Fuji Sacramento

Great food and ambiance!Convenient location. Garlic noodles, chicken teriyaki, gyoza, dragon roll, and cucumber salad were all top notch.

We have frequented here once before & loved the new ownership, renovation, food & service. Even more recently now that my wife is on a very restrictive diet where she needs to be gluten free, soy free, dairy free, corn free & sugar free that this restaurant was very accommodating. Can you believe it? We were here for a particular event for a weekend luncheon. My sister told me the owner Russell will make a special meal for my wife as he had cooked for someone with similar restrictions. So my wife jumped at the opportunity as you know that is very rare they do this especially in a Japanese restaurant so we couldn't pass it up! Russell Okubo is one of the owners with his nephew Kevin Oto. We have known Russell throughout the past 30 plus years as we had followed his ownership of several different Japanese restaurants in Elk Grove, Sacramento & El Dorado Hills. It's awesome as Russell heads towards retirement but not quite yet! This restaurant is not full of pretentious airs but rather awesome delicious tasting foodie eats. A lovely Japanese restaurant to chill & eat. Btw security is outside before you enter the restaurant especially if you're worried about the transient situation in this area of old Land Park which can be quite prevalent. Seriously!However Russell made my wife a most delectable salmon salad ever! It was PERFECTION & huge! Lucky me I enjoyed their buffet luncheon that consisted of salad, rice, salmon teriyaki, chicken teriyaki, gyoza, green beans & a couple different sushis! One of the salmon sushi's was spicy yet tasty! I even went back for seconds! The restaurant even had an event on the second floor which is the reason why their private packing lot was full so we had to park in the adjacent lot which was empty. Thank goodness for the enclosed fences. Our server was excellent too. We sat in the back area of the restaurant on the first floor. Gotta love that quintessential samurai mural & the gorgeous yet stunning kimono quilt entry wall! Even the full bar was contemporary with beautiful bright colorful fluorescent colors! This Japanese restaurant is a must try for anyone especially even if you're on a restricted diet! My wife was so impressed & extremely happy! She even noticed a beautiful koi picture in the woman's powder room! Happy Wife; Happy Life right? Woohoo! Even had the chance to hear Russell's 100 year old dad performed shigin, a Japanese art form of folk singing poetry. Wow we were so blessed yesterday & left with full & satisfied bellies!

Goooooood food. Every dish was surprisingly delicious. We just never really heard of this place , it's a very obscure building across from Target. But every dish we ordered was a hit! The sashimi was super fresh! Texture & taste on point! Garlic noodles, bomb, just the right amount of garlicyness. Macadamia shrimp was really good, big shrimp pieces. Dragon roll, can't complain. Brussels sprouts were yummy, lightly crispy, and the truffle taste was good, just really super oily and heavy but delicious. The perfect meal! 10/10 would recommend It's super cute inside as well, there's a spacious bar area, then it turns to the right into this bigger room for dine in. Looks like they had a banquet hall as well in the other direction. Service was great ! I almost forgot, the crème brûlée, MATCHA crème brûlée, if you like matcha, just get it!

I drive by this spot a handful of times a year the past 20 years, and I've seen businesses come and go. Several family members said to "give it a try, you won't be disappointed!" They were on with that statement. Came here on "Taco Tuesday", and boy was it a Tuesday treat! We were greeted by a friendly host (Hana) and had awesome servers (Teya and Joe). Atmosphere was comfortable, just the right amount of lighting and not too loud. Plenty of tables with cushioned chairs and spacious floor to roam. Table setting had plates, water glass and of all things...a linen napkin!!! Talk about old school; it was clean as a whistle too! As for the food, we just ordered off the HH menu. The tacos were street-taco sized, but each were full with plenty of protein of choice. They're about $9 non HH hours, but only $2 during! Kalbi, Poke and Cod all were satisfying. The other HH items are only served from 3p-6p (all day Wednesday though)! Highly recommend the furkake roasted Brussel sprouts and the chicken karaage (light crisp, not a lot of batter or tapioca starch). Everyone was full and content; we will be back next time to order off the normal menu!

We ended up coming to lunch really late around 2-3 on a Saturday and no one was inside the restaurant so it was quiet. Our server was so nice and would frequently check on us. I'd recommend looking at the menu first before coming because they don't have a huge selection of rolls like at other sushi restaurants, but they make up with that in the quality of the food.

There is street parking available and a designated parking lot across the street. We came here for happy hour (M-F 3:00-6:00 and all day Wednesdays). Tuesday is also taco Tuesday, so $2 tacos. Thus it was quite busy and loud in there. We ordered a variety of food to share. We started with the tacos- kalbi, cod, poke, and mahi mahi. My favorite was the cod, which was fried. None of us cared for the kalbi, especially because the kimchi slaw on top was over fermented. I thought we ordered the kalbi fries, but we got the truffle nori fries. It was perfectly fine. The crispy calamari batter was quite thick. The rainbow roll was my favorite. I didn't care for the dynamite roll because it was deep fried. We also ordered the nigiri combo. I was quite full afterwards. Be aware that happy hour prices don't apply toward to go food. My friend wanted to order some food to take home, but the bill wasn't discounted. Supposedly there is a loyalty program. I wrote my phone number down on the bill, but not sure how it works. I guess I'll have to ask them when I come back next time.

Fuji has become one of our favorite spots to bring friends, family and coworkers for a drinks and food. Since they first opened, they've been making small adjustments to their menu and special offerings.Currently, they offer brunch on Saturday and Sundays from 11am-3pm, Happy Hour M-F 3-6pm and all day Wednesday, Taco Tuesday, 1/2 off street food on Mondays, a great lunch menu and their full dinner menu.We tend to sit at the bar if we're having a date night, or we get a table if we're dining with others. The brussel sprouts are a must- they're amazing, crispy and so flavorful. We also tend to always order their karaage, which is crispy and flavorful and definitely a crowd pleaser.On our latest visit we were there for taco Tuesday and their taco options were $2 all day long. I tried the mahi mahi taco, kalbi beef taco and poke taco. They were street taco size and packed with flavor. The poke taco was my favorite and was served on a crunchy shell. It's definitely a solid deal.We also have tried their lunch combination offerings and these offer a generous amount of food and variety for the price. I tried the $15 Lunch Combination with karaage chicken and kalbi beef and it came with gyoza, rice, a couple pieces of california roll and miso soup. My husband ordered the $27 two item Sushi Combination with sashimi and nigiri and enjoyed the fresh fish along with rice, the house salad and miso soup.They also have a burger and hot dog on their lunch menu that I'll need to try!We still need to stop in to try brunch, but we've heard great things. Their dinner is always a treat as well and it has become our go to suggestion when we're looking to go out with friends.They have a parking lot across the street, which makes it easy to stop in for a reservation or impromptu dining experience.

I finally had an opportunity to dine at the Fuji's restaurant on Broadway. Many years ago, the original Fuji's was located in the same building. This iteration has a different owner, but there are some nods to the previous business in the form of various historical decorations owned by the original proprietors.First off: the interior of the restaurant is beautiful. They did a nice job setting a mood of stylishness, here. It's got a wonderful mood. This would be a fun place to bring a date to enjoy cocktails in the blue-lit bar area. The space exudes a sense of calm.Our party of four was here for lunch midweek. We entered and were seated right away. The $15 lunch special included a couple of California roll slices, miso soup (very delicious and with plenty of seaweed), crispy gyoza, and rice. Plus, you can choose of the following: vegetable tempura, teriyaki chicken, sesame chicken, karaage, kalbi beef, tonkatsu, salmon misoyaki.I opted for the tempura and the salmon misoyaki. The others had tempura too, and different people chose the beef kalbi and the teriyaki. The food came out fairly quickly. Conversation lulled for a while as we got down to the business of eating!We were pretty unanimous in agreeing that the food was delicious. I enjoyed everything that was brought. While it was enough, I will make the observation that someone with a big appetite might need to rder something additional to feel full. The service was very good. The server said separate checks were not a problem, at all. I would be happy to return here again to try other items on the menu. They have a long list of "street food" appetizer items. This would be a perfect place to stop in for a happy hour drink and nibbles.

I was driving around broadway and was craving sushi and this was right next door to sunhfish. I was hoping they might get their fish next door and the fish would be amazing but it was okay, nothing spectacular. Maybe because I ordered Togo, so it wasn't the freshest. I was ecstatic that my lunch combo actually had the miso packed Togo. Most places won't do that. My order was placed correct, pick up was prompt, and the inside looks really nice. I won't let this deter me and I'll definitely come back and try to dine in and give this place another shot.

Fuji is becoming the spot. I kinda would rather gatekeep than review it, but here I am. Check the happy hour deals and daily specials. Or don't. I want a seat at the bar. The happy hour food is fire. The drinks are good value I see a taco Tuesday deal that looks intriguing. Wednesday is happy hour all day. Fuji is also a nice looking place. I really enjoyed the suro roll. The food overall is good quality. Even basic stuff like wakame salad is a tick better than average. You should try it, or not and leave space for me at the bar.