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Fuji Japanese Restaurant

4.0 (1 review)
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Shijiri Sushi Bar - The set

Shijiri Sushi Bar

4.8(93 reviews)
7.2 mi

Step into a little slice of Japanese Heaven right here in Morrisville, NC! This adorable…read morefamily-owned sushi restaurant really reminded me of the restaurants in experienced in Hiroshima circa 1996. This restaurant has a small footprint but the space is optimized perfectly, with plenty of tables and a sushi bar. The clean minimalist approach made the space feel bright and welcoming. The service was great, we received an overview of the menu and our server made excellent recommendations. And last, but certainly not least - the food was incredible! My husband and I shared the Chirashi Concept (pictured), the fish was fresh and buttery and there was plenty of it - this dish comes with a salad and miso soup but we opted to swap out the salad for an extra soup. We were too full for dessert but we were given an after sushi lemon drop pallet cleanser which was lovely. My only complaint is that I didn't find this restaurant sooner!

Stopped by Shijiri Sushi Bar after work earlier this week. When you arrive there is plenty of…read moreparking in front of the restaurant. Walking in you'll feel like you've entered a calm, clean, and cozy space which is relaxing. For drinks we ordered the Dassai 45 Junmai Daiginjo which was a little sweeter than I like my sake. I also ordered a Kirin Ichiban which was excellent and I'd probably lean more toward beer if you are drinking. For food we ordered the A-5 wagyu to start which was perfectly cooked and melted in my mouth. Next we ordered the Sashimi Gallery (curated 17 piece exhibition of premium sashimi) which was so good. The order also comes with miso soup, salad, rice, seaweed, the house sauce, and freshly prepared wasabi. This was one of my favorite dishes of the evening as you can take the seaweed, add some rice to it, add some sauce, add the fish, and then roll it up. We also ordered the Miso Salmon Duo (glazed salmon and belly). I'd probably skip this dish unless you are in the mood for salmon as it was a bit overcooked. Lastly we ordered the duo series which comes with 5 pieces of salmon and 5 pieces of tuna. This was excellent and I couldn't stop eating it. Overall the meal was good and I'd definitely return for the sushi. Definitely check out Shijiri Sushi Bar if you are in the Morrisville area.

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Shijiri Sushi Bar - Entryway and front of seating area, Nov 2025.

Entryway and front of seating area, Nov 2025.

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M Sushi - Lunch bento box

M Sushi

4.6(745 reviews)
6.8 mi
•$$$

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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Kinoko Ramen - Shio ramen

Kinoko Ramen

4.8(33 reviews)
6.3 mi

I had another better known local ramen shop in mind, but saw the reviews and that this place had an…read moreinteresting vegetarian selection, so I decided to give it a shot. It wasn't crowded, but it was doing a lot of takeout for a ramen spot (generally a food best enjoyed fresh). The mala ramen (a mix of spicy and tingly sensations) that I sought delivered on the premise. It was a fascinating flavor mix, with some harsh notes that would be a discovery for those that haven't had mala before working well because of the balance of salty and savory flavors and some nice greens and sweet corn. It was unique and I enjoyed it. They had some appetizers and things that I wasn't hungry enough for, but I did wash it down with tea. It was a very reasonable price given how the hipster ramen market has gone. And they had enough menu options that returning would be worthwhile. I ended up going to the other local ramen place anyway the next day, and I would say that both were really good. You can't go wrong.

This is the spot of the old sister Lou's kitchen (sp). Cozy spot in between phon 919 and…read moreGeorgina's. The menu was nice and readable, aka not prohibitively big. We started with the edamame (my bell weather for food), which was super fresh, salty and large. Very good. Next we had the fried gyoza. Very crispy with a nice dipping sauce, also very good. For ramen, I had the spicy mala ramen. It had nice heat without being too oily. The shoyu ramen looked good, but didn't taste it... not really a sharing dish, lol. Our server was nice, the food was fresh, but still fairly quick, so with that and being full without being too full is nice.

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Kinoko Ramen - Bar seating, posted June 2025.

Bar seating, posted June 2025.

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Chashu Rice Bowl - Braised Pork & green scallion cooked in house chashu sauce served over rice. Garnished w/shredded seaweed. (March 2026)

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