Fuse Box's approach to Asian fusion is a little different compared to other fusion restaurants ; They've carefully selected some of the most popular items and stuck them into one place: Most Asian fusion eateries usually blend two cultures within a dish, with one culture being more prominent and another culture being used to enhance the flavors. With FB, you're fortunate to explore a sampling of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai & Vietnamese dishes respectively. The DIFFERENCE from most Asian fusion places is that each dish is a cultural stand alone. For example, if you order Kim Chee fried rice, you'll get a Kim Chee fried rice that you'd get at a Korean restaurant. Fried pork chops? Classic Vietnamese flavors. Their presentation may be a little different, but it is the flavors you'd get at a Vietnamese restaurant. Don't be intimated by the chili next to the menu items...it can be adjusted for the non-spicy friends joining you. The besties said they found a restaurant right down the road from where we live. We were there on a Sunday at 11am. It was fairly empty, but I heard it gets quite busy and I can understand why. They also have a bar so they serve drinks there.

The Kimchi Fried Rice was an absolute standout--generous with shrimp and bursting with great flavor. The Green Fried Green Tomato Tempura had a nice taste as well, though thinner slices and a lighter breading would have really elevated the dish. The quick prep time for the to-go order was super convenient and much appreciated. I'm looking forward to trying more dishes.

I found this hidden gem one day driving down 123. There are a few complaining about the pricing, but you've got to understand that this is by far the best tasting Chinese food in the area, period! It's even better when you eat there and get it right off the stove, simply amazing. The staff is super nice, the owner is very nice as well. 90% or more of their sales are delivery and take out, but you've gotta at least once try their food in house, you won't regret it!

Fuse Box is a neighborhood gem. It has a great menu to choose from and a cool vibe to watch a game or sit at the bar with friends. It is on our rotation of restaurants to Dine out and it is always fresh food...dishes are consistent. Some of my favorites are the jalepeno chicken, miso or kimchi soup for two, pan fried dumplings, tempera vegetables. Oh and don't forget that smoked old fashion to hit the spot. Service is on point.

Fuse Box is one of our regular restaurants when we want Asian food. They offer a mix of Asian cuisines (Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, etc). There's great food and service here. Here are some of dishes we have tried here: Soups - pro tip: their soup for two is enough for four. We always have leftover. Love their crabmeat asparagus soup and their chicken corn soup. Appetizers: long list of appetizers. We've tried a few of them and recommend their Kung Pao Chicken Tacos, Crab Rangoon. Entrees: again a decent list. We love their Jalapeño Chicken, and Thai Ball Beef. Their Crispy Beef can be ordered as a salad or as an entree with carrot & scallion (hint cheaper as a salad). They have great food and service and we regularly get food here.

Always a pleasure. This is a great fusion spot worth visiting. It's in an out-of-the-way place for me but worth the 30 minute drive. There's free parking, friendly staff, a comfortable atmosphere, and a pretty wide selection of food. And best of all is the food is very good. This last trip my wife and I started with fried scallion pancakes, which had great flavor. For my meal I was feeling curry so I went with the Singapore curry rice noodles and left a happy man. My wife had the tuna poke stack, which she enjoyed.

Holy cow, the food here is amazing and exceeded my expectations!: 1. Shoshito pepper appetizer: Really tasty, slightly spicy depending on the pepper, delicious marinade, and fun to eat! I like that this came with an extra bowl to dispose of the pepper stems 2. Shredded crispy beef: Phenomenal from the first bite! There is something different/unique about the batter they use and it's surprisingly light. So much more elevated than the usual Chinese take-out versions of this dish 3. Panang curry: I got this with fried tofu and it was amaaaazing and everything I'd hoped for 4. Thai iced tea: Defibitely served on the sweeter, more sugary side! I can't wait to try more dishes from this place! The space itself is super cool: the front windows fold up, giving the entire restaurant an outdoor feel, there is a huge, modern-looking bar, and outdoor seating if you'd like. Service was nice as well!

I meant to post yesterday I called in and picked up my order but I did forget to take pictures But I will next time because I will most definitely be back I ordered dumplings Spring rolls Scallion pancakes General tso chicken and vegetable fried rice A little pricier than I was excepting but This served 3 people and still had some left over for lunch for my son the next day so it was worth it Very good flavors

If you are ever in the Lorton area PLEASE stop by the fusebox. This place is a treasure and I promise you... everything is delicious. The owners are so sweet and are working every time I visit. Their entire staff is attentive and the ambiance is very low key and perfect for an intimate bite to eat or a relaxing solo meal. I just got off work at the European wax center next door and needed a quick bite to eat. Today I just ordered solace partly cloudy ipa, teriyaki chicken bites, and the veggie spring rolls. They have so many delicious beers on draft and $2 off draft on Thursdays from 4-7. This was my first time ordering the spring rolls and I'm so happy I did. They were perfect. Other menu items I have tried on separate occasions that were also yummy: calamari steamed pork buns lo mein pad Thai miso ramen noddle

I came here with my mother to try out a new spot for lunch. She loves Asian food. Ambiance - Cute. The bar is the first thing that grabs your attention when you walk in. The floors were nice. The light fixtures were pretty. Food - Fantastic! We got the fried cauliflower, the crab Rangoon, the general Tso's chicken, and the Penang curry with fried tofu. Service - Since there was only one hard-working man there running everything , the service was slow. He was doing his best though, but you could tell he needed help. Overall, I would go back. Just have ample time to relax and enjoy a tasty meal!