Fuji Sushi

Came here for the All you can eat buffet. It’s not bad, it wasn’t particularly great either. Not much of a variety. It’s really just sushi/​rolls. I personally prefer a larger variety at a all you can eat place. Also this is more of a quantity, not quality type of place, which is to be expected at an inexpensive all you can eat place. On the bright side, they didn’t load the rolls up with rice.

The food is good and fresh and the price is reasonable, But the service stinks, Slow as hell .
The waitress’s have a look on their face like they are angry and mad for everything you order .
Took forever to receive a fried rice platter for my kids
If you have time and patience go there, if you don’t do not bother.
Slow as a turtle service without a smile …

i love that i can order online. Really good sushi. I LOVE THE FRIED ICE CREAM HERE! I got the strawberry and vanilla for my birthday its amazing. Its a small cozy restaurant the staff is friendly and food never takes long to arrive. I have never delivered only eaten at the restaurant and ordered to be picked up.

Nice little sushi joint. Friendly staff reasonable prices. Very good sushi nice and fresh. Never super packed always a seat available. They do accept credit cards.

Upon entering Fuji I was immediately greeted with overwhelming heat and nothing else… Nobody came to seat me when I entered. The waitress later came and pinged at a table and left menus there. We did not receive water and about after 15 minutes of sitting she finally came to get the drink order… By that time we were ready to order. I ordered a soup and three rolls. The soup came after my food so the point was completely defeated. As well as my drink. The service here is just terrible.
I thought maybe the sushi would compensate for the poor service but it did not. The shrimp was dry and I doubt it was even real shrimp, probably frozen. There was random lettuce spread across my rolls and they fell apart instantly.
Overall, I just would not recommend coming here. It’s not worth the time or money to be seated uncomfortably in heat, accompanied by rude service and mediocre food.

Came here on a Friday night for the first time.
Food: i tried the all you can eat buffet and was very disappointed. I tried the spicy girl, vegas roll and TNT. (special rolls) I also ordered shrimp tempura and eel avocado. (regular rolls) The special rolls were «blah» It was just okay. Perhaps even lower than okay. The regular rolls were worse. The shrimp tempura kept falling apart and the eel avocado was warm. Sushi should not be warm and it wasn’t even fried. That really ruined it for me. Overall, out of the 5 rolls i tried, nothing stood out to me.
Service: it was okay. Water was re-​filled without asking for it so that was a plus. The ladies were polite. However, the service was super slow. I understand that they had a lot of orders as far as pick ups and deliveries, but the people inside the restaurant are a priority too! First round, my bf and i waited for about 35 – 40 min. second round 15 – 20 min so the wait wasn’t that bad the second time.
There was a couple sitting near us and i overheard one of them saying how it’s been 40 minutes and they still haven’t gotten their order.
Nakata and Chikurin in my opinion are much better.

I come here for the speciality rolls, they NEVER failed me. I personally love the fact they do the buy 2 get 1 free speciality rolls, I wish more places did that. Try the Odesa Rolls or the Tuna Lover roll, those are my personal favorites. When ordering edamame I hope you LOVE salt because it is smothered in it! One time I had a slight annoyance while there, I ordered two eel sauces, the women brought one out and said when you finish it you can have more. Excuse me?! Am I a child that I’m being limited to what I can have ?! I’m more than okay with being charged for two extra sauces, that it more than fine by me, but when I order two I expect two to be brought out. Aside from that I never had any unpleasent experiances. I like the ambience of the restaurant. Its really nice and cozy which makes a cute date spot.

Ordered take out after not having sushi here in over a year and was pleasantly surprised. This review is just about the rolls I received, very fresh and tasty!

Finally have some time to write a review. It’s been a few months since I’ve been to this place and my memory is fading fast.
Read the Unilocal reviews that this restaurant was pretty good. Since it’s nearby, gave it a try. Made a big mistake coming here. Place was busy on Friday 7 pm. Waited a bit for a table. Wait staff (2) looked understaffed. Waitress was answering phones, taking orders and cleaning tables. Got a table, placed the order and took awhile for the food to come. Are they understaffed in the kitchen as well? We ordered a sushi roll with salmon. My wife says the salmon is not sushi grade. I couldn’t tell because it was served with a spicy sauce. I had a fried noodle dish w/​supposedly Filet Mignon beef in it. I think it was a $ 13 dish (memory still fading). When it arrived I was like WOW, noodles were almost submerged in the stir fry sauce. I expected to see that in a run down chinese restaurant, not a japanese restaurant. Wife tells me the staff are from a Province in China that are known to be low class and sneaky and they’re occupying many areas in Brooklyn getting free food stamps and medical attention while the middle class are funding them. Just to be fair other ethnicities are doing it too. Anyways, back to the restaurant. NOPE, not going back ever. None of the food we had stood out. I don’t usually write negative reviews, but Fuji Sushi wins it.

I have been going to Fugi for quite some time and I always loved it. Their prices are unbeatable, the food is of the highest quality, and the people working there are very polite. My favorite aspect of the restaurant is that it is never packed and loud like most other sushi places. It’s perfect for the hangover meal the morning after a night out. The special roll discount is awesome. The kani salad is great.

Great sushi … Fast delivery and great service 4 years running. Very good customer service.

One of my favorite sushi spots on the island. Sushi is good. The price is bad either. There is an All you can eat for $ 21 which is worth it.

My husband and I ordered take out chicken hibachi and a roll each… the hibachi was oily and gross, my spicy Kani roll was half assed and disgusting to say the least. Don’t waste your money… I felt so nauseas after.

Fairly fast delivery and good spicy mayo (obsessed with this sauce). The shrimp tempura roll wasn’t THAT great, but I liked the Philadelphia roll. The spicy yellowtail roll was good. Overall pretty satisfied.

Negative: Too dark to read the menu (purposeful?). Too expensive. Too small– like one of those places where it’s the size of your dining room at home and there is nothing else happening and the staff just stares at your every bite. They serve too little for what they are charging. They leave the tails on their shrimp in their hibachi dishes so you have to pick them out of your mouth and leave them on the side of the plate– nice on a date! Or dangerous if your child likes shrimp! They overwhelm this dish with sauce. Too salty. Then there’s the teeny tiny sashimi. Overall, you would get a higher rating if you were high up in the mountains in the sticks somewhere– but goodness man… you’re in NYC! They just bring you your check like «sucker» with no little mercy candies or anything. Skip it.
Positive:They are friendly. Their miso soup is good.

Merely average sushi experience. I had ordered a pickup online and they were not aware until I came to the restaurant, at which point they went and checked to confirm that the online order had indeed been placed. This caused me unnecessary wait, as if I just had come in to order. I should have known better and just called. This is, after all, Staten Island.
The lunch special is generous, so not a bad bang for the buck. For 10 dollars, I got Miso Soup, salad, and three rolls (mine were salmon, tuna, and eel avacado). The sushi quality, to which I already alluded, was just decent and did not impress.
Overall, an occasional stop by is not out of the question, particularly when there are so few other sushi options in the area.

Came here today with the mindset of a fatty and trying out the all you can eat sushi. Left feeling like the fatty I am. The all you can eat sushi came out to about $ 27 per person after tax and tips. I was very pleased with the service. Didn’t wait too long for the orders to come out. I ordered the sashimi appetizer, salad, soup, 3 specialty rolls (Vegas, spicy girl, dragon), and 4 sushi pieces. [Beware; the Vegas and spicy girl rolls are deep fried rolls, which is good for those who do not like raw fish]My taste buds were satisfied and my stomach felt like it was about to explode. Mission accomplished.

First I would like to say that it is totally unfair and inaccurate to compare All you can eat sushi to high end japanese restaurants. No offense to the person who compared this place to his experience in japan. Please try to compare apples to apples etc.
That being said this place is the BEST all you can eat sushi I have found– anywhere.

They make best rolls in town, period. There is no competition — I tried so many places on SI, and not one came close. Always fresh, and their sauces are amazing — they just make rolls so much more special.
Snow Mountain roll is my favorite, so as Kiwi. From appetizers, shumai and spring rolls are good choice (again, with perfect sauce to pair!), Mango kani salad is good, but not always consistent, I guess depending on a chef.
They deliver, too, and often have specials running on rolls. Most of the times I order a take-​out instead of eating in, so I cannot comment on dining service, but delivery service is fast.

It’s okay. It’s considered the only decent sushi place in the north shore. The customer service is horrible. They are slow and don’t greet you when you arrive and leave. The place looks dingy and dark when you walk in. They need an update look and better staff.
The sushi does not taste as fresh as compared to other sushi place in Staten Island. I recommend that you spend your money at a better sushi place. I am usually not a bad reviewer, but I feel that I should let my fellow Unilocaler’s know what is good and not.