About Hunan Fusion
The Retired & Disabled Police of America (RDPOA) is a fraternal organization formed in October, 1990 and incorporated under the laws of the District of Columbia as a non-profit corporation, and is managed by a Board of Directors consisting of a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Executive Director.
The restaurant is very clean and the service was exceptionally fast and friendly. While the Crispy Shrimp was rated as spicy, it was not. It was still a very flavorful sauce and I would order it again. The Egg Drop soup and Hot and Sour soups were very good. The Tempura appetizer and Pork Dumpling appetizer were hot and fresh. The Fried Rice is a very healthy sized portion.
We usually order pickup. We decided to dine in with visiting family for once and were not disappointed. The dining area isn't enormous, but it offers semi-private seating with booths. Nicely designed decor inside. Our experience: The service was good and the food was great - even better than our previously enjoyed pickup orders. Highly recommend!
Beautiful restaurant. Unfortunately the food was slightly underwhelming. The egg drop soup wasn’t as thick as I’m used to, the consistency was off. The crab rangoons lacked flavor. The filling was not good and the ratio of wonton to filling was off. I didn’t finish the appetizer. The rock shrimp were deliciously crunchy with a flavorful sauce. The sushi roll was also delicious.
Its clean and the service was friendly.The food was ok. Definitely more American flavor than Asian. Not much spice or acid just salt and sugar. We ordered egg rolls and the filling was abundant but mushy. The hot and sour soup was not very sour. My main was marked spicy on the menu but it was just salty. The other dish's sauce was heavy on the soy sauce and sugar. There are so many great Asian places in Omaha we will go somewhere else next time.
Really cozy spot. Large booths fit my entire family. We had crab rangoon and pan fried dumplings for an appetizer as well as some spicy edamame. For the main course I had general tsos chicken extra spicy which lacked any spice at all. Was more sweet. But still tasty either way. My dad went with pad Thai which said was also sweet. My mom got cashew chicken which I found a bit soy heavy but she really liked. My wife had honey walnut shrimp which was sweet and delicious. My sister had two sushi rolls both of which were delicious. Would recommend