At Home Thai Fusion Bistro

Everything is really really good and super spicy! Except the duck dishes. Every time I’ve ordered duck it’s been duck scraps. But again, everything else is REALLY good.

Had the Pad See Ew Lunch special which came with an egg drop soup and white rice.
The soup was well seasoned, not bland like other places. The pad see ew was delicious, the noodles were colored nicely and very flavorful. The spicyness is rated from 1 – 4, and I would say that the levels aren’t as spicy as other restaurants.
The one minor criticism I have was the décor. Don’t get me wrong, the place is well kept, but the black walls don’t distribute light very well throughout the restaurant.

I can’t get enough of this Thai food!!! We have come here every Monday for this whole month… They give big portions and their food is delicious!!! Must try their tom yum soup! The tastiest I ever had! The best about this place is their customer service… So friendly and helpful!!!

Almost 5 stars! We ordered pad Thai and Mongolian beef to-​go. Food was great, flavorful. Hostess who assisted us was quick and polite.
The only things that stopped this from being 5 stars was that the chicken in the pad Thai was a little dry and we order a 3 of 4 spiciness on both dishes and neither of them were spicy. Now we know for next time – go for 4 of 4!
We will be back when we are in the area.

BAND-​AID. In our food. From this place. Staff reacted with a façade of concern to our face. But returned to the kitchen and laughed it off. Got your attention? That’s the short version. Here are the details.
This evening my co-​worker and I finished a cold, tiring, 12-​hour workday in Palm Springs, two hours away from home in L.A. I suggested stopping here for dinner on our trip back. I’ve been here in the past and enjoyed the food. All we wanted was a good and Band-​Aid free meal. Too much to ask? Apparently so for At Home Thai Fusion!
We ordered wonton soup, pad thai, and the Swimming Rama entrée. The soup arrived first so we ate about half of that before moving on to the entrees. We devoured the pad thai and were full so we decided to pack up the Swimming Rama to go.
That’s when I decided to finish the last of soup and discovered the used BAND-​AID swimming around with our wontons and spinach. Disgusting. I alerted the waitress who appeared concern. She apologized and brought the bowl back to the kitchen. I tried my hardest not to barf on my coworker. We both were simply disgusted and in shock.
The waitress returned and apologized profusely. She then dropped off the check and said the soup wouldn’t be included. Ummm, thanks? we didn’t feel like we should’ve paid for anything. For starters, we barely ate the Swimming Rama and there was no way in hell we were going to take that Band-​Aid infested food home with us.
I was too tired to raise a stink so I paid the bill and left. And the waitress, bless her heart, was so «polite» and told us we forgot our Pad Band-​Aid Thai. This after she and her co-​worker laughed about our ordeal.
Just wow. Unsanitary. Unprofessional. That pretty much sums it up.

So thrilled I found this restaurant. Best Thai food ever!!! Seriously. My favorite is the spicy salmon in the coconut… not only delish but a work of art. Huge portions, enough for leftovers! Great service as well!

We ordered the Yellow Curry, Tom Yum, and Pad See Ew. All were absolutely amazing. Prices were good, but you can definitely find cheaper Thai food. This place is definitely a hidden gem. Can’t wait to go back.

! ! ! N E V E R– N E V E R! ! ! ! Never coming back to this stupid restaurant. Brought my mother for her birthday and the night ended ridiculous stupid. The waitress male and female tried forcing us to pay 18% gratuity counting my 2 year old baby as an «adult»! Stating the baby was still fed and served when the baby did not eat since the food is not baby appropriate due to the spiciness of the food. Right away the female called the cops (3 car cops) showed up after them stating we didn’t pay our bill when we did. We just simply did not pay the ridiculously amount of gratuity. The cops laughed and left. Worst experienced ever. Before calling cops learn how to respect a customer and your state laws!

Hidden gem in Ontario. Pumpkin curry is a must. Tried the new crispy pad Thai and was pleasantly surprised.

My girlfriend and I found this Thai restaurant while in town for a birthday party the other night. We were in the mood for Thai food and thought we give this place a try based on the good reviews we saw.
We got two noodle with chicken dishes… of which the names I can’t remember anymore. I do know that my dish was the spaghettini one. Regardless of the names, we found our food really delicious and satisfying. We also enjoyed the black rice pudding dessert dish which was really great too!
Our waiter was also really friendly and pleasant. He made us feel comfortable and answered all our questions. He was really attentive and didn’t skip a beat.
The only thing I could complain about is that we didn’t feel there was enough «fashion» there. It’s part of the name but feel it was a little lacking in such dishes.
Regardless, it’s a tasty place with comparable prices that I’ll be going back to when in Ontario and in the mood for tasty Thai food!

Fusion!!! Smart name! Throwing the word «Fusion» into any business can disregard any obligation to be authentic as well as increase the prices a few bucks per entrée.
Friday night dinner with the fams and we just wanted to order EVERYTHING… We ordered: Crab Wonton ($ 6.95), Blanket Prawn ($ 8.95), Tofu Tom Kha Mild ($ 8.95), 2 Papaya Salads ($ 9.95), Pha Rad Prig, Pork Yellow Curry ($ 10.95), Chicken Pad Thai ($ 9.95), Pad See Ew ($ 9.95), Tofu Kee Mao Noodle ($ 9.95), Tofu Fried Rice ($ 9.95) and a Family Fried Rice ($ 11.95). We also ordered 3 Thai Teas ($ 2.95/each) and 2 Thai Coffees ($ 2.95/each). No refills on those beverages!
The food was at best average but the prices were definitely more expensive than other Thai restaurants in the area. Nothing really stood out in flavors. I noticed that everything was overly sweet. I would have simply given this place a 3 star but there were a few set backs in the meal that deemed it subpar: (1) the Tom Kha came in a regular bowl and not the heating pot, (2) the potatoes in the Yellow Curry were undercooked and questionable tasting and (3) the tofu in the Tom Kha was spoiled. My poor little niece was making disapproving faces about the food the whole entire meal. She probably got that from me… Oops!
On a more positive note, the entrees were plated very nicely. Unfortunately for them, that is not enough to bring me back to an overpriced mediocre restaurant.

Best Thai food in the area. Friendly staff, quick service and legit @$$ food. Prices are great for the quality and quantity. So far I’ve tried the pad thai with chicken and their curries– yellow, massaman, panang and pumpkin.
I recommend their lunch combo $ 10.95 for padthai & your choice of curry.
Also tried the Thai Tini. (Thai Tea & Vodka) Soo effing good!

Solid meal every time. Great tasting food, fair prices, and very friendly and prompt.service.
Lunch specials for ~$ 9 come with choice of entrée and bowl of house soup. I recommend any of the curries, sweet and sour, or spicy basil. Warning, spice levels 0 – 5 are spicy! A level 2 is pretty good for me (think eating a big handful of hot cheetos)

After picking up my brother from the airport, I decided to try this place after seeing the reviews on Unilocal.It was pretty decent!
I got the lunch special Pad See Ew with a Thai Iced Tea (My normal routine for Thai Restaurants).
The service was exceptional, the quality of food was excellent, and the zest of the food was quite good. If you are trying to satisfy your thai cravings, check this place out!

Visited Home Thai Fusion Bistro for a Friday lunch. The place had a lot of empty seats. And it does have your standard Thai fare — pad thai, pad see ewe, and curry. I ended up ordering a lunch combo that included chicken with peanut sauce and spinach, along with brown rice and pad thai. It ended up being a lot of carbs. But they did throw in a soup. It was nothing extraordinary that I could find, so I’m giving this place 3 stars.

After a fun trip at The Mills we decided to try this place out, it was DEELICIOUS!
The service was exceptional.
The quality of food was excellent.
The flavors of the food were fabulous.
Unfortunately we’re about an hour away from Ontario but I swear next time we’re in the area… WE’RE COMING BACK!

This is one of few handful Thai Restaurant in Ontario.
Last time I had thai food was ages ago and was in Pasadena. As you long they had tons of Thai food that area and are very competitive price for lunch. This one do had lunch special but is pricey; starting from $ 8.75. They give you only a soup extra for lunch. I order the level 3 spicy Phanaeng Chicken Curry. It was quite spicy but I manage to finish it. The curry is good but didn’t like the chicken meat quality. My coworker order the chicken yellow curry and the cheese wonton, yes they had cheese wonton here.
I found it weird eating eating wonton wiht cheese inside. I think this place is more favor for american, not a place you want to take your thai friend or gf.

I Unilocaled this place cause the girls and I was going to do some major shopping at Ontario mills but wanted to eat lunch before.
This place is across the street from the outlet. When we arrived there was no one eating in the restaurant. We seated down and all ordered a thai tea. The thai tea was really good. You can’t call yourself a good thai place if the thai tea sucks.
I ended up ordering the yellow chicken curry with brown rice. The curry was really good. It has chicken, potatoes, and tomatoes. I thought the tomatoes were carrot first but turned out to be tomatoes. The curry sauce was good on everything. It went well with my rice and the roti. A roti remind me of a chinese pancake. Its super yummie.
Overall, I really enjoyed my lunch.

Decided to try out this place because of the high ratings — my fellow Unilocalers did not disappoint! We walked in at 6pm with no wait. The man who took care of us was super friendly and thoughtful. We tried the larb gai which was good but wish it was served with lettuce cups for easy eating or on top of shredded/​chopped lettuce like a regular salad. It was served with chunks of lettuce. The beef Massaman curry and pad thai were both delicious. The thai iced tea was a bit too sweet for my taste. For dessert we tried the black rice in coconut sauce. I really loved it because it tasted like black beans and had a nutty taste with a bit of pop. For me, the customer service kicks this place up to a 5. When places treat their customers right they will get repeat business and make them very happy!

If it LOOKS cooked, it should be right? Uh NOPE. Not at this instance.
I’ve eaten at this place maybe about 4 times because it’s the closest thai restaurant from my work but each time I felt that the tasted artificial. I ordered pad see ew with shrimp. I mean don’t get me wrong. It LOOKS great but the taste? The complete opposite. First off, I bit into the shrimp & started chewing. It felt too soft to be cooked so I looked down to the shrimp I just bit into & saw that the inside was still GRAY, RAW!
I even touched it & it felt soft — like when you first peel the shells off the shrimp after your washed it in the sink. Disgusting! And worst of all, when I informed the waitress about this, she apologized but still charged me! So let me get this straight. I get UNCOOKED shrimp and I get to pay $ 9.50 for it. Gee thanks…
NOT COMING HERE AGAIN!