Fuji Sushi

Hanging out in Maryland on business and it's dinner time! So I did my usual Yelp due-diligence to find a good sushi place since it's what I was craving. I found Fuji Sushi and here's how it went!Atmosphere/Appearance: Set right on the edge of what looks like a campus of strip malls is this gem. Inside is pretty traditional. I don't want to use the word boring, but the decor was straightforward. Dark woods, a drop ceiling and pictures of Japanese-related art all over the place. It was quiet despite it being pretty busy in there.Service: I sat right at the sushi counter so I could see all of the action! I was also all alone so I didn't want to take up an entire table. Cat took care of me and she was pretty chill. She got me what I needed and everything was fine. However my sushi did take a while to come out.Food: I started with some Shumai which are steamed shrimp dumplings. They were hot, with a medium boldness, not very salty or shrimpy. A good mix of overall flavors. Next up was the Amazing Roll which is a "spicy crunch salmon" and fresh mango on the inside with blackened tuna, sweet shrimp, eel and avocado outside then finished with a special sauce and assorted tobiko on top. It was fresh, not spicy with a light-medium boldness, a good moderate crunch. This was DELIGHTFUL. Lastly I went with their Flora Roll. I can't remember what was in this roll since it's no longer offered on the menu, but it was really succulent, creamy, spicy, with a moderate crunch and I also REALLY liked this roll.Value: When I went my shumai was $5.75 and each of my rolls were $16.00 and when I look at their menu now, the prices haven't changed. THAT'S amazing. Lol.In conclusion, I enjoyed my time here and I'd surely come back.

I'm not the best judge for sushi because I don't like eating raw fish, and usually only order avocado rolls, but I went a bit more experimental and tried the scallop sushi. It came raw and reinforced my aversion to the raw seafood, but mainly because of the texture and lack of taste to me. I LOVED the vegetable tempura and their avocado roll! My friends had delicious and wonderful looking sushi that was both exciting to see and hear about. Our server was super helpful and sweet. I forgot to ask her name because of the delicious plum wine, and the environment was just so friendly, exclusive, and all encompassing, very cozy. I'd like to try more and I'm looking forward to it!

Food tasted good. Parking lot was full but there are parking spots further away you can park and walk. Service was good, our server was always smiling and did a good job. The only thing I didn't like was where we sat, the acoustics were horrible. It almost sounded like it amplified our voices and was just really loud. I usually sit at the sushi bar not in the dining area so that was new to me.

Sushi was good. Service was friendly and the ambiance was ok. Full bar with talented staff. Good place to grab some sushi.

The sake was very good. My friends and I shared the food and we liked it. The cooked fish was good but I prefer the sushi because the slices of raw fish was fresh and the rice was nicely mixed. With wasabi, soy sauce, and ginger, each piece I had was a good combo of texture and flavor.

We have been trying Sushi at various places around Bel Air. We have not tried here in quite a while, because they don't deliver or use delivery services. However, tonight we decided to bite the bullet and go pick it up. We all agreed it was the best yet! That's not to say other places weren't good, but Fuji Sushi was better!The choices are more varied and the quality was superb!AAA++*

Don't know how they are in business still. Awful sushi, awful hot food. Completely Americanized and awful. French fries and fried chicken on the menu is automatically awful, regardless gave them a chance and my suspicions were right.

Customer service - 5 out of 5Wait time - 5 out of 5Atmosphere - 5 out of 5Cleanliness - 5 out of 5Food quality - 4 out of 5We have a special tradition of indulging in a delightful sushi boat the night before embarking on our vacation. However, this year, we deviated from the norm and savored it on the evening after our vacation, coincidentally the night before my son's return to school. As always, the hostess and servers were incredibly pleasant. The restaurant, not overly crowded, ensured that our drinks, appetizers, and entrees arrived promptly. The familiar casual and serene atmosphere embraced us. While most of our sushi rolls were delectable, unfortunately, our beloved favorite roll missed the mark with an off-putting flavor, which was truly disappointing. The server promptly replaced it with a freshly crafted one, but regrettably, it failed to satisfy our taste buds as well. Both the server and the chef tasted the sushi and found it to be normal, despite our disagreement. Consequently, it was graciously removed from our bill. Despite this minor setback, I must admit that our overall dining experience was enjoyable.With a score of 24 out of 25 stars, this restaurant maintains an A rating.

Our hostess was wonderful! A perfect guide to a very ambitious menu. Her recommendation of the Nigori sake, rather than my usual filtered sake, was a winner, and set the tone for a perfect meal. The miso soup was complex, the appetizers delicious, the Flamingo roll perfect, and the sashimi dinner stunningly presented, and outstanding.

We did take out and the sushi was excellent. They give you everything to go with our sushi including chopstick, and ample serving of wasabi, soy sauce and ginger. Our order was ready on time and everyone was very hospitable.We will definitely go back again.We also ordered the crab wontons; I think they were the best we have had!