Fuwa Sushi Ramen & Dumplings

Quick bite before the movie! It was a holiday and this shop wasn't too busy.. we got our order in pretty quickly, had a little wait for the sushi but it was good! Tasted fresh.. the sauce was thinner than im used to but it was good! They place soy, other sauce, and utensils within reach so you can easily take and leave! I'd get sushi from here again. Ambiance was chill- it was in the mall food court.

I had the Japanese Ramen. It was very tasty! I added chicken and shrimp for an extra $5.00 It was a nice amount of food. I took the rest home and made a soup out of it and added a boiled egg!

Not bad at all.It's mall food.I recommend the California roll, steamed dumplings, and Taiwanese noodles.The chicken in the noodles were not good though- most likely frozen chicken packs from Sam's Club or some other generic type.A solid 3.5 stars, and a half star for excellent customer service delivered with a smile.

I had to give them 2 stars because the staff is so nice which is a big difference from the people that owned/worked in the previous sushi storefront. I purchased about 50 dollars worth of sushi and could only eat some of it. Unfortunately, the rice was old and I mean 2 to 3-day-old rice was used which is unacceptable. I also ordered the spicy salmon and received a salmon roll with Tabasco or sriracha on top. It was terrible. Listen, I know that if you buy sushi in a mall or airport you're taking a chance but I've come across some great sushi spots in these places. This place is not one of them!

Staff was nice but the food was not good at all. It felt like it was an American who tried to make a Japanese dish from an Internet recipe it was very plain and basic. The chicken is 100% from a freezer bag. And over priced! So over priced for quality. It was so hot I could barely eat it and the soup bowls don't seal - soup went everywhere.

This place replaced another Japanese place so I had the assumption it would be better. I was sorely mistaken. I ordered the ramen and a side of dumplings. It was pretty expensive. In fact, it was more expensive than my favorite ramen place in the area so I thought it would be good. Nope! Ramen broth tasted like canned soup, the noodles were mushy, the tea eggs were just regular hard boiled eggs with grey centers, the pork was over cooked and dry, and they added a mountain of seaweed for some reason. About everything that could be done incorrectly with ramen was done here. Could not eat. The dumplings were edible but mediocre at best and equally overpriced.

I had Excellent Ramen, sushi and Dumplings at this restaurant.I was concerned about "food court sushi" but it was fresh and tasty.I will return here next time I am at the mall.Debbie

I ordered pork and vegetable dumplings and vegetable spring rolls. The spring rolls were hot and crispy, but the insides were mushy as though they had been previously frozen. The dumplings were tasty enough and were hot and fresh when I got them. The gentleman who gave me my order was friendly and helpful. The same cannot be said of the girl who took my order, no smile and she looked like she was bored out of her mind. I will have to admit to being kind of annoyed that they offered tip figures when I paid for my order. I'm standing at the counter, placing my order myself, and I will stand there and wait for my food to be given to me I don't know exactly what I was tipping for. I suppose next I will be asked to tip at McDonald's. I have eaten here before and I thought I would try it again, but I won't be back..

In the Asian food desert that is Annapolis, this little spot in a mall is a nice find. The fried and steamed dumplings were both really good (unlike the dough balls you get at other Asian restaurants in Naptown). And the lo mein was plentiful and delicious. Service was excellent. This is American Asian food, not really authentic Asian food (I lived in Asia for 3 decades), but I'll be back.

I ordered Fried Shrimp and Pork Wonton Dumplings and there were no shrimp in any of them