fujiya japanese garden

still great!. i had the mackrel and it was fantastic! only place in town that can cook mackrel to perfection. others at the table ordered sushi, teryaki and tempura and everything was just as good. i love the traditional birthday song and the birthday dessert was a hit with the family.

great!. i was impressed by the menu and had a hard time deciding what to try. they have a great selection of noodle dishes and sushi.
the sushi was fresh, and the price was reasonable. we tried several dishes and were very pleased with each one. they even have okonomiaki but it's not on the menu so ask your waitress!
our waitress was great, very friendly and helpful. we will be back again and again to try the rest of the menu.

good. sushi was good, not great. other menu items are good though too.

great service and great food. ordered sansai udon, hit the spot. it was just what i was craving. the only reason i did not give this place a better rating is the very limited child's menu.

i’ll start by saying the interior of this restaurant is nothing short of majestic. i was in awe of the obvious pride they’ve taken in paying homage to their heritage and the elegance of the entryway. the staff is friendly and the whole environment just made me feel comfortable and relaxed. i know it sounds dramatic but i’m rarely astounded when i walk into a restaurant, especially one which looks a bit questionable from the parking lot lol.

that being said, the food was good but nothing spectacular. i had a spicy tuna roll which was good. the miso soup was actually delicious which was a surprisingly treat as it is rarely noteworthy at most places. the chicken teriyaki was good and not smothered in sauce but a little over cooked. and i’m sorry to say, but i’d rate the gyoza in the bottom 50 percent.

overall, i think i’ll go back and give some other items on their large menu a chance. it’s worth it for the welcoming and breathtaking ambiance.

sushi was simply "ok" at this establishment. unfortunately long prep time prior to our food being delivered. overall ambiance and decor of fujiyama is phenomenal. staff is courteous and pricing is midrange.

absolutely awful! looked at all the reviews and was excited to try it. but it was a major let down! if you go just stick with the sushi menu. it's subpar.

the staff were all very nice and the atmosphere wasn't bad.  but -- the food was awful, not sure how on earth they got such good reviews. i would not go back.

we were seated the "traditional" way, on the floor. a very fun, interesting experience. the food was delicious, fresh and presented beautifully!

very good sushi and sushi rolls. 3$ happy hour monday-thursday till 6:30 is a killer deal! this is my second time here during my 6 week business trip and i will be back for a third time.

this place is by far my favorite sushi place and probably favorite restaurant here. i have been coming here for years and have never been disappointed. i love the atmosphere at night in the bar/sushi bar area and the service is always exceptional. if you are going you must eat sushi and i highly recommend the crunch roll...it'my number one

best in sa. i have been a patron here for decades, and there are few other places in town that can match or beat the sushi bar service or quality of food. junko is awesome, the fish and shellfish are always of highest quality. the chefs here remember how you like certain things and prepare your orders to that detail. service can be iffy unless you sit at the bar, and they have a steady business that keeps the tables turning, but there are those nights when not a seat can be found. wednesdays, thursdays are the best days for quick service, but if you see the parking lot jammed up expect a bit of a wait.

prices are in line with sa marketplace.

rediscovering an old favorite.. it had been a very very long time since i had eaten at fujiya. i still remember when they were located on fredricksberg road near the crossroads mall. this place was already good when i tried it first back in 94, i think its even better now. i had the sushi lunch combo a. its an excellent example of what they do best here. sushi. the fish was fresh and just really well made nigiri. not one crumbled as i picked them up with chopsticks (unlike other sushi joints in town). also got to try their scallop bed and spicy tuna roll and a piece of their teriyaki steak bento. that was one flavor full and well cooked piece of steak. service here is also excellent. not once did i have to ask for anything. my only complaint was that the miso soup that came with the lunch specials was barely warm, other than that i'm definitely coming back here.

sundays are the day to go! donkatsu is delicious.

disappointed. after reading the reviews i chose to try fujiya. my husband and i ordered the two bento boxs and neither of us were pleased. firstly, the miso soup that preceded our bento boxes was lukewarm and bland. secondly, the main course items in the boxes were ordinary with one shining exception: the tempura shrimp and vegies was excellent. for the rest, well we won't repeat those meals. the beef and chicken entree's were also lukewarm and not very interesting; we just don't like california rolls much, and these were no exception -- fake crab and avacado. if we ever decide to try fujiya again (not likely) we'll go straight to the sushi bar and order primo sushi and skip the rest.