Fusia Bento Bar

Tried Fusia Bento Bar for the first time through DoorDash and loved it. We ordered the Mongolian Beef Bento and Crab Rangoon. Everything arrived warm, well packaged, and really tasty. Definitely great value for money.

Quick, Tasty, and Affordable in Collegetown, Ithaca! 🍱 If you’re in Cornell’s Collegetown and looking for a quick yet satisfying meal, Fusia Bento Bar is the spot! This casual eatery serves up hearty portions at affordable prices, making it a go-to for students and food lovers alike. I grabbed a three selection lunch box featuring fish, pork, and a side of sweet and sour soup, and let me tell you—every bite was packed with flavor! The fish was tender and well-seasoned, the pork had just the right balance of crispiness and juiciness, and the sweet and sour soup tied it all together with a comforting, tangy kick. Beyond the food, the service was fast and friendly, making it a great choice if you’re in a rush but still want a solid meal. The space itself is clean and welcoming, perfect for

Have been having food here since before covid. One of my go-to place at Cornell. Ingredients are always fresh and people are really nice! Highly recommend their VIP card! Price is so reasonable:) They also actually listen to your feedbacks and make changes accordingly. They deserve 5 star!

I have been a daily customer for the past 6 months and Fusia has always treated me fair and well. If you are a student on a budget and likes Asian cuisine, this is the place, the best bang in the buck, without compromising the quality of food. My go-to is sweet and sour chicken bento box with takoyaki. Their fried rice is solid and walk-in lunch options is like the best value you can get in College town. I recommend this place especially for students.

Bento boxes are one of my favorite and I was looking forward to try at Fusia. I placed an order for pickup and when it came to the food itself, I wasn’t disappointed. The bento box was well-prepared, tasty and definitely hit the spot. Unfortunately, the customer service experience left alot to be desired. When I walked in to pick up my order, I greeted the staff and asked how she was doing - something I consider just common courtesy. I didn’t get a response which I initially shrugged off. When I gave my phone number/name and was told my order wasn’t there. I calmly pointed out that there was a bag on the counter with my name/number on it. That seemed to triggered a negative reaction and instead of resolving it calmly, she wave me off dismissively with a hand gesture - like I was nothing. I