Fico Fusion Cuisine Inc

Thank you Chef Ram for welcoming us. We came from far away last min decision & you immediately served us some drinks & fries since we were hungry from the drive. I had to take pictures & videos cuz I love to do food reviews. My partner was very patient with me & taking pictures without getting Hangry & he really enjoyed the food too. I loved the non alcoholic mocktail u made it went well with the spices from the kothu roti. We ordered sausage penned fried rice & mutton kothu. It was a good portion We took also took it home & ate it for lunch next day. We will be coming more often chef ram .

We enjoyed delicious food on Sunday! The food was absolutely fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented.We ordered Penne Ala Vodka and Sea food paradise. Chef Ram personally served us, and his attention to detail and hospitality made the experience even more special. Good and Calm environment for family outings. Highly recommend!

I tried the Fico Fusion Cuisine fried rice and kothu roti. Their website says these are "Sri Lankan dishes" made by an "experienced chef," but honestly the food tasted nothing like real Sri Lankan cuisine. Fried Rice: They claim it's a popular Sri Lankan-style fried rice, but anyone who has actually eaten Sri Lankan fried rice will know this is wrong. They added soy sauce, green peas, and used frozen vegetables - this tasted more like Thai-style rice, not Sri Lankan. Nothing was fresh. Kothu Roti: Also very disappointing. They call it a "must-try Sri Lankan dish," but the taste was poor. No cabbage, no proper onions, barely any carrot, only a little egg just for smell. This is not how real kothu is made. The prices are $22 and $20 - more expensive than other Sri Lankan restaurants. Charging more is fine, but don't mislead customers by calling these authentic Sri Lankan dishes. As Sri Lankans, we know our food and flavours. Please learn proper Sri Lankan fried rice and kothu roti before advertising them as authentic. Overall: waste of money and time. Very poor taste. Not recommending this place.

I forgot to write a review of this restaurant when I went with my grandma in April. Food was amazing. Service was great and the place was clean. I got the penne alla vodka. It was fresh, delicious and hot. My grandma go the shrimp curry. She thought it was delicious too, not to spicy but still had some nice heat. Hers was fresh and hot as well. 10/10. We will be going here again soon and I would recommend to anyone!!

Had lunch at Fico Fusion Cuisine in Port Perry yesterday, from start to finish everything was amazing! The food was so tasty and full of flavor, and the dessert was absolutely yummy. The chef was really friendly and talented.I should go again...

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Fico Fusion Cuisine – A Hidden Gem in Port Perry From the moment we stepped into Fico Fusion Cuisine, we felt like VIP guests. Chef Ram greeted us warmly by name, which was such a thoughtful and personal touch—it immediately set the tone for an exceptional evening. The ambiance was cozy and inviting, with a perfect balance of upscale and relaxed. Shortly after we were seated, Chef Ram surprised us with a complimentary appetizer, beautifully plated and bursting with flavor. It was an unexpected gesture that made us feel truly welcomed and appreciated. We started off with the Fico cocktail, and wow—it was absolutely fabulous. Refreshing, balanced, and with a unique twist that you won’t find anywhere else in town. It's a must-try for any cocktail lover. For our mains, we ordered the Penne Chicken and the Grilled Salmon. The penne was cooked al dente, coated in a rich, savory sauce, and the chicken was perfectly tender and juicy. The Grilled Salmon was a standout—fresh, flaky, and seasoned just right, served on a bed of lightly sautéed vegetables that complemented the dish perfectly. Every dish we tried was executed with care and passion. The flavors were bold yet balanced, the presentation was elegant, and the portion sizes were generous. To top it all off, the service throughout the night was impeccable—attentive without being intrusive. If you're in Port Perry and looking for a dining experience that combines warm hospitality, high-end fusion cuisine, and a personal touch, Fico Fusion Cuisine is the place to go. We left with full stomachs and happy hearts—thank you, Chef Ram, for a memorable evening. We’ll definitely be back!

If you’re ever in the North Durham area, Fico Fusion is our go-to in Port Perry. The Fusion Fries are unreal - and I don’t generally like fries! The Chicago Steak Sandwich is served on freshly baked ciabatta. The Double-Smoked Bacon Carbonara is an all-around favourite. Between us, family, and friends, we’ve tried most of the menu and we’ve never been disappointed. With such a flavourful and diverse menu, there’s something for every palate. Thanks Ram and team! 🙏🏼

When I heard of this restaurant being in the area, I was very excited. I live 40 minutes further out from Port Perry and my town has no Tamil restaurants. I was incredibly disappointed. Food was ok - I’ve had better. Overpriced for small portions. The same kinds of dishes just down in Oshawa or Whitby at a Tamil-Sri Lankan restaurant can be bought for more than half the price they’re selling here and bigger portions. 2 mutton rolls shouldn’t cost 12 dollars. 1 kothu roti shouldn’t cost over 20 dollars. I think the owner knows he’s got a bit of a monopoly on South Indian/Sri Lankan food in the area and has marked up his prices to reflect this for local (white) people who don’t know any better. Tamil food is not a pretend-luxury gourmet. It’s a comfort food - it’s part of our culture and a way to share our culture with non-Tamils. Owner has clearly lost sight of that. As a fellow Tamil, I had higher/better expectations. I was very excited to finally have a Tamil restaurant near home. I ordered my takeout, talked with one of the Tamil server girls there about how upset I was about the pricing and left the restaurant with my food, feeling very sad and heartbroken. I’m sorry to say I probably wont go here anymore. This was a first and a last time.