Browse all 48 Fusion restaurants in the Outside Eats dining guide to the San Francisco Peninsula. Select any restaurant for photos, hours, directions, reviews, and the full profile.
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- 101 Eatery South San FranciscoAsian fusion serving katsu, honey roasted pork, and skewers with generous portions and house made sauces.
- 808 Zone - Asian Pacific Fusion Foster CityUnexpected yet harmonious flavors in every bite of tasting menu.
- All Spice San MateoChef's worldly cuisine served in a charming 1906 Victorian cottage. Fusion of Asian and modern Californian dishes.
- Angelicas Redwood CityFamily owned restaurant blending California cuisine with Latin flair, featuring festive ambiance and outdoor garden patios.
- Asya Restaurant Redwood CityFeatures fresh Thai dishes and authentic sushi with popular options like Pad Thai and curry.
- Curry Pizza House San MateoCraft pizza blending delicious curry flavors with wholesome fresh ingredients.
- Curry Pizza House Redwood CityUnique fusion of Indian spices and craft pizza since 2012, featuring fresh ingredients and creative flavors.
- Curry Pizza House Foster City Foster CityCraft pizzas with delicious curry flavors and wholesome ingredients.
- Curry Pizza House Palo Alto Palo AltoIndian fusion pizza on University Avenue with butter chicken, tandoori chicken, and chili paneer pies alongside craft beer and outdoor seating.
- Curry Pizza House South San Francisco South San FranciscoAuthentic Indian spices meet classic pizza craftsmanship with fusion creations like butter chicken and tandoori pizzas.
- Desi Pizza house Mountain ViewDesi Pizza house is a Fusion restaurant in Mountain View, California.
- Dumpling and Cajun Seafood South San FranciscoUnique fusion of handmade dumplings and Cajun seafood with fresh, flavorful dishes crafted to order.
- Eats Meets West Bowls Redwood CityUnique fusion of Indian and Panamanian flavors in healthy bowls packed with fresh ingredients and bold spices.
- Fire Hibachi (food truck) Redwood CityBold Mexican street food meets hibachi style cooking with homemade sauces at this unique food truck.
- Go Fish Poke Bar Redwood CityPremium Hawaiian poke using freshest fish and housemade sauces, plus temaki handrolls and mochi ice cream.
- Go Fish Poke Bar- Stanford Shopping Center Palo AltoBuild-your-own poke bowls with fresh ahi tuna, salmon, and creative sauces at Stanford Shopping Center.
- INDO Restaurant & Lounge Palo AltoIndonesian fusion kitchen on El Camino Real blending native Chef Diana Anwar's authentic recipes with California-French technique and craft cocktails.
- K-Noodle BurlingameUnique blend of authentic Yanbian cuisine and Korean dishes.
- Lamas Peruvian & Mexican Food Truck Half Moon BayFood truck at Harbor Village lot serving Peruvian and Mexican street food including ceviche, fried pork with plantains, and empanadas.
- Local Kitchens San BrunoMultiple restaurant brands under one roof offering diverse cuisines from burgers to Mediterranean in a single order.
- Lotus and Lime San MateoThai and Vietnamese-inspired purple rice bowls with Wagyu beef.
- Miko's CALiTALIA Los AltosNY style pizza with California twist featuring thin, crispy crusts and homemade pastas.
- Noelani's Island Grill San CarlosHawaiian-Asian fusion with live music and tropical cocktails nightly.
- O2 Valley San MateoTaiwanese fusion cuisine featuring bentos, grilled appetizers, and boba drinks.
- O2 Valley Palo AltoChinese hot pot and bubble tea spot with a broad selection of broths, fresh ingredients, and customizable dipping sauces.
- Pacific Restaurant Daly CityFilipino and Pacific Island restaurant with traditional plates, rice dishes, and hearty comfort food at everyday prices in Daly City.
- Poke Bar Mountain ViewBuild-your-own poke bowl chain on Castro Street with fresh proteins, a wide base selection, and customizable toppings in an efficient fast-casual format.
- Poke House Daly CityBuild-your-own poke bowl restaurant with sustainably sourced proteins, handmade sauces, and California-inspired toppings in a clean fast-casual format.
- Poke House - Mountain View Mountain ViewSustainably sourced poke bowl restaurant near the Google campus with house-made bowls, sushi handrolls, and seasonal California-inspired ingredients.
- Poke House - Palo Alto Palo AltoBuild-your-own poke bowl concept inspired by Hawaiian flavors with fresh sustainable fish and a California spirit in every bowl.
- Poke House - San Mateo San MateoHouse-made bowls blend modern creativity with classic Hawaiian flavors daily.
- Poke One San BrunoFresh, generous poke bowls with customizable bases, proteins, and sauces. Fast service with clean atmosphere near SFO.
- Poke'd Out Fish Bar San CarlosGenerous portions of fresh fish with unlimited veggie toppings.
- Pokeworks Mountain ViewFast-casual poke concept on Castro Street with build-your-own bowls, burritos, and salads using sushi-grade proteins, handcrafted sauces, and fresh toppings.
- Porta Blu Menlo ParkUpscale Italian restaurant at 1029 El Camino Real with wood-fired pizza, hand-rolled pasta, fresh seafood, and an extensive Italian wine list in an elegant dining room.
- Prime BBQ San MateoFirst Bay Area restaurant offering both Yakitori Izakaya and Chinese Skewer.
- Red Hot Chilli Pepper San CarlosIndian style Chinese food sourced from local vendors and purveyors.
- Sekoya Lounge & Kitchen Palo AltoCalifornia Avenue's most sceney restaurant with seasonal New American dishes, a Hibachi grill, house-made breads, and craft cocktails.
- Stamp Bar & Grill San CarlosModern American classics alongside globally inspired flavors from Tokyo to Tuscany.
- Sushilito Boy San MateoSushilito Boy is a Fusion restaurant in San Mateo, California.
- Tandoori Pizza - Foster City Foster CityTraditional pizza meets bold Indian spices for fusion flavors.
- The Hangar South San FranciscoAviation inspired food hall with diverse cuisine options and California French restaurant. Features artisanal coffee, market hall, and second floor terrace.
- The Night Market South San FranciscoAuthentic Hong Kong street food with cart noodles, dim sum, and Mahjong nights Thursday to Sunday.
- Truffle Poké Bar BurlingameFresh poke with truffle fusion style using locally sourced ingredients.
- Truffle Poké Bar San MateoFinest locally sourced ingredients with unique truffle fusion poke experience.
- West Park Bistro San CarlosAward-winning wine collection complements fresh, locally sourced contemporary American cuisine.
- Whisper San MateoChef Nick Yoon crafts fusion flavors with precision and originality.
- World Wrapps Palo AltoCalifornia-born wrap concept with globally inspired fillings including teriyaki chicken, Thai peanut, and Mediterranean veggie in fresh whole wheat and spinach tortillas.
About Fusion Restaurants on the SF Peninsula
Fusion restaurants capture something essential about the San Francisco Peninsula, a region where cuisines meet, borrow, and blend as freely as the people who cook and eat them. The guide's fusion category collects kitchens that cross traditional lines on purpose, pairing techniques and flavors from different cultures into something new.
In practice that can mean a Korean taco, a sushi burrito, a ramen dish topped with carnitas, a burger dressed with kimchi or curry, or a Cal-Asian menu that treats local produce with Japanese and Southeast Asian seasoning. Some spots are casual and playful, built around a single clever mashup, while others are ambitious dining rooms where a chef's personal background shapes a whole menu that does not fit any one label.
The Peninsula is fertile ground for this. Its diners are adventurous and well traveled, its produce is excellent, and its communities bring deep culinary traditions into close contact. That mix produces food you genuinely cannot find elsewhere, which is the appeal, though it also means each restaurant is its own experiment worth reading about before you go.
Because fusion is defined by variety, the best approach is to browse individual profiles and see what a given kitchen is combining. Portions, formats, and prices vary widely, from quick counter service to full sit-down dining.
Use the list below to browse fusion restaurants by city, then open a profile for hours, photos, and directions. If you like being surprised and want a meal that reflects the Bay Area's blended, boundary-crossing food culture, this is the category to explore.
