Koi Fusion Wilsonville

Hop in and hop out kind of restaurant. We walked right in, places the order, and a handful of minutes later a delicious meal is presented to us. The food is frickin good, a fusion of Korean, American, and Mexican foods, including tacos, burritos, and sliders. Small menu but plenty of good eats.Food: 5/5

Not worth it. I had their poke bowl, which set me back 18 USD incl. tip. It was ok, nothing special... will not return! Also very unspectacular service and Interieur.Food: 3/5

I had a wonderfully balanced Korean fusion bowl with pork and guacamole, and it was absolutely delicious! I would eat here every day if I could—it's that good! Unfortunately, I'm only here on business. I left feeling full, happy, and eager to return for more! Food: 5/5

I've even encountered instances where they tell you to leave because they’re too busy, both online and in person! Additionally, there have been moments when the place is a mess, with food scattered all over the floor. When they’re at their best, the food is great; however, that seems to happen only about 15% of the time. This is especially frustrating given their unexpected closing times and the "too busy" excuses. I’ve never seen a restaurant with so much potential and popularity just fade away like this. The crowds are consistently about half of what they used to be when I visit. I wish I could say this has surprised me, but it’s honestly quite disappointing.

The food is consistently good, but during my latest visit at 5 PM, the employee simply looked at me and said, "I'm closed." This was two hours before their official closing time. When I asked for an explanation, he just repeated, "I'm closed." This was really disappointing in terms of customer service.