Oi Asian Fusion in Stanton

This is in rodeo 39. We got the pork belly adobo (needed more sauce) but was satisfying. We also got the pork lumpia and I recommend getting at least 6 for two people.

From the moment I sank my teeth into their dynamite sweet fries, I knew I was in for something special. These crunchy sweet potato fries were doused in a spicy sauce, topped with cilantro and garlic, and boy was it a unique and delicious combo!Now, lets talk about their pork belly jicama taco. Picture this: a crunchy shell made entirely out of jicama, filled to the brim with tender pork belly. Who wouldve thought a veggie shell could be so darn tasty?The combination of flavors and textures in this taco was out of this world. It was like a fiesta in my mouth!The adobo bowl at Oi Asian Fusion was a flavor bomb. Juicy pork belly, perfectly cooked and bursting with flavor, nestled on a bed of rice soaked in that delicious adobo sauce. Each mouthful was a party of savory goodness. It was pure comfort food with an Asian twist.Their halo halo ube dessert was my favorite thing! Each spoonful was a heavenly blend of creamy, velvety ube.With all their fantastic dishes priced around 12 bucks, youre getting a whole lot of bang for your buck with their great portion size.

It’s SOOOOOO GOOD!!! I’m Asian and I love Asian food. This place is beyond fusion. They’re very close to some real Asian food, although still fusion, it has a lot of original flavor.Adobo bowl and ribeye bowl was very good. Ube halo halo is my favorite dessert. It’s not the most famous but it’s the best in my opinion.Rodeo 39 has a huge parking lot but I wasn’t able to find a space on the weekend that they have local market at the back.

I discovered this comfort food Asian Mexican fusion food. Follow me!Highlights of the menu:1. Fried chicken adobo2. Tapsilog rice bowl3. Ube upside down pie4. Pandan creme bruleeThe food is so good! Everything I need is in a bowl with super yummy seasoning. Located in The Rodeo 39 Public Market, it’s convenient and great place to hang.Besides rice bowls, they have other yummy appetizers and desserts. Love it! They also have taco Tuesday for $1 each.

Ordered the Adobo Bowl and it was an easy one dish meal. Rice on the bottom and not too drenched in adobo sauce (which I think was mostly soy sauce). Soft boiled egg was fine and braised pork belly portion was enough. The pork did not have too much crunch to it though it looked a bit dry. Ordered during the height of dinner hours, would have preferred it to be served a bit hotter. Likely most of my criticism was from eating it outside on a cold day so this fusion Filipino dish is still worth trying.

This place has the best food! l love the different combinations and flavors of each bowl. I liked it the first time around I had to go for another order. Only downside I would say is the waiting period. It took a while but we’ll worth it for the good food!

I chose this place because I was looking for a simple place to eat.🥗 Pork Belly & Umami Gravy🍔 Oi Burger & Dynamite Sweet Fries(sides)👍🎶 I ate well (togo)🚘(now open) I Togo it on Friday at 9:10 pm.... ❓10:00 Close ??!!👭👬There were many younger generations 💑🍱It was nice to have a lot of restaurants in one place 👍😁

There is no better meal for an Asian than a bowl of hearty rice with protein. It’s the epitome of “homey” for us. Now that we’re in this day and age with plenty of influences from different cultures and flavors, where else can we bring our comfort foods to make it just as comforting but fun? Oi Asian Fusion basically sums up their purpose in their name.Looking at their menu I’m going to go out on a limb and say that theyre primarily focused on Filipino flavors. The most recommended bowl for me was the Adobo bowl.Adobo Bowl - ($10.59) - The bowl came out fresh and ready, the wait time was maybe 10 minute max. The most alluring aspect to this bowl for me was the perfectly soft boiled egg. This got me excited. Next to it was a thinly sliced piece of pork belly with a generous helping of adobo sauce smothered over the protein and rice. The pork was not as tender as I would have preferred, especially with the slices being so thin. The adobo sauce was amazing, and it was even better with a bit of egg yolk with a spoonful of rice. BOMB. Now, I dont recommend getting this and taking leftovers home or even takeout if you’re not planning on eating it right away. As soon as we got home and reheated it the adobo sauce got super vinegary and the smell was less enticing. (as nice as I can put it)Overall, the experience was okay. The bowl was pretty good, the price point was decent and service was quick. I think if Im in Rodeo again I’d be down to try something else on the menu!

I recently visited Rodeo 39 and decided to try out Oi Asian Fusion. I ordered their adobo rice bowl and was pleasantly surprised by the amount of flavor it packed in.The pork belly had a great crunch to it, yet still maintained its filling and fatty texture. Overall, I found the meal to be of great value considering its price point and quality. I dont think you can ever go wrong with a rice bowl!This was my first time visiting Rodeo 39 and Im glad I tried out Oi Asian Fusion. Im excited to come back and try more dishes from their menu.

They make everything fresh. I found the food to be excellent. I really loved the dish I ordered: Mushroom and Egg Bowl. It had king oyster mushrooms, enoki, bunapi, oyster mushrooms, Cotija, shishito peppers, and a soft boiled egg all on top of rice.