Basil Leaf Asian Fusion Restaurant

The typical definition of Asian-Fusion, is defined by the combination of Asian and Western cuisine into something completely new and different. Not so here. Basil Leaf defines their fusion restaurant as a combination of popular, traditional dishes from a collection of countries in South East Asia. For example, pho from Vietnam, fried noodles from Singapore, laksa from Malaysia, Indonesia or Southern Thailand. The individual dishes are not fused in any way. In fact, they are all quite true to the original. which is not necessarily a negative comment.The front end servers are all non-Asian but the staff in the back (including the cooks are ethnic Asians; Chinese, in fact, as we heard them spea...

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Everything was so good we wished this restaurant would bring a franchise to our home town. Best spring rolls ever, and we eat a lot of veiynamese food. Really yummy curry and sesame chicken. We are so much! Nice decor and artwork, good service. Out of the way location in the suburbs but definitely glad we checked it out.

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Visited from Ontario and our friends in Kelowna recommended the Basil Leaf. Great menu. Was hard to decide. All the dishes we ordered were exceptional! Try the Laska Soup! It is fantastic! Prices are good and portions are generous. Plain and simple I want to go back.

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Stopped into the Basil Leaf in a rather out of the way strip mall of the Glenmore Valley in Kelowna. The food was super fresh, the service was great. A real hidden gem in the Kelowna food scene. Check it out.

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Ordered ginger beef. Deep fried tiny pieces of beef covered in syrup. Won't be going back any time soon.

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