Ko Fusion

Address: 1 E. Main St., Champaign, IL 61820

Website: www.kofusion.com

E-mail: info@kofusion.com

Phone: (217) 531-1166

Fax: (217) 531-1167

Cuisine: American nouveau, Asian, Contemporary, Eclectic, Japanese, Pan-Asian, Seafood, Steak, Stir fry, Sushi, Tapas

Cards Accepted:

Capacity: 200

Best of CU Award Winner:

  • 2007 - 1st place, Best Sushi

This venue is served by the GREENhopper
Hours: Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Business 11:30am- 10:00pm11:00am- 10:00pm11:00am- 2:00am11:30am- 2:00am
Kitchen Closed11:00am- 11:00pm11:30am- 11:00pm

Regular hours as reported by the business. Please call the establishment to check for schedule changes on holidays.

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Last post: Aug. 21, 2008 at 7:50 pm

DarylMC (Daryl McCurdy) said on May. 7, 2008 at 11:48 pm:

This restaurant is terribly overpriced for what they offer. This place is not for people who actually like sushi. When they say fusion they mean steaks and expensive big rolls. We ordered miso soup and there was nothing in it and it was $3 or something for that! The sushi selection and entree menu were not vegetarian friendly and there were only a few tasteless options. If you want to spend way too much money for unadventurous, run of the mill sushi, Kofusion is you place. If not, Champaign-Urbana has much more to offer.

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Lisa R (Lisa R) said on Aug. 21, 2008 at 7:50 pm:

Warning: although the restaurant claims "we serve only organic meats and wild-caught seafood," that is not true. They sell both wild and farmed fish. (Example: kona kampachi is the brand name for a fish sold by a Hawaiian fish farm.) So, if this matters to you, ASK! And, while you're at it, ask them why they're misleading their customers. Or, if you're getting meat, I would ask whether or not it's organic, because if they're willing to lie about the fish, they could be lying about the meat too.

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