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Asian fusion cuisine offers diners a unique twist on traditional Asian foods. With non-traditional culinary combinations, chefs are able to create one-of-a-kind dishes. Philadelphia is home to some of the best Asian fusion restaurants.

Spice 28

Spice 28 combines Szechuan and Asian foods, while also fusing together Japanese, Malaysian, Thai, and Chinese cuisines. Specifically known for its flavorful and creative food dishes, Spice 28 is sure to provide you with something you have never tasted before. This hip and vibrant fusion dining option is located at 1228 Chestnut Street and has weekday happy hours from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.

SAMPAN

Sampan is a modern Asian restaurant located at 124 S 13th Street in Midtown Village, directly in the heart of Philadelphia. The menu features traditional Asian dishes, as well as healthier menu options. Guests can enjoy any of the gluten-free or soy-free entrees, including Peking duck or crab wonton tacos. Happy hour is daily from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. and includes discounted dumplings, satay, and a variety of signature drink specials.

Continental Mid-Town

If you have never tried an American Asian fusion restaurant, Continental Mid-Town is a must visit. It is located at 1801 Chestnut Street and has something for everyone. Most items on the diverse menu come in a shareable portion, so you can try a little of everything. Many guests also enjoy the unique and fun environment, making it the perfect Asian fusion stop. Brunch is served midday and can be ordered with unique Asian cocktails, such as the Rise & Shine Rita or the Wake & Bacon Mary.

Buddakan

Budakan is a traditional Asian cuisine fused with Chinese dishes. This family-style dining has all the dishes that you would expect from a Chinese restaurant, including dumplings, satay, and Pad Thai. However, if you are looking for something different, you should try the Miso Black Cod or the King Pao Lobster. Finish your delicious meal off with an Asian inspired cocktail or indulge in a draft pour from the full bar. Located at 325 Chestnut Street, Buddakan will not disappoint.

Jaxon

Jaxon, also known as Jaxon BYOB, is a quaint restaurant based on an American and Asian fused menu. Every dish on the menu is made with the highest quality of ingredients, and the blackboard menu is constantly changing with new and exciting dishes. Some of the most memorable dishes include the grilled octopus or the Miso and Honey Glazed Wild King Salmon. Offering you something different from other local Asian restaurants, Jaxon BYOB allows you to bring your own beer or other alcoholic beverages. Located in Northern Liberties at 701 North 3rd Street, you can stretch your wallet by bringing your own drinks and indulging on some of the best Asian fused food items in the city.

Restaurants are updating traditional dishes by combining cultural foods to create new and unique dishes. The city of Philadelphia is home to a variety of Asian fused dining options. Choose one based on your favorite food fusions or try them all and decide which one is your favorite!

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