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New Jersey, United States Food Guide: 5 Fusion food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Marlton
Find out what Fusion restaurants to try in Marlton. Marlton is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) located within Evesham Township, in Burlington County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, Marlton's population was 10,133.
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1. Hong Kong Fusion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 165 reviews
Innovative fine fusion cuisine. Exotic rare tea list. Voted best of 2017 by readers of South Jersey Magazine. Private party room seats up to 80.
Reviewed By FLJ08008
My office staff and I have been working our way through the entire menu of this place and, as yet, have not found anything that is not top quality or delicious. We have all been there about 12 times now. No offense, but I even sat thru the damn tea ceremony. I have to admit it was interesting and I learned a lot about tea in general. Some of the tea actually tasted pretty good.However the food is outstanding. The Pork Wonton soup is the best I have ever had. Plus, it keeps in the refrigerator for a couple of days. Every one of the other dishes that I have ordered keeps a day or two as well at the same or close to the same quality.They do not seem to use as much oil in their cooking here and most Asian restaurants. The only items that need some work are the Spring Rolls and Egg Rolls. They seem very tough and chewy.
2. Hong Kong Fusion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 165 reviews
Innovative fine fusion cuisine. Exotic rare tea list. Voted best of 2017 by readers of South Jersey Magazine. Private party room seats up to 80.
Reviewed By FLJ08008
My office staff and I have been working our way through the entire menu of this place and, as yet, have not found anything that is not top quality or delicious. We have all been there about 12 times now. No offense, but I even sat thru the damn tea ceremony. I have to admit it was interesting and I learned a lot about tea in general. Some of the tea actually tasted pretty good.However the food is outstanding. The Pork Wonton soup is the best I have ever had. Plus, it keeps in the refrigerator for a couple of days. Every one of the other dishes that I have ordered keeps a day or two as well at the same or close to the same quality.They do not seem to use as much oil in their cooking here and most Asian restaurants. The only items that need some work are the Spring Rolls and Egg Rolls. They seem very tough and chewy.
Most Popular Asian food in Marlton, New Jersey, United States
3. Hong Kong Fusion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 165 reviews
Innovative fine fusion cuisine. Exotic rare tea list. Voted best of 2017 by readers of South Jersey Magazine. Private party room seats up to 80.
Reviewed By FLJ08008
My office staff and I have been working our way through the entire menu of this place and, as yet, have not found anything that is not top quality or delicious. We have all been there about 12 times now. No offense, but I even sat thru the damn tea ceremony. I have to admit it was interesting and I learned a lot about tea in general. Some of the tea actually tasted pretty good.However the food is outstanding. The Pork Wonton soup is the best I have ever had. Plus, it keeps in the refrigerator for a couple of days. Every one of the other dishes that I have ordered keeps a day or two as well at the same or close to the same quality.They do not seem to use as much oil in their cooking here and most Asian restaurants. The only items that need some work are the Spring Rolls and Egg Rolls. They seem very tough and chewy.
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4. Hong Kong Fusion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 165 reviews
Innovative fine fusion cuisine. Exotic rare tea list. Voted best of 2017 by readers of South Jersey Magazine. Private party room seats up to 80.
Reviewed By FLJ08008
My office staff and I have been working our way through the entire menu of this place and, as yet, have not found anything that is not top quality or delicious. We have all been there about 12 times now. No offense, but I even sat thru the damn tea ceremony. I have to admit it was interesting and I learned a lot about tea in general. Some of the tea actually tasted pretty good.However the food is outstanding. The Pork Wonton soup is the best I have ever had. Plus, it keeps in the refrigerator for a couple of days. Every one of the other dishes that I have ordered keeps a day or two as well at the same or close to the same quality.They do not seem to use as much oil in their cooking here and most Asian restaurants. The only items that need some work are the Spring Rolls and Egg Rolls. They seem very tough and chewy.
5. honeygrow
honeygrow is a restaurant concept born in Philadelphia in 2012, specializing in wholesome, fully customizable stir-fries, salads, honeybars + cold pressed juices made from ingredients sourced as locally as possible. With over 30 locations along the east c
Reviewed By hssgrammy
You can order salads or rice/noodle bowls, all with your individual choices of vegetables, condiments, etc. My grandchildren introduced me to this place, claiming that it's one of their favorites.
