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Fuji Japanese Restaurant

4.0 (1 review)
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Kinya Ramen Sushi Bar - Sushi combo (pick 3 for $20)

Kinya Ramen Sushi Bar

4.4(128 reviews)
2.5 mi

Came by on a Wednesday evening and were immediately seated. We ordered the ramen combo of Kinya…read moreRamen and Kinya Nachos, a Tropical Roll and Sweet Potato and asparagus tempura. Ambiance: 5/5 Really cool ambiance- as if we were in east Asia Service: 4.5/5 Service was quick and attentive Food: 4/5 Enjoyed the complementary kimchi. The sweet potato tempura was made of purple sweet potato which was delicious. The ramen was also our favorite. Price: 5/5 Their ramen combos of ramen and a full size appetizer (pretty sizable) for $24 is hard to beat! While, one might be able to get better ramen or sushi in the triangle, you'll be hard pressed to find a better price!

First time here, visiting UNC from California…read more Easy to find and plenty of parking. Being a stranger in the area, I always worry about parking. :-) Upon entering, it seemed pretty crowded and chaotic. There were people waiting, but no actual wait list to sign up on. We were told to sit down and they'll get to us, which is what they told every person who came in. Ok, that's fine. However, the problem was that everyone before us and 3 families after us were greeted and seated. That was really annoying. There was only 3 of us, too. So we had to say something, and the staff genuinely seemed surprised that we said we were missed. Personally, I'm not sure how, but whatever. Minus one star for this. We were seated and ordered food. I'll say that the portions are pretty big and the value is there. I was full after eating my 2 dishes and a couple leftovers from my wife's and daughter's meals. Very tasty and fresh. As you also know, North Carolina is very humid, so AC runs in pretty much every establishment, with Kinya not being any different. As we were getting towards the tail end of our meal, I feel a drip. I look around, and it's just one. OK, maybe it was my water as I just put my glass down. Then a few minutes later, another one, and then another one. I looked up and was literally under a vent that had condensation dripping out of it. While I understand why this happens, it should not happen over a table or customer. It could have been my food should the table have been moved a few more inches from it's position. This most certainly can't be the first time it's happened either - the vent is not new. Minus another star for this. I'd come back, but would certainly look where I sit and stay away from the vents even though it was the coolest spot in the area.

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M Sushi - Lunch bento box

M Sushi

4.6(744 reviews)
6.8 mi
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Stopped by M Sushi for the Nigiri Omakase which includes miso soup and 13 pieces of Traditional…read morestyle sushi with specialty ingredients, chef's special futomaki, and house-made Tamago. When you arrive parking can be a bit tricky in this area as you'll need to find parking on the street or in a nearby parking lot. When you arrive the entrance can be a bit hard to find as it's tucked away down a cobblestone road. Look for the "m" logo outside of the door of the restaurant. You'll check in with the host when you arrive, and for this trip we opted to sit at the bar. When you walk into M sushi you'll feel like you've stepped into an underground, relaxed hangout for sushi. To start I ordered the Mizuwari (Nikka Coffey Grain Whisky, elderfower liqueur, and tonic) which was perfectly balanced and a great way to start the meal. Following that the omakase service started with miso soup which was hot and fresh, followed by the different pieces of sushi. There was a variety from blue fin tuna, to sea bream, to Norwegian Sea trout. My favorite was a tie between the seared salmon belly and toro blue fin. We also ordered a bottle of Born Gold Junmai Daliginjo (Rich, smooth, fruit and grain forward) which paired excellently with the meal. This was a fun experience as it was my first time trying Omakase and looking forward to my next trip to M Sushi.

My partner and I came here for his birthday recently. We had a reservation and I would always…read morerecommend getting one here because it is on the smaller side and gets quite busy. We started off with their sodas made in-house, one being green apple and the other being grapefruit. They were okay. The grapefruit one kind of tasted like apple cider vinegar. We tried them because a soda was $6 and there were no free refills. I find that a strange decision but this could be personal preference. We got a mixture of the small plates and rolls including the nigiri (delightful!), tuna crispy rice (my 2nd favorite), dumplings, bao bun (one cut in half), the rainbow roll, and the unagi roll. While I thought the nigiri and tuna crispy rice were amazing - both tasted fresh - overall, the food was just fine. I think our experience could just be based on pure preference. I found the sushi to be good but not the best I have ever had as some other Yelpers have experienced.

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Fuji Japanese Restaurant - japanese - Updated October 2026

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