24/06/2026: Great food, quiet, a rare sight
07/06/2026: We had lunch at Fuji again after several years, noting a significant improvement compared to our previous experience: the restaurant has been renovated, orders are now taken via tablet, the management has changed, and probably the chef as well, as the dishes are much more carefully prepared and decidedly less greasy.
The offerings, being an all-you-can-eat restaurant, are always very varied and numerous: in addition to Japanese dishes, a good portion of the menu is Chinese (like the owners) and Thai, with the addition of the current trend: poke. Despite this, the quality of the food is surprising for the price, and this applies to all the dishes: the sushi is freshly made, the fish is fresh, and the rice is warm (as it should be), and it's served in much smaller portions than before; the dumplings are delicious and soft, among the best I've ever had at similar restaurants; the noodles are simple and tasty, not overcooked or drowned in sauce.
The biggest flaw lies in the service. A long time can pass between courses, though this could be more of a strategy than simple disorganization: from the first order to the end of the meal, an hour and a half passed. However, I prefer this timing to having all the dishes delivered at once, which then promptly get cold (or perhaps even prepared ahead of time). The waitress isn't rude, but she could speak and smile more, while the very young Indian man was completely unprepared: he seemed to be moving around in a deferred manner, barely opening his mouth, and not clearing away the empty plates. It was clear he didn't feel like doing anything; I don't know why he was there, and maybe not even him. Even the tablet's lock screen was disturbing... The welcome was adequate (even though we didn't have a reservation, at 1 pm on Sunday the owner sat us down right away). The key to dining here is not to rush... and not to expect receipts!
Despite a few minor details, we're happy with the improvement and will definitely be back.