price/portion ratio: The price isn't too bad.. Most items being under $3. The portions are fairly small; perfect for dessert! Five stars on my Budget Bites scale! location/parking: The location is really easy to find being on the north west corner of 6th and King street. Parking is primarily street parking but there is a pay lot right across the street. selection/presentation: The selection is great! They have maybe 7 or 8 different breads and pastry types, each one with a variety of choices. Everything combined, I'd say they have 30 plus items to choose between. The presentation is exquisite! Everything has a mouth watering decadence that exudes from them; it's really hard not to go nuts. flavor/quality: The flavor and quality are second to none. My most recent experience was a pear danish. It was excellently prepared from the balance of flavors down to the textures and colors. The danish flaked apart as I took my first bite; the light buttery sweetness was something to enjoy in it's own- and crispy without being dry. Then I bite into the pear filling, which was expertly matched to the lingering buttery sweetness. It has the natural sweetness of the pair without the added sugary sweetness. They then added a mildly sweet caramel cream filling that just tops the experience off. Even the slight bitterness of the pear, "pairs" well with the crispy crust of the danish and the rich yet surprisingly velvety cream filling. environment/ambiance: The environment has a very French bakery feel.. Only it's run by a bunch of Japanese people. lol Great service! They are super friendly, smile a lot and are very knowledgeable and helpful. the space is really well lit during the day because of the surrounding windows and the sweet smell of edible delicacies fills the air. They do have seating but it's pretty limited. Overall, I'd say it's a "must go" if you're in the area and are looking for dessert or something to go along your coffee. Not sure how well it would go with bubble tea.. I think it might over power the complex balance of flavors created by the bakers. My Budget Bites scale: 5 stars $6 or less 4 stars $8 or less 3 stars $10 or less 2 stars $12 or less 1 star $12 or more read more

Goodbye [from ID] Unicorn crepes, and huh-llo Fuji Bakery. The lady staff was sweet and friendly + cute smiles. ^^ The selection they had was pretty good and neatly organized. I think i picked a maple nut loaf and veggie foccacia. The VF was tasty and somewhat hearty, while the MNL was light and subtle. My eyes caught quick glances of other treats to try, as well. I shall be back. One thing I didn't like was the display case/barrier is too high for easy communication; you have to raise your voice over it and it makes you feel more separated from the staff, as opposed to drawing you in. read more

I scowled a lot when I noticed my former favorite sweet treat shop's location was replaced... I figured that nothing could replace or even come close to the joy Unicorn (curse the name change!) had provided me.... Until I realized this was a satellite of MY FAVORITE BAKERY IN THE WORLD! Get the volcano cheese roll things from the minis... try to get one with a big pile of baked, crispy cheese. It's like the cheese that oozes out from your grilled cheese on a griddle: but better. read more

We just stopped in for breakfast and coffee - everything was amazing. We had smoked salmon brioche, a bacon cheese braid, cow on a cloud, and some sort of pastry filled with bourbon vanilla cream. It was all amazing and all together only cost around $10. I want to go back again already! read more

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Don't walk... Run... Like... The wind! This place is amazing! The selection of baked goods is plenty and yummy! I always seem to want everything in the glass case. Service is fast and efficient. Especially when it can get kinda busy in the morning. A few notable goods are the salami brioche bun (so good), salmon brioche, and the green tea cookie bun. The prices are on point and totally beat the local nearby grocer (Uwajis). I can't begin to explain just how much I love this place. Alot of the goods are very french inspired with that signature Asian flair that likens it to the bakeries in Japan or Korea. While a part of me will miss Unicorn Crepes (that was what once inhabited this place) I'm glad to see such an awesome place is now in that spot. Three cheers for it. Fuji banzai!! Banzai!! Banzai!! read more

Very French- with a few items having a great Asian twist. My green tea cookie bread (like a pan) was very delicious. It had a sugar cookie crispy top and tender moist bottom bun. I was tempted by both their sweet and savory options. I saw salmon in some pastries and red bean or fruit in others. The offerings looked delicate, complicated, and appealing. The shop space and glass case display was nicer then most every other bakery in Chinatown. FYI's~ * No spaces for sitting * Order at far right counter * Espresso- D'Arte Coffee read more

I really don't like to give 5 stars on first impressions but, my first impression was so good that I visited twice in one day and dropped over $30 on baked good I consumed over the next 24 hours. I had several different items and I will just highlight the faves. The Cheddar bomb is $.99 gem of one bite unreal. The Sausage baked in Croissant was a favorite also with alls its flakey goodness. The milk stick was probably my favorite and also the best value at $1.50 it is like a mini french loaf filled with custard. SOO deadly and good. I sadly can see this bakery from my apartment and I think I will be visiting way too often. I do feel a little bad about my old favorite Yummy House bakery just reopening and will probably be passed up because of Fuji Bakery. read more

You know that scene in Ratatouille when the food critic bites into the ratatouille and his eyes light up because it was just that fucking delicious? Well that's what this place will do to YOU! Welcome to the newest Japanese bakery in the International District. It replaces where Unicorn Crepes used to be (another also amazingly awesome Japanese place). It might look modest, but after you try their stuff, - zomg - you will keep coming back for more. Best part, the prices are very cheap for the caliber of things they offer. I just bought a tomato+basil bread thing and a salmon+avocado mini sandwich, and my mouth is dancing the mother f'ing riverdance it's so happy. Last time, I got a green tea danish and curry-filled pastry. All so cheap, all so delicious. You can also pay in credit card, and they won't reprimand you. I have seriously found a new love in Seattle. Words to the owners if they ever read this: There needs to be better signage on the outside of the store so people can actually find the place. You should also put some tables and chairs up so people could sit and relax there. This is definitely one of those places that I would love to just sit and do my work at. Absolutely perfect. This definitely isn't your average bakery because some of the stuff there is so unique and delicious. You can tell they took a lot of care in making each of their items. read more

I guess I had expected a lot before I came, so I was a bit disappointed after trying out their bread and Maccha latte. The service was OK, and the staff seemed friendly. The price was very high, comparing with nearby bakeries. I ordered a small bread and a cup of maccha latte. The taste was fine. Nothing wrong, but I just don't feel that they're worth that much money. I don't know if I still want to come back again. read more

Wow! What a great selection - matcha croissants, cream cheese tarts, hazelnut cakes, raspberry mousse, you name it! I had a hard time choosing what I wanted to get but ended up with a little chocolate passionfruit mousse cake. I got it to go and ate it at Kerry Park with a view of the Seattle skyline on a sunny Sunday. My boyfriend got the opera cake which was more of a taramisu but he still loved it. Will be back to try their other French-Japanese fusion creations! read more

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Fuji is a great little corner bakery in the ID that has a great variety of unique items on display. It's hard to pick as everything looks amazing, but I was able to narrow it down to the spicy bacon bread and a chocolate filled croissant both of which were absolutely delicious. The service was very friendly and patiently helped the group I was with while we were slobbering on the glass cases trying to make our decisions. I will definitely be back to try more items, but I may end up just stocking up on everything they have on hand of those two wonderful treats. read more

The minute you walked into Fuji Bakery, you knew right away that you're in heaven. The custard cream is so good. And the milk stick with vanilla milk cream. Oh man, I don't know, can't think of those when I'm writing this. They are so good. So creamy good. Delicious. I also love the Japanese curry puffs there too. I'd go for the spicy one. And don't forget to take the white breads home. They are so nice and soft. Softest breads ever. read more

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-I tried the fried curry bun which was cold and oily. If I tried it again, I would ask for it to be warmed up. I also tried the fraise and the raspberry choco croissant. Why don't more chocolate croissants have raspberry preserves in them??? Ahh, delicious! -Parking is a nightmare. I had tried to stop in a couple times, and never found parking. I had a meeting end early downtown and thought 11am might be a perfect time, and sure enough there was a parking spot right across the street. I thought "I don't need to pay for parking, I'll just be in there a second". And of course that means I got a parking ticket! Good bakery, but not worth a $44 parking ticket... read more

Amazing service! Their beef buns are really amazing! I also got their donuts which were really good also. I took this back home to philly with me and no bakery in my area can compared to what I had at Fuji. I'll definitely come back here the next time I go to Seattle! read more

We tried to get some malasadas in Hawaii and even at 11am they were sold out.  I hunted for these delights here in Seattle when we got home and were told these were the best.  I've not had any others, but these are fantastic!  soft fluffy dough with a cream filling that is not overly sweet.  We got some matcha filled, crunchy custard filled, and some basic ones.  Their shop is a little open window on a corner next to Uwajimaya.  Just look for the group of people standing on the corner because they're all waiting for these tasty treats. read more

After exploring Chinatown, we decided to stop in for something sweet. I tried the pear puff pastry ($2.50) and a curry ball ($3). Both were very good but that puff pastry was perfection! I've never tasted a pastry so flaky and soft. All of their pastries looked delicious! If you're craving a hot drink and sweet treat, go to Fuji bakery. The employees are also really friendly. read more

Disappointing pastries. They are very creative in concept, but neither the taste nor the quality of the pastry measure up. We tried the salmon brioche, the ube roll, a milk bread, and some macarons. The macarons were tiny, had little to no flavor unless you counted overwhelmingly sweet as a flavor. The smoked salmon inside the brioche was nice, but the brioche itself wasn't very good. Rather leathery in consistency. Could not really taste the ube in the ube roll and the dough wasn't soft enough. Tous les jours has much better milk bread. Service was super, super slow as well. read more

Really nice & quick service! I had an almond milk latte and a butter croissant and both were amazing!

Recently reopened, definitely now at the top of my list for pastries from the I.D. Bought some strawberry, some pineapple, and a pear pastry and they were all still delicious after a long drive to a friend's house. Yum! Also pretty reasonably priced for fancy pastries. Very minor complaint: the sneeze guard for pastries is so high, I had trouble hearing the person behind the counter. read more

One of my favorite spots in the ID to grab a coffee and a pastry! I've stopped by so many times to snag one of their adorable animal-shaped macaroons on the way to see a friend. They're always a great hit because not only do they taste amazing, but also they're sweet to look at. I try to bring people by whenever they visit the neighborhood for the first time. 10/10. read more

I came with my family and ordered the green tea latte. BEST GREEN TEA LATTE I'VE EVER HAD no joke it was bomb... Their pastries were good too woooo read more

I love you mi amor. You are the perfect start to my mornings. You're there for me when I have a rough day at work. Paired with a cup of latte, you provide the comfort that I crave. The Brioche Sel was the first pastry that got me hooked to this bakery. Who knew fermented butter and vanilla sugar could be so addictive? It is the adult version of my "Wonderbread + butter + sugar" snack I used to love as a child. The Escargot (beautifully crafted with an earl grey tea + almond cream). Absolutely perfect with a cup of tea. The Milk stick. Curry bun. Green tea danish. It's safe to say...most of the stuff here are good..everything except for the levain that is (I'm not convinced it's for me) read more

Wonderful bakery. I had the plain croissant, which was (obviously) plain and simple, but it had that incredibly light flaky butteriness that just completely makes a croissant amazing. After that, I had to try some other things, and at this point I've tried most of the sweet things and a few of the savories. Imagine my disappointment when, a month after discovering this place, it closed down until sometime in fall...I will be (im)patiently waiting for reopening. read more

Best Bakery in town and in the US. I am a native Japanese and it is so difficult to find bakery that satisfy my palate, in fact none in my experience here in the US. In Japan, there are many great bakeries because famous bakery bakers go to France for training for many years and bring back the knowledge, the science, and experience to mingle with the art of bakery in Japan. People call this "fusion" and this bakery is it; French-Japanese Bakery. It's a gem, diamond star, simply wonderful! Most bakeries here in the US only serve sweet bakeries: pastries, cookies, cakes. I don't see wide varieties. That's boring to me. In Fuji, they serve, just like what is served in Japan, varieties of non-sweet breads. Vegetable focaccia bread, my favorite! They no longer offer it for some reason! Please!!! Come back!!!! Epi, the french bread with bacons and mustard. The olive stick bread, ohhh, how can they make such a perfect bread???? Sweet breads: Definitely, definitely, try their raisin loaf of bread and white shokupan. Raisin bread has no cinnamon, as far as I can feel, and tastes just WOW. I am excited to wake up every morning because of their bread. For dessert: I am in heaven when I try their 'cream and strawberry in croissants'. I am never happy this much with foods but they really make me happy. Thousand thanks to chefs, thanks to Fuji. You really brighten my day! read more

Decided to stop in after walking by. Glad I did! I liked their bacon epi with pesto. Yummy! It's like bite size pieces you tear off. The veggie focaccia was pretty good. It had one of each vegetable on it, brussel sprout, broccoli, carrot, tomato, etc. also tried the matcha Danish! The outside was very flaky, like a butterfly cookie, with a good amount of matcha. But the inside was slightly mushy and had too much matcha. Sad. Definitely want to stop by again and try more! But it is slightly pricy. Each was $3. read more

Love the great dessert and got to see a local girl from Hawaii. Love the madasada s and brownies!

The cashier-- more like an upscale jewelry owner handled the individual pastries like they were precious jewels at Van Cleef and Arpels. Host: n/a Cashier/Waiter: 5.0 Food-taste, presentation: 4.9 Property-style, decor, ambiance:4.5 read more

Delicious desserts at this cute little bakery in the international district! Their Toscas and Choco Mochi Donuts were so good. Great place to sit and people watch from the window. read more

What a great find on a rainy day here in Sunny Seattle. When you enter you're hit with the subtle sweet smell of a bakery, than you're hit with a visual case of beautifully made breakbest and lunch pastries. I had an Americano and ham and cheese croissant both were perfect as was the service. Afterwards I purchased several items to take to the office. My new spot in the ID....J read more

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This review is only for their "crunchy creme donut." It's the BEST donut ever!!!! Way better than general porpoise! The staff is also very nice. read more

Cream Puff. The very best, ever. The cannelle missed the mark, but I don't even know what that is anymore, now that I've had a Fuji cream puff. The cream puff is divine. Such a simple thing, yet so many ways a cream puff can go wrong. This one is perfect. It was large enough to split, which we did, between two of us, completely satisfactory. The Choux was crisp and delicate. The cream- superb- perfect density, perfectly smooth, perfectly flavored, and abundant. I'm completely in love. read more

This place is so amazing. Both savory and sweet pastries are delicious. On the savory side, I tried the Salmon quiche, which is to die for. Even the day after, having thrown it into the microwave for 40 seconds, the crust was crispy and the egg was fluffy. Yum. The pear tart and cream cheese brioche were equally amazing. The pastry in both was superbly done, and the pear was sweet and fresh. I thought the raspberry chocolate tort was solid, but nothing that blew my mind. The other offerings - which I will need to come back and try - looked gorgeous. Some were perfectly square. There was also a loaf of bread in the shape of a log. You can tell that the execution of these items were done with care and love. This is not your run of the mill Asian bakery. This is a must stop for anyone who enjoys bakeries. read more

We were lucky we visited them the day before they closed for a month of renovations. The staff was very friendly (one of them was from Manassas, VA and one from DC!) and we decided on an apricot tart. The tart was a bit burnt on the bottom, but the large apricots were sweet and chewy on top of a sweet cheese filling. read more

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Here's the thing - I didn't really dislike this place, but I also didn't love it. Got a custard filled bun-style treat for after-lunch. The service was really friendly and the ambiance makes it look like the Ritz Carlton compared to most of the other places in the IntDist. The offerings were unique and looked tasty.. BUT.... Considering the other options in the area, I've had *way* better (Mon Hei or Piece of Cake, for example) dessert pastries nearby for half the price. I guess if you're judging a place by atmosphere, this would win out, but 1) I judge by food and value/$ and 2) why in the world are you hanging out in the IntDist if you care about atmosphere?? read more

Didn't really feel like this was a Japanese fusion bakery at all...it seemed alot more French influenced more than anything with the crisp, light baguettes and croissants. There were a few items with green tea or red bean but not as much as I had expected. Regardless still a very good bakery with lots of yummy treats. Downfall is NO place to sit to enjoy your pastries!! It was raining outside, so my friends and I just stood inside and devoured them, but the countergirl just sat there and stared at us....awkward...very awkward. read more

Great place to get coffee and pastries! The almond croissant is my personal favorite along with their lattes. read more

Fuji Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

December 21 at 4:20 PM I was treated very disrespectful by the The young girl that was working in there, she was not willing to listen to be patient talking very fast unbelievable how poor customer service I got from that girl, I asked her if I could speak to a supervisor or a manager the way she was talking to me like one of those blonde girls with very disrespectful attitude, twice she gave me the phone number wrong after I asked her multiple times what's the phone number 206/216/3626 I told her the number was not working, pretended that she did not hear me and kept on walking away finally she gives me the number after multiple times 206/216/3616,that's not including what she did about The donuts in the name or how much they are she would shake her head tell me she doesn't have time for that and she needs to walk around and clicking very noisy way with the pen on the register every now and then she would say yeah I got to keep moving ,I can do Whatever I want here,I can say whatever I want ,I don't care what you say, I really think the owner should take care of this situation, she wasn't even helping not even the customers that came while I was there, she charge me for 4 things and I only got 3, I would love to speak to the supervisor what are the owner. read more

Fuji Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

My favorite discovery in International District. Marries the Japanese art with the European style of baking. The Beef Curry is so yum! It is a hefty bun with a beef curry that adds the oomph to the snack. I washed it down with Hojicha ( roasted green tea). Next up was the beautiful Salmon Brioche: delicately favored and baked to perfection. The bakes are so brilliantly displayed, and I could not resist trying the Griotte, covered with chocolate and cherries. Ah, nice lunch. read more

Fuji Bakery - Hojicha, Salmon Brioche and Beef Curry - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Been to the one in Chinatown & Bellevue: not impressed. WAY overpriced. If u mean "not too sweet" = bland & tasteless, u r correct. I love Asian pastries & how they have flavor without being sugary sweet, loaded with frosting & light n' fluffy texture. But Fuji's is NOT it! I spent over $30 trying a little of all the baked goods to get a solid sampling, so this review is pretty darn representative of what they have: Bland over all. Matcha stuff- dark green food coloring but no flavor. Milk stick- bread w/tasteless skimpy white filling. Chocolate pastry- chocolate is not high quality. That's only a fraction of what I tried. The only one I found yummy & representative of delicious Japanese-style pastry is the beef curry bun. That one reminded me of what I had for lunch every day when I was in Japan. The rest. Eh. Will not come again... Or only come for the beef curry bun. read more

My favorite bakery in the ID. Yes, there are already many bakeries in the ID and some of them are great, but none of them are like Fuji. When I step in here, I feel like I'm back in Japan in a little bakery in Tokyo. Staff is bilingual English-Japanese. All the breads and pastries I've had here are delicious. My favorites are the Pear Danish and the Sun-dried Tomato Focaccia. They also do lattes, and 1 tip for those of you who can't read Japanese, they offer a Matcha Green Tea Latte and a Hojicha Latte. Do yourself a favor and get yourself the Hoji Latte. It makes any grey Seattle day worth living. read more