Welcome to Fusion East
Fusion East, a Caribbean-Soul Food gem in Brooklyn, NY, offers a delightful fusion of flavors and a vibrant dining experience. From their mouth-watering oxtail and curry goat to their flavorful Jerk Chicken, Fusion East caters to all palates. Customers rave about the tender, meaty oxtails and perfectly seasoned rice and peas. The ambiance, with Top-Tier music and a welcoming atmosphere, adds to the overall dining experience. The strong drinks and diverse menu options, such as the Fusion Pasta with a unique curry twist, make Fusion East a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts looking for a taste of the Caribbean with a modern twist.
- 1179 Elton St, Brooklyn, NY 11239, United States1179 Elton St, Brooklyn, NY 11239, United States Hotline: +1 718-975-5065
Welcome to Fusion East, a Caribbean - Soul Food restaurant located in Brooklyn, NY.
Fusion East offers a wide range of amenities, including take reservations, delivery, takeout, and catering services. They have limited vegetarian options but cater to all dietary preferences. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible, accepts various payment methods including cryptocurrency, and has gender-neutral restrooms. The casual, lively atmosphere is perfect for dining with friends and family, and they even offer happy hour specials.
The menu at Fusion East is a fusion of Caribbean and soul food dishes that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. From the flavorful Chicken Wings to the mouth-watering Oxtail, each dish is prepared with care and attention to detail. The Fusion Sampler is a must-try for those looking to sample a variety of flavors in one meal.
Customer reviews rave about the quality of the food, with many highlighting the tender oxtails, curry goat, and jerk chicken as standout dishes. The drinks are strong and well worth the price, adding to the overall dining experience. While some customers note that the service can be slow at times, they are willing to overlook this minor inconvenience for the delicious food.
Overall, Fusion East is a hidden gem in Brooklyn that is definitely worth a visit. Whether you're craving authentic Caribbean flavors or soulful comfort food, Fusion East has something for everyone. Don't miss out on the chance to experience the vibrant atmosphere and delectable dishes that this Black-owned restaurant has to offer.

Came here to celebrate a birthday on a Sunday. I must say, either they changed chefs, really paid attention to reviews, or we just got a good day but everything was very good. Service, food, ambiance. The dj even came over to ask if the music was too loud but we are Caribbean so it was perfect for us. The drinks were great, a bit strong but that's what we pay for right? One fishbowl is ENOUGH lol. We had some shots for the birthday boy but even that was more than a typical shot. Food was great too. Again, not sure if they changed the chef or he was in a good mood that day but he showed up with all the flavor. The escovitch snapper was soo good, the vegetables served with it were a bit spicy but that's expected (if you've eaten it before you know). I asked for oxtail gravy and that helped tone the spice down, but I also add that to every Caribbean dish when I go out. Everyone basically had oxtail and that was great as well. The fusion pasta.. was different. Def not "Rasta pasta" they cook theirs with turmeric or curry where it gets it's yellowish color from. I personally wasn't a huge fan of it but others liked it. The salon cakes and fried chicken were good too. The soup of the day was chicken and that was fairly good too. Not much provision in it but had good flavor. We all enjoyed our food and time spent here. I recommend, esp on a Sunday for brunch. Although they don't have a specific "brunch" menu. Call and make reservations if it's a bigger crowd.

The food was by far the best thing about this experience. Everything was on point. Loved my tender oxtails that had very little fat and lots of tender big pieces of meat in really good gravy. The rice and peas were deliciously seasoned and best of all, neither was too salty or too peppery. The chicken wings and the BBQ ribs were meaty and a good size. I was told the curry goat was also very good. Someone had the plaintain bites and loved them. I could not try them because they were topped with fish and I'm allergic. The drinks were strong and well worth the price. The Ambiance was welcoming and had nice music and an epic bar area. Seats were kinda hard but I guess that comes with the experience. Now, they lost a star for a couple reasons but mainly slow service and they were out of many things. Now the 'out of many things' is very typical Caribbean and you can't be in a Jamaican restaurant without something being out; but here, for example at 2 in the afternoon they were out of ice cream, drink mixes, carrot cake was down to one slice, and several others. BUT they really lost one star because it seemed as if all but one of the front staff called out or were coming in late. One poor person (Brandon) had to welcome people, seat us, take our order, bring out the food, serve as bartender, then as the busperson. He did everything except cook the food! Needless to say it was slow slow slow and we had to ask many times for things like water, hot sauce etc. one table, the woman had to go to the back to pick up her own food and take it to her table! Yes, I would go back because the food was great but also would know to expect to be there a moment!

Food was on point! Service was good. Music was Top Tier! Priscilla was so helpful and accommodating. I had a great experience. Definitely will be going back!

The owner and staff are great. Their drinks are top notch. Not to overpowering but enough to ensure that you have a buzz. The food is flavorful and tasty. I have sampled just about everything on the menu and No complaints here. Will continue to support and yes it is a BIPOC business.

I've been a few times and it's always pretty quiet here in terms of patrons. The music and atmosphere is always inviting -afternoon, evening or late night. I've had their oxtail and jerk chicken 8/10 for both. During my most recent visit I had the ackee and salt fish plantain bites... and I was thoroughly disappointed . The ackee was not cooked, not undercooked, just not cooked. And somehow they got all the salt and flavor out of the salt fish. Even the plantain tasted like boiled or steamed banana, there was no seasoning on it. I asked for some pepper and they didn't have, but they brought me minced score bonnet that didn't help at all. They were kind enough to replace it with coconut shrimp, it was good. The drinks were superb. Priscilla puts her foot, toe and elbow in them drinks.

Ordered from Ubereats because they have a deal and my greedy self could not pass it up. Took a while to get to me but the food was really good. I ordered the fried chicken with Mac Mac cheese, collard greens ,and candied yams, which I've never had before. The chicken is fried to perfection and had very good flavor. The Mac n cheese yummy. The collards are not lacking. And the candied yams; just goodness. I also had the escovitch salmon which came with rice and peas; It did not disappoint!! The only thing is the packing of the food that needs to be done better because, all of my sauce fom my salmon spilled In the bag. Other than that the food hit the spot. and I can't forget my hot sauce