fujiya japanese garden

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, thefoodwas 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 ourfoodbeing delivered. overall ambiance and decor of fujiyama is phenomenal. staff is courteous and pricing is midrange.

the staff were all very nice and the atmosphere wasn't bad.  but -- thefoodwas 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. thefoodwas delicious, fresh and presented beautifully!

no no no just kidding. dont go here so we dont have such a long wait. wow i have eaten at many sushi places from west coast to east coast and have never had such greatfoodas i have here , they get their fish in fresh 3 times a week and i know for a fact that their tuna is not prefrozen like most other places they buy the whole fish and filet it ! more work but we benifit !!!! i almost hate to give a great review because it will hinder me in the long run ! tell junko hi at the sushi bar and whatever your fancy is you will enjoy . my favorite is all the salads fujia or sunamia salad . the pokke is to die for as well

simply divine. my mom and i took my sister to fujiya to celebrate her move to san antonio; we hadn't been in ten years ourselves and hoped it would be as good as we remembered. my sister had never had japanesefoodso she followed our lead so we all ended up with the shrimp and vegetable tempura lunch plates. from the soup that started us out to thefoodregretfully left behind when we couldn't eat another bite our visit was more than satisfactory. despite being the holiday season we weren't overwhelmed by tacky christmas decorations, our server was both attentive and discrete, and ourfoodwas done perfectly (sweet potato and zucchini are both so easy to overcook while frying). we will most certainly be back and recommend fujiya to all of our friends and family.

went on a date. had the "lovers" meal that steve mcqueen and ali mcgraw had when they filmed a movie scene there in the 70's. it was @$45 for 2. it was the saltiest, most disgusting, leathery, meat,foodof my life. everything but the last course (tempura shrimp and veg) was awful! my date was embarrassed as he wanted u to have a nice experience. i felt the effects of the salt for 3 days. by the third course all we could do was take a bite. it became unbelievable how soy sauce dream he'd and overlooked everything was. i saw people behind our table at the sushi bar. the sushi looked great. if we weren't in a time crunch i would have asked to have it sent back. i felt sorry for my date.
i felt like we entered a time warp of the 70's with oniony, leathery, soy drenched kabobs, and crocks of brown (soy) brothed soup. barf! my blood pressure went sky high that night. don't waste your money.

absolutely loved this place. the servers were sooo sweet and theirfoodwas very flavorful. i would recommend the dice roll and the tsunami salad!

fuji - yeah!. after driving to several different overly crowded with waits of 2 hours or more we just happen to pass this place on our way back to our hotel. the ambiance and decor was very japanese in architecture and style both inside and out. the menu was ample so deciding what to eat was somewhat of a chore. i finally decided on the no.1 fujiya special dinner $15.95 which is a "medley of some of their most popular dishes. it came with chicken kushi, beef teriyaki, tonkatsu (pork cutlet), shrimp and vegetable tempura and house soup. you better be hungry because it was a lot of food. thefoodwas interesting as it was not your normal japanese restaurant. more authentic. no hibachi tables here. enjoy.

wonderful ramen!. after reading all the great reviews this foodie decided to try the place. i was not dissapointed! the beef ramen can i just say...was the best ramen ive had in my entire life. the freshest vegetables, tons of noodles, the beef was so tender and the best was the beef broth which was perfect by the way. i also had the bonzai roll which was ok. the childrens plate was pretty cheap and came with tons offoodlol. my son had to take a to go box. overall great experience. the ladies of the waitstaff wear japanese dress and are very nice. when you first walk in its like walking into a museum very cool! i'm officially addicted to the beed ramen!!!!

not up to par anymore. used to be a decent japanese restaurant several years ago when there weren't many around town and japanesefoodwasn't as popular as it is today. now, i'm afraid, fujiya is outdated and subpar. i think if they remodeled and updated the decor and menu it might have a chance again. as it stands today, i can't recommend it to my friends with so many better options available.

cool look but okfoodat best

really disappointed in the food. they covered up all of myfoodwith gravy. our sushi was undesirable. the atmoshere is great, theirfoodisn't.

quiet sushi place. my cousins suggested this place for dinner on saturday night; there was no wait but the dining room was still pretty full of people. we had a dark table in the corner, which i really liked. my stomach was not so good, so i ordered the no. 1 plate, which featured cooked foods. my cousins ordered sushi, and it looked excellent, so next time, i'll order sushi. the miso soup was delicious (and refills are free! - they waiter told us), the beer was good, and thefoodwas pretty good. my only quip: the waiter messed up my check and had to rerun my card but did not give me a void receipt, so hopefully this will not be an issue. my cousins have had him as their waiter before and chalked it up to a "bad night" for him. hopefully, that was the case.