food, especially with the reputation that some other Chinese locations notoriously have.
Only cons to this place is the parking can be pretty cramped but that is no fault of their own, and only one table (there is also a sushi bar with a couple seats) inside but just about everyone does take out so it makes sense. Keep up the great work, we’ll be regulars now!

Very pleased with the food. Love how you can order both Chinese and Japanese food. We will definitely order again!

My parents had been raving about Wild Fusion for a while and I finally got to try it on a trip home when a friend bought us a huge array of food for me to pick up one night. This restaurant is really only for take out. They have one table for 2 and 3 or 4 bar seats for sushi eaters. It’s clean and bright and friendly.
They cook up everything fresh so be prepared to wait a little while for your food. We got the mango chicken, pork egg foo yung, veggie mei fung, and fried rice. I don’t eat egg foo, but my dad and brother really enjoyed. I really liked the mei fung, which was crisp stir fried veggies with angel hair sized noodles in a super light seasoning. The mango chicken was a very americana dish. Deep fried white meat chicken and super sweet sticky sauce. Good, of course, but while it’s my dad and mom’s favorite, it was not mine. Veggie fried rice was solid.
Food to feed about 8 people was only $ 53!

The sushi is pretty good, but I haven’t tried anything else yet. I usually get 4 rolls and it’s under $ 20. The price is decent. The menu looks like your typical Chinese food menu, but they also branch out and serve Hibachi and sushi. Easy dinner solution!

They have great food for the whole family. Every time my family gets food from there we are never dissatisfied and always receive generous portions of food when we order. A must try place! You will not be disapointed.

A great little place in Brunswick for Sushi. The Chinese part of the restaurant is standard fair — but not as oily has the other local places in the area, which is a plus. The owner is nice, and the have a nice new girl working the front counter. I recommend the «yum yum» roll if you are looking for something new to try.

So good!!! Great fresh sushi and really good prices. The hibachi is also really good. The chinese was just ok. I also like that you can order online!

The owners are absolutely awesome! Friendly atmosphere. It’s a mix of Chinese and Japanese food. I’m very picky about my sushi but I would have to say. It definitely replaces my cravings.

Heard good things about this place, so I had to try it. Outstanding! The sushi is quality. Fast service, clean place (brand new).
Girl at the front counter could be friendlier, but the gentleman that handed me my takeout was very polite!
I will very likely become a regular here!

Well, the chinese part is blah. Maybe, I made a mistake on going with safe choices. I tried the sweet and sour pork and won ton soup. The lunch sweet and sour pork came with vegetable fried rice and no egg roll. The fried rice was very bland, its had spouts, peas and big pieces of onion (this at least attempted to add flavor). The sweet and sour pork was small pieces of pork with a slightly sweet tempura batter and a very good sauce. However, it was the only part of meal worthwhile. The won ton soup was average. The won tons had small chunks of unseasoned pork, the soup had broth and a couple slices of green onion. They also have sushi and a rolls, but I did not venture there.
The place is very small and although there is a table and bar that seats two, I believe eating here is not really their idea with tbis restruant. The place is fairly new, maybe three months. There were three orders and mine about 12:30, so Im not sure if tuesday is bad lunch day or others have same opinion that I had. My $ 7 dollar lunch was not great deal either. Lunch specials are all $ 5.50 and dinner specials $ 7.00. Rolls started at $ 3.25 and roll specials went as high as $ 10.95.

Tried for the first time tonight, very good. I had the hot & sour soup which can be hit or miss at most places and I really enjoyed it. Prices reasonable for the amount of food you get – will definitely come back!