10 Delicious Asian Fusion Foods: You Need to Try Today

If you have ever wondered what will happen if the bold flavor of Asia collides with Western creativity, the answer is Asian fusion cuisine and it is fantastic. From kimchi tacos to sushi burritos, these dishes bring the best of the world together. Whether you are a food explorer or someone who is immersing their fingers in new dishes, Asian fusion is going to be exciting for your new exploration.

Indian Asian fusion is not just trendy, this is the rapid global kitchen reflection. People want familiar rest with a twist & turn. By combining ingredients, tastes, and cooking techniques from different regions, fusion dishes make their completely fresh new tastes without losing their roots. And for every new dish to try, fusion cuisine is the best way to go all the way to the food list.

Imagine those juicy pieces stuffed with marinated sauces at the top with a drizzle of tuck, spicy kimchi, fresh cilantro, and Sriracha mayo inside a soft tort. This is the magic of Korean BBQ tacos, a spicy, charming, slightly sweet experience in every bite.

Perfect for taco nights when you get tired of the same old ground BBQs.

Where to try it: LA food trucks, or if you’re in Denver, we serve similar fusion wraps at Mile High Tikka Express!

A sushi burrito really seems to be just like its name: huge sushi rolls in the shape of a burrito. Sushi rice, fresh fish (such as spicy tuna or salmon), avocado, cucumber, and even mangoes are all wrapped in a huge seaweed sheet.

Fun Fact: Great for a healthy grab-and-go meal that’s Instagram-ready.

A brilliant idea from the New York Food Festival, the Ramen Burger replaces traditional buns with crispy-fried ramen noodle "buns." Patty is usually with different fillings and is often paired with Asian-style slaw, hoisin sauce, or teriyaki glazes.

This is a crisp, juicy, and wildly unique twist on your regular burger.

Fusion Highlight: Invented in NYC, this dish now shows up at festivals nationwide.

East meets Italy in this creamy, spicy dish. Coconut milk, step vegetables, and shrimp, chicken, or tofu (your own choice) are thrown into a red curry sauce or fettuccine.

The sauce beautifully coats the noodles, and every slurp is filled with chili and satisfaction.

Pro Tip: It’s surprisingly easy to make at home!

It may look strange, but trust us it works wonders. The spicy taste of the fermented kimchi cuts through a completely rich molten cheese and beeted toast. It is crisp, cheesy, spicy, and a total comfort food upgrade.

Pair With: Tomato soup or miso broth for extra fusion points.

You must have mashed the potatoes. But did you have wasabi mashed potatoes?

This side dish gives the creamy classic a bold, spicy kick. Wasabi is not strong, it combines a subtle heat and zing that beautifully connects with grilled meat or fish.

Side Dish Alert: Perfect with teriyaki salmon or tempura.

Chicken tikka is a well-loved Indian fusion dish that is made with a variety of vibrant herbs and has a strong flavor to it. It is popular for its adaptability and can be eaten in a luxury restaurant or on the street. The key ingredient that gives this dish its unique flavor is Indian spices. 

Try at: Mile High Tikka Express — one of our best-selling dishes in Denver!

The traditional Vietnamese banh mi sandwich gets a party-shaped makeover as a slider. Mini Brioche Buns Pickle is full of carrots and daikons, chopped cucumbers, fresh cilantro, jalapenos, and savory pork or tofu.

Party Favorite: These are a hit at catered events or food festivals.

Creamy Mac meets Umami- Pack Miso Paste in this brilliant composition. Misso connects depth and a charming note that surprises you that why didn't you think about this combo sooner.

Some versions also add shiitake mushrooms or crispy panko breadcrumbs for additional texture.

The southern fried chicken receives a delicious makeover with a five-spice (a mixture of cinnamon, cloves, fennel, star anise, and Sichuan peppercorn). Result? Crunchy, juicy chicken with a bold, fragrant twist.

Serve With: Sticky rice or sesame slaw for a complete fusion feast.

From coast to coast, Asian fusion menu is booming. Whether it’s sushi burritos in San Francisco, ramen burgers in NYC, or Thai pasta in Austin the scene is thriving.

If you’re in Denver, you’re in luck. At Mile High Tikka Express, we specialize in Indian fusion street food. Try our:

• Chicken Tikka Nacos (naan tacos)
  
  
• Paneer Bowls
  
  
• Samosa Wraps
  
  

We serve daily in rotating Denver neighborhoods. Check our schedule or book us for catering!

Asian fusion food is bold, exciting, and absolutely delicious. It takes the comfort of the local dishes and prepares it completely with new things. Whether you are trying it in a trendy restaurant or using it in your own kitchen, there was no better time to try these mixups.

So the next time you are hungry and want to try something different but not far away from your comfort area give one of these 10 recipes a shot. You might just get your new favorite food on your list.

Asian fusion mixes traditional Asian tastes, such as soy, miso, ginger, lemongrass, and chili, with Western techniques or materials. This is not about changing culture, but what happens when two worlds meet on a plate to celebrate it.

While it is not "authentic" in the traditional sense, it is still a legitimate and creative expression of food culture. Asian fusion is more about innovation than the fusion tradition. That said, a good fusion food should still respect taste and techniques with original cuisine.

Absolutely! Many of these dishes use easily accessible materials and simple techniques. You can start with something easy, such as kimchi grilled cheese or Thai curry pasta, and Sushi later you can do your work up to burritos or ramen burgers.

Many food trucks, modern Asian restaurants, and even some pubs now offer fusion dishes. If you are in a big city, you are likely to find Korean tacos at least a few places, poke bowls, Fusion Ramen with a twist or chicken tikka platter at our food truck Mile High Tikka Express in Denver. Or simply check your local Uber or go to Google "Asian fusion food, near me."