FUJIYA RAMEN SUSHI BAR

Horrible. My wife and I ordered takeout from Fujiya based on the Yelp and Google reviews. Big mistake.The chicken katsu and the broccoli tempura were extremely overcooked. They were a dark brown and tasted burnt.The gyoza tasted like they had been cooked a day or two before and then reheated. They were dried out and tough like cardboard.The chicken fried rice was prepared with ingredients that were spoiled. The smell when I opened the package was nauseating.The sushi was ok, but not great.Base on the taste of the gyoza, the sushi, and the other items, I was reminded of grocery store sushi. I strongly recommend that everyone avoid this place and be very cautious of their food safety practices.

This was my first time trying this place and I was throughly impressed. We were greeted by a gentleman who seated us and gave us time to look at the menu. The staff were friendly. The vibes of this place were great. I enjoyed the decor and calm atmosphere. Our food came out quickly and was exactly what we wanted. I recommend this place and highly recommend eating inside.

After a long day in the med-center we pulled off of 99 on our way back home and after some brief hemming and hawing, landed on Fujiya Ramen and sushi. It apparently used to be another Japanese restaurant at some point that changed. When we got inside we were promptly greeted and seated by a polite hostess/server. The restaurant is cute and clean, with some cool Japanese decorations and murals throughout (the koi mural near the restrooms is particularly cool) and even the little hand-written/drawn special cards at each table seem to have been created thoughtfully.We ordered drinks and a couple of appetizers to start. Sodas are free refills from a fountain so that was already a pretty big W as that is somewhat rare in these types of restaurants. We started with the gyoza and their Ninja Jalapeños. The gyoza were small but tasty, and as my 10 year old remarked "pan fried very well", and he was not wrong; they were nicely crisped on all the edges, evident of a good pan frying. The ninja jalapeños were also pretty tasty with a good helping of cream cheese and crab mixture on a sliced jalapeno that is then tempura battered and fried, with a drizzling of spicy mayo. So far we're all pleasantly surprised with our visit.For our entrees, i ordered the spicy curry miso ramen (my son ordered the same), I got a side of fried rice and my wife got the lo mein. The spicy curry miso ramen comes with a katsu chicken cutlet on the side with some dipping sauce which was pretty cool. The chicken was pounded out thin and crispy fried and went well with the dipping sauce (no clue what the sauce was). The ramen was carefully prepared as you could tell from the way each ingredient was perched atop the next, the broth was exactly what was advertised: a creamy, curry flavored broth full of flavor, with noodles, mushrooms, corn and a few other accoutrements. The side of fried rice I got was some of the best fried rice I've had in a while. Definitely freshly made fried rice, not just sitting in a giant vat; this rice was light and fluffy and full of flavor with some chicken and veggies laced throughout. I will get a larger order of the fried rice next time. The wife was very happy with her lo mein as well which had a nice tasty sauce without being too heavy or sweet, with al dente noodles and a variety of meat.Our server made sure our drinks were full and that we didn't go without anything, but without being overbearing. When I asked about dessert she suggested the not-on-the-menu fried Oreo, which we ended up getting and it was 4 perfectly fried, gooey, chocolatey cookies served with a chocolate mochi in the center. This place really surprised us, I expected an average, dime a dozen ramen bar but you can tell they really take pride in their craft here and are working hard to stand out from the rest. Definitely give them a shot when you're in the area!**spotless bathrooms also**

It's a little quaint sushi spot.All the rolls we tried were good. We had the eel avocado, salmon and houston rolls. My favorite is definitely the houston roll. Sashimi was fresh too. I tried the curry ramen but was not a fan of their noodles or broth but Ive yet to try the tonkotsu and hope that changes my opinion.

First time here, wanted to try something new in the Spring/Kuykendahl Area Came in during a very busy night. Service was excellent even though they were short staffed and running around. They were very courteous and apologetic about the wait, doing their best to get us our food as soon as possible. our server also gave us a card for $10 off our next meal. It's a nice hole in the wall with booths and a sushi bar. The food was decent, though a bit on the pricier side for this side of town: - Curry Spicy Miso Ramen (4/5) - thin noodles were a little bland, but the curry soup was well seasoned, not too spicy, and the fried katsu was served on the side to keep it crispy - Veggie Ramen (3/5) - soup was too salty, we had to ask for a cup of hot water to dilute it for my mom, but our server was nice and helped us with some chili paste to try to help after the soup became too bland - Garlic Black Bean Ramen (4/5) - beware, very pungent garlic taste, so only get it if this is to your liking. the add-ons were nice, but the noodles were a bit overcooked and lacked flavor - Tonkotsu Ramen (4/5) - nice fatty chashu, but same issue with the noodles being overcooked and lacking in flavor despite having the tonkotsu broth- Shaggy Dog (5/5) - nice size rolls with a lot of tempera flakes for a good crunch

Great small place, for a quick lunch. Ramen and sushi are really good, though the selection is small. Staff is friendly and very helpful. Ask for double meat in your ramen. ;)

The Food was fast and so fresh. The service and customer was so good. My food came fast and everything was fresh and tasty. I'm definitely going to make a habit of eating here. The prices are just right. Small place but big Vibes

I've been here a few times and have yet to find anything to complain about. Service is above normal expectations, the sushi has always been fresh and delicious. Today we are trying the ramen for the first time. We are big ramen lovers and we usually go to the always fantastic place that kinda sounds like Enya but begins with a J. I'm sure you know the place, I am just trying not to plug that place while we are here at Fujiya.The menu here is nice, lots of choices , and again, the sushi is fantastic and we really enjoy splitting a roll as an appetizer before our main meal.The ramen was delicious, we ordered curry spicy miso and the garlic black bean ramen. Very different from each but both delicious in their own right. The spicy egg is fantastic, next time we will order an extra one to split. I saw some fried rice go to another table, it looked really good too. We will be back again!

Our new favorite sushi in Spring/Klein!The fish is always fresh and their daily specials are always delicious (salmon belly? Yes, please!!). The rolls are as delicious as they are beautiful. The ambiance is nice with really fun decor and artwork all around. The service is stellar every time. We've been there enough now that they know our order without us saying a word! This is where we bring any of our friends who are hungry for sushi now. It's reliably good, service is always great, and between the decor and the music, the ambiance is always good for a solid sushi meal.

The food was not good. The soda from the soda machine tasted off, but when they "fixed" it, the soda still tastes bad. The bento box as a whole was alright I guess? It was hot when it came out but there was no salt on any of the items, the fried items were oily, and the salad dressing didn't have a balanced flavor profile. Overall I don't think the items we had tasted very good.