


Sia Fusion Eatery
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Sia Fusion Eatery is listed on FindALoco in Newark, CA with address, phone, website, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Asian Fusion Restaurant.
Sia Fusion Eatery is an Asian fusion restaurant in Newark, CA, serving a Korean-leaning mix of comfort food, shareable plates, and late-night bites at 39263 Cedar Blvd, Newark, CA 94560. With a 4.2-star rating from 291 reviews, it has become a familiar stop for people looking for bold flavors after work, after a movie, or deep into the evening. The restaurant’s hours stretch especially late Tuesday through Saturday, making it a practical option when many other local kitchens have already closed.
The menu is built for diners who like variety. Customer favorites and mentioned dishes include spicy beef soup, spicy seafood udon, Korean-style tacos, burritos, burgers, fries, chicken wings, KBBQ pork belly, fried gyozas stuffed with vermicelli noodles, stir-fried squid, Galbijim with tteokbokki, kimchi fried rice with spicy pork, and chicken katsu. The wing options, including hot and sweet wings and soy garlic wings, are often described as crispy and flavorful, while the seafood udon and stir-fried squid appeal to guests who enjoy heat. If you are spice-sensitive, reviews suggest it is worth asking for a lower spice level when ordering.
The atmosphere at Sia Fusion Eatery fits its late-night identity. Guests describe the space as low-key, casual, and sometimes a little lively, with a young crowd and a light party feel on weekend nights. It is a good fit for friends sharing plates, casual date nights, small groups, and anyone craving Korean-inspired Asian fusion without needing a formal sit-down experience. Families may also find approachable options, especially when dishes can be adjusted for spice, though the later hours and livelier vibe may be better suited to adults and older kids.
Like many busy neighborhood restaurants, the experience can vary by visit. Some reviewers praise the service, late-night convenience, and satisfying flavors, while others have noted occasional quality concerns with fried items. That balanced feedback is useful for setting expectations: this is not positioned as a polished fine-dining destination, but as a convenient, energetic Newark spot for fusion plates, wings, noodles, rice dishes, and Korean-style comfort food.
For local diners searching for an Asian fusion restaurant in Newark, CA that stays open late, Sia Fusion Eatery offers a broad menu and a social setting at a central Cedar Blvd location. It is especially worth considering when the craving is specific: crispy wings, spicy soup or udon, KBBQ pork belly, kimchi fried rice, or casual Korean fusion food that works well for sharing. Come with an appetite, check the current hours before heading over, and order spice levels based on your comfort zone.
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Sign in to reviewI went here last weekend with a friend late at night and the vibes is what you expect from a late night spot with a lil bit of a party atmosphere. My friend and I ordered their spicy beef soup, chicken wings, and kbbq pork belly and fried gyozas stuffed with vermicelli noodles. When we accidentally got the wrong order of wings and we ate them, the restaurant kindly let us keep them with our original order of wings in which we were very grateful for. The rest of the food was great as well and hits the spot for late night cravings. Would definitely come here again with friends after a night out or just go eat at to chat.
Spicy sea food udon was sooooooo good!!! I can not handle spicy so I asked them for less spicy on this. I thanked I did when I tried this. It was spicy enough. My kids enjoyed this. I also thanked for finding this korean cusin place.
If you’re craving Asian fusion, then you gotta come to @sia_newark for some delicious Korean tacos, burritos, burgers, and fries. The hot + sweet wings and soy garlic wings were crispy and tasty. The stir-fried squid [Ojingeo-bokkeum] had the perfect spiciness, while the Galbijim had ttoekboki in it and it was delicious. Aside from the Galbijim, we love the spicy pig's trotters (aka pig feet), it was so tender and savory with the perfect balance of spicy & sweetness. It was so freaking good with rice. Highly recommended. 20% off Happy Hour specials (4-7 pm) 😋Come check them out!
Ate here on Sunday, and it was our most disappointing experience with this place. It really tasted like they hadn't changed their fryer oil in ages. We got the Chicken Katsu, Kimchi Fried Rice with Spicy Pork, and Andy's fries. The Chicken Katsu came out black, like it was burned. We sent it back and the next one came out just slightly less black, but still black. It tasted pretty bad. The Spicy Pork Kimchi Fried Rice was ok, but I barely got any meat with it, it was basically just rice and an egg with a couple strips of pork. The Andy's fries are always what we crave and bring us back, however, again, it tasted like it was fried in dirty old oil. The fries were barely tolerable but the bulgogi and cheese were ok. The sauce was delicious as always though. I'm pretty sure the dirty old oil is what also gave me some diarrhea shortly after eating here. We would eat here regularly and love this place. It pains us to see it go downhill. I want to give it another shot and give a good review. I'll give Sia one more chance, but please, management/owners, please fix this! Update 10/26/2024: We gave Sia the another chance, and it was just as bad. Again, the food that went in the frier tasted like the oil was super old and dirty. I had the Seoul Burger and Andy's fries this time. This place has always been known for its delicious Seoul Burger and Andy's fries. Whatever is going on there, be it a new owner, a new manager, a new supplier, or something else, they have ruined it. Every ingredient in their burger has been replaced by the cheapest possible ingredient they could find. The burger bun was bland, the bulgogi was lacking, the tiniest poorest quality slice of a different cheese was on there, and the patty was replaced from being a great burger patty to one of those super cheap patties made with beef hearts and other beef bi products. It was seriously a good burger, probably one of the best that you could get in Newark and Fremont. Now it is one of the worst burgers I have ever had. I have so many good memories of Sia with all the good food you could get late at night. I've got memories of friends and coworkers come through and experienced this place. Whatever happened here has killed it with their cheapness. They have killed their business. They have killed Sia and it looks like they have driven a lot of their customers away. It was prime time for restaurants, 6:30 PM on a Saturday, and we were the only customers in there the whole time. RIP Sia, we actually shed a tear of how a place we loved has died. It feels like a break up or a death in the family. We, and many others, will not be back.
Korean style food that is opened late into the night. Low key place with room for plenty improvements. Food quality is okay. Service is good. For late night cravings to young crowd.
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