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Con Fusion, an Asian fusion restaurant, has opened next to the Bishop Arts District in Oak Cliff. Chef Krairithiran "Ty" Dolsrap, formerly of Asian Mint, offers takes on Thai, Japanese, Vietnamese and Chinese dishes.
I live in the same area that this restaurant is located in. I traded mycokerewards for a dinner voucher at this restaurant. So me and my partner decided to visit this place (out of all the other restaurants we could of picked) only for them to tell us they will not honor the dinner voucher. This was utterly embarrassing and not acceptable. Now we simply pass up this restaurant. We figured that the economy still in a jam, dinner vouchers-coupons would get dinners to support restaurants - get them to their restaurants, but I see that this restaurant doesnt need the business after all. Plus this place was too dark when you walk in.
Servers were very attentive. Their timing was great. Very reasonably priced. It was dark and quiet ...they must have intended it to be romantic. Spring rolls were made fresh when we ordered them. Freshness was also obvious when we received our entrees. The texture and the aroma told the tale before we took out first bites. Well worth the visit. ConFusion is a jewel and we will return!
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It's hard to resist the allure of Con Fusion, a low-slung bronze bungalow with thin, horizontal slats on the windows that make you want to peek inside. It's distinctly Asian; an oversize earthen jar at the entrance and bamboo accents set it apart from the surrounding taquerias. (Full review)