Fusion Indian - Bothell

The food here was great! We got the Veggie triple fried rice and Pani Puri. The staff were very nice and helpful. The food was delicious and full of flavor. Note, there’s limited indoor seating so maybe plan on getting food to go. I’ll definitely be back here!

Loved this restaurant, service was fantastic and the food was even better. Definitely will be coming more often! 100% consider this place for your next meal

First time having Indian food and it was AMAZING! The food is fiery in all the right ways! I highly recommend the Chicken Lollipops! Our hostess was so helpful, she patiently went over all items and offered us a beverage to soothe the heat for my sensitive self. I would post pictures but…we ate it allllll!! Come check them out!!!!

Great food. Legit Indian food (as far as I can tell, I've never actually been to India). I adore India food. I've been eating the regular Americanized Indian food for decades. I've started to seek out the non-typical Indian cuisine and I found it at Fusion India. I didn't recognize half the dishes on the menu but the staff were helpful and gave me some recommendations. The food I ordered was very very good (and this comes from a guy that eats a lot of Indian food). I think that I might have found my new favorite Indian restaurant. This place has a hole-in-the wall vibe, which I liked.

The last time I got food at this restaurant was during COVID and there wasn 't a dine-in option at that time. I decided to make another visit last night and was very glad that I did. The restaurant is brightly decorated and has a Bollywood theme. I learned that they were in the process of a soft launch of an updated menu and had a limited menu for the next week or so. Despite that fact, I found a few amazing dishes on the menu. The menu was difficult to read, as there were no descriptions of the dishes in English. I was told that as soon as they finalized their menu, that would be corrected. I ordered Dharam Garam Paneer, Dangal Paneer Chicken with Rocket Singh Naan, Butter Naan, and a Chikoo Milkshake. The Dharam Garam Paneer is an appetizer that is an Indo-Chinese fusion dish. It was beautifully presented and tasted great. The paneer had a crispy outside with a tender, meaty texture inside. The sauce on it was similar to General Tsao 's and was very tasty. The Dangal Paneer Chicken with Rocket Singh Naan was a curry that was similar in flavor to a tikka masala, but had melted paneer cheese in with the sauce. Included was also an order of Rocket Singh Naan that was naan with some chilis on it. It was good, but the curry was outstanding and the best I 've had in recent memory. I ordered medium hot and the sauce was smooth and flavorful with a heat on the back end. I will definitely order this again! The waiter recommended the Chikoo milkshake instead of a mango lassi and I was glad he did. It was smooth, flavorful, and sweet, but not overly so. It tasted similar to a strawberry milkshake with a slight hint of caramel, and is made with chikoo fruit. The bill was presented in a small replica of an Indian postal box. Before leaving, the owner stopped by to talk to us and then offered a dessert for us to try. I don 't recall the name, but it was made of finely grated cooked carrot with cream, served in a phyllo-type pastry bowl. It was unusual, but very good. It arrived inside the back of a small Indian tuk tuk with some dry ice smoke swirling around it. Super cool presentation. I can 't wait to experience the full menu once it 's ready in a few weeks! This is definitely worth a trip.