4 Best Asian Fusion Restaurants near Narragansett

“Tsunama is the place to go for great sushi and more. We’ve tried almost every nigiri, and could not love it more. The Hibachi/Teriyaki dinners are fit for a king…or queen. The atmosphere is relaxing and pleasing. The service is outstanding. They also have a full bar. If you have not been to Tsunama, you must visit, even if sushi is not your preference. If you have been, you will most likely return.Dietary restrictions: Gluten free and vegetarian option with plenty of rice, noodles, fruit and vegetable options.Parking: Plenty of parkingWheelchair accessibility: Easy to access from the sidewalk“

“We had a great meal at Mr. R Fusion, The pulled pork dumplings were delicious and not fatty: the lamb kebabs were really good and the salmon was delicious!We just happened upon this restaurant and were very pleased - byob for now but presumably that will change. Servers were very friendly and atmosphere was fun/diner like.“

“Tasty Thai takeout! I'd like to eat there next time since the ambiance was so nice. The beef teriyaki and sticky rice were super flavorful and nicely done. The soup was classic and hot, and my favorite item was the fried pork gyoza which was crispy and the dipping sauce was perfect with it. I'd recommend this place to anybody looking for Thai food in the area.“

“We’ve waited to try this restaurant for Brunch. The menu always looks creative with something for any eater.We visited on a Saturday for brunch. It was a casual vibe with hints of European fun like an in restaurant farmers market, hanging plants, lofty space and lots of sunlight. I especially love a cozy booth to enjoy a lingering time with friends over coffee, and this place did not fail to deliver!While the cocktail menu is extensive, I opted for a French wine from the Alsace region and enjoyed being able to get that - not often available! My counterparts enjoyed coffee and a Malbec.Let’s discuss the bottomless coffee mug! What a crowd pleaser! Only down side is it wasn’t piping hot — but warm enough I didn’t complain.We enjoyed a shrimp seafood dip with chips and a spicy drizzle - it was delicious with a somewhat Asian accent of flavors.My friend and I shared two entrees, the Salmon Toast and The Avacado Toast. They were both exceptionally fresh, and unlike other establishments in town the Avocado was fresh, not pre made in a jar. The smoked salmon had a beautiful texture and the pickled onions offered a great freshness to the pallet. The bread both toasts were on were seeded and whole grain - and they were soft on the inside, crisp at the edges - just perfect!The two men enjoyed the beef hash, and another enjoyed the steak and eggs. They loved the generous portions and that’s always a plus - because it means even with a creative, veggie and safe pod friendly menu, my hubby will return for “fancy” breakfast because the portions satisfy even the greatest of appetites.Highly recommend this place for a special brunch occasion and it was perfect for our alternate Easter celebration without the Sunday crowd and extra prices;)“