
Fusion House
Quick info
About Fusion House
Fusion House is a Chinese restaurant on Cowley Rd in Oxford, with dining available upstairs and a plain, simple decor throughout. The menu runs through recurring plates like fried rice, sweet and sour pork, and steamed fish, alongside fried aubergine, potatoes and peppers, and boiled beef in chilli broth. Century egg tofu and double-cooked pork belly also appear, and spice level can be requested mild. Portions run large, with some dishes split into two takeaway boxes. The restaurant takes walk-ins rather than reservations. Card payment is accepted only on orders over £15, so smaller orders need cash.
Good to know
- ReservationsWalk-in only
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention fried aubergine dish, generous portions, sweet and sour pork and double-cooked pork belly.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention fried aubergine dish, generous portions, sweet and sour pork and double-cooked pork belly.
Customer Review Summary
Portion size draws the most repeated praise here, with reviewers describing generous servings so large that dishes get split into extra takeaway boxes. Close behind, the fried aubergine, potatoes and peppers (地三鲜) comes up as a must-try, alongside the boiled beef in chilli broth (水煮牛肉) praised for tender meat and a well-judged mild spice request, and the sweet and sour pork noted for its crispy, chewy texture. Others single out the fried rice dishes and double-cooked pork belly as regulars' favourites. Several describe the restaurant as family run, with authentic, homemade cooking and reasonable prices, and note quick, friendly service. One reviewer mentions the lack of air conditioning as a drawback, and another found a hair in their rice during a lunch visit, though staff responded by replacing the dish. Décor is repeatedly called simple or plain, with more than one comparing the space to a takeaway counter rather than a sit-down room.
Customer Review Summary
Portion size draws the most repeated praise here, with reviewers describing generous servings so large that dishes get split into extra takeaway boxes. Close behind, the fried aubergine, potatoes and peppers (地三鲜) comes up as a must-try, alongside the boiled beef in chilli broth (水煮牛肉) praised for tender meat and a well-judged mild spice request, and the sweet and sour pork noted for its crispy, chewy texture. Others single out the fried rice dishes and double-cooked pork belly as regulars' favourites. Several describe the restaurant as family run, with authentic, homemade cooking and reasonable prices, and note quick, friendly service. One reviewer mentions the lack of air conditioning as a drawback, and another found a hair in their rice during a lunch visit, though staff responded by replacing the dish. Décor is repeatedly called simple or plain, with more than one comparing the space to a takeaway counter rather than a sit-down room.
Featured reviews
- Google user
“Great prices and great food. It is a family owned and operated business. It looked like mother and daughter working the front and father was cooking. We ordered the traditional Kung pao and it was nice and spicy. Everything was delicious! If you are hungry for Chinese food in Oxford, go here! Sorry, no food pictures, we ate everything before I could get a picture.”
- Google user
“Fantastic meal. The boiled beef in chilli broth (水煮牛肉) was outstanding, tender beef in that signature numbing broth, and they nailed our mild spice (少辣) request perfectly. The century egg tofu (皮蛋豆腐) was delicious too, silky tofu with century egg, though it arrived a touch too warm to really count as a cold dish (凉菜). Lovely service and generous portions. Only downside was the lack of air conditioning.”
- Google user
“All of the food we had here was great! Especially the aubergines. I would totally recommend !!”
- Google user
“This is my favourite restaurant in Oxford, and I go there at least once a week even after they shifted locations. The food is really authentic and homemade as the restaurant is run by two couples. The fried aubergine, potatoes and peppers (地三鲜) is a must-try as they are starchy and crispy, and the fine beans (干煸四季豆) are also really well-seasoned. No other Chinese restaurant in Oxford compares in terms of quality and value and you must definitely give it a try!”
- Google user
“Best Chinese restaurant in Oxford! We were amazed by the amount and quality of food there and they were super nice 👌”
Location
Chinese Restaurants near Fusion House
- Panda House4.02201.5 mi£10–20
chip shop chips, cod fish and chips, chilli garlic wings
- Golden Dragon House4.9214.5 mi
chicken curry, special chow mein, chicken balls
- Golden Kitchen4.22815.9 mi away£10–20
crispy aromatic duck with pancakes, black bean sauce dishes, egg fried rice and free prawn crackers
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fusion House | 3.9169 | — | — | fried aubergine dish, generous portions, sweet and sour pork |
| Panda House | 4.0220 | 1.5 mi | £10–20 | chip shop chips, cod fish and chips, chilli garlic wings |
| Golden Dragon House | 4.921 | 4.5 mi | — | chicken curry, special chow mein, chicken balls |
| Golden Kitchen | 4.2281 | 5.9 mi away | £10–20 | crispy aromatic duck with pancakes, black bean sauce dishes, egg fried rice and free prawn crackers |
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