Rice Fusion

I ordered the honey walnut shrimp and Kung Pao chicken and OMG! It’s so delicious! Love it love it love it ! This will be my go to for Chinese food from now on ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 11/7/25. Back again and never disappointed! Honey walnut shrimp and Kung Pao chicken 😍😍😍😍

I’ve eaten both dine-in and ordered takeaway from this establishment now, so I feel I can now give a fair review. The first time I ate here was dine-in. The sushi was decent and their miso soup was good. However, this time eating there was not so good. When we were picking up the food, the person at the counter grabbed the forks by the tines with their bare hands and threw them in the bag. That grossed me out. I threw fork away upon arriving home. Then while we were eating, I bit down on two pretty big pieces of bone (see photo) in my spicy yellowtail roll, which was both unpleasant and not at all appetizing. I was really hoping for more from this place. Too bad.

They made a special noodle dish that I asked for (I'm a veggie girl) and it was great! Just a tweak to something they were already offering. Sushi fresh and beautifully presented. Amiable decor. Will go again.

If you’re looking for fresh and flavorful sushi in Dover, Rice Fusion is a must-visit spot! Their menu is full of creative options, but for me, the sweet potato sushi rolls are the real standout. Perfectly crispy, sweet, and balanced with just the right amount of seasoning—every bite is pure perfection. The ambiance is cozy, the staff is friendly, and the service is quick. Whether you’re a sushi lover or just looking to try something new, Rice Fusion delivers every time. Highly recommend stopping by and treating yourself!

I ordered the General Tso's combination platter and the Sweet & Sour Chicken combination platter through DoorDash. Pros: I requested that the pork fried rice be replaced in both platters with vegetable fried rice, which the restaurant did. The rice had perfectly salted and had a good balance of vegetables. No complaints with the rice. Cons: The egg rolls that came with both platters were too salty and dry. The General Tso's chicken—despite being tagged as spicy (and I requested extra spicy)—was overly sweet, not spicy, and did not come with the standard broccoli. The Sweet & Sour Chicken was bland; for the price, I expected the sauce to come with bell pepper or pineapple (which used to be standard). Overall, I would not repurchase from this restaurant. After paying over $40 for two comb