My family's favorite sushi spot in Quincy. We often order big platter to takeout. Their platters are great for special occasions . read more

Fuji - Platter D - Japanese Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Small Restaurant. The raw fish on nigiris were warm. The Regular Sushi came with Tuna Maki, Shrimp Nigiri, Salmon Nigiri, Tuna Nigiri, White fish Nigiri, and Yellowtail Nigiri. The Salmon Nigiri, Tuna Nigiri, Seaweed Salad, and Miso Soup were decent. Friend liked her Unagi Bento Box. I like the Uni Nigiri. Service was good. read more

See all

Additionally: The raw fish was not fresh. Also the quality isn't up to par for the price they charge.

Dining in is the way to go here. Bad experience on takeout. I'll never take out from here again. Too bad.

Quality of the food went downhill since the last few times I went. Will not be returning... fried foods were over cooked and tasteless. Sushi was fishy and tasted stale. Save your money for another place down the street. Such a disappointment as I used to come here for years. read more

When I say the price is right , the price is right. Fresh sushi without breaking the bank for sure. So far I ordered sushi platters here twice this week alone and every time I place the food down it's gone in 10 mins! Always do the party platter when I am too busy to cook for a party read more

Ordered pickup through Grubhub today, at first it said it would be ready in 20-30 minutes, but after I placed the order, I received a message from Grubhub, said 'Your Grubhub order will be ready for pickup between 7:10 PM and 7:20 PM at Fuji Restaurant, 698 Hancock St.', and that was at 6:19pm, which means it would be another hour wait, so right away I called Grubhub to cancel the order, and the girl at Grubhub said she would call Fuji to see if they already started making it, and her response to me was it's okay to cancel, and she already did for me. What made me give this restaurant one star is, the owner of Fuji called me at 7:05pm, and asked me harshly why I canceled the order, I explained it to her what happened, she said she hasn't got any call from Grubhub regarding my order, I had to try to stay cool cuz her tone was really unbearable, and I am (was) their regular, but she just kept going and going. Come on, i wanted my dinner too, but if I knew it would take more than an hour for my small order, why would I still place it, and then call to cancel? Give myself more work? I mean, if there's any problems, it's okay to ask, but when your customers tell you what's happening on their side, then don't you think you're supposed to ask the third party? Which is Grubhub here in this episode. And of course in the end, she didn't apologize that she harassed me, but insisted that I canceled the order was not right, as if I was fooling around or something Oh well, never again Fuji read more

Review is for takeout only. Picked up sushi a couple times over the last few months. It is solid for what you pay. Rolls are a bit small, though always fresh tasting. read more

Fuji has good consistent quality, great price, sweet staff. It's a small place but delicious! read more

Fuji - Japanese Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Bento boxes are my go to's here. Food portions are perfect and dishes are flavorful. They were the perfect plan B for mother's day when dim sum lines were crazy. They're back open for dine in now and have dividers between tables that are close to each other. Also have a few 2 party tables on the outside. read more

Worst experience ever !!! I love the food here don't get me wrong. But the attitude with the staff I can't !!! Bad management. I really felt like I did something wrong that's why they acting this way??? I'm not going back clearly just that. :( read more

I love the appetizers at Fuji from gyoza to the shumai. I ordered the makinono combo which was decorated and fresh. The workers are super nice here. The location can be hard to find parking. The restaurant is also small as well but food is good. read more

Fuji - Japanese Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Pretty decent a place given the size. My maiden visit to Fuji was quite satisfying. Went in the other day for lunch with a coworker. Feel especially good about the fact that Quincy has so many options to choose from, for some really decent, if not mind blowing sushi. Put Fuji in that bracket as well. Here are my takeaways: Ambiance: 2.75 / 5 That wasn't intentional to start with the not so great part. Probably is the only aspect which makes this place a much more down to earth or take out option. It is quite tiny. About 7 tables - with maybe a max seating capacity of 20. There was a steady flow of patrons during the lunch hour. The interiors are very low key, minimalist and rightly so, quite understated. Expect to hear everything what is being said and discussed at the table next to you Food: 3.75 / 5 The good news is (hopefully - at least in our case), what you hear from the table next to you is all about the food. The understated and down to earth decor of the interiors is a surprising contrast to what you get served with. Every piece of food in our very flashy bento box lunch special was fresh and tasted quite good. Especially the dumplings and gyozas and fried veggies in one corner - they were really well prepared. The beef teriyaki in my case was strictly OK, and so were the pieces of California roll. And really tough to mess with the miso soup. Service: 5 / 5 Two very hard working waitresses were running the show quite well. A constant smile on their faces, they were always around checking on everyone very diligently. The small space can be a big plus or minus for the staff when the place is full. Everyone was happy with the efficiency with which the place is being managed. Overall: 3.83 / 5 In essence, a good option for take out or maybe even sit down sushi given the wide variety of options one has at disposal in Quincy (aka the new China / Japan / Viet Town), thanks to their very extensive menu and some really good specials. I will be most tempted to try their makimono specials next time. The different kinds of rolls with the combination of ingredients - how can one not give em another try? I sure will. Only will have to pick a time and a day when one would hope the space is not packed. It's a gamble of sorts. But as they say - where there is a will, there is a way. Thanks guys. read more

Fuji - Miso soup - Japanese Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

See all

Sushi was good - but the vegetables did not seem as fresh as they have been in the past. I ordered veggie rolls, and the cucumber and asparagus was not crunchy. What the real downfall was I ordered thru GrubHub - took almost 2 hours to get our food. Three veggie rolls and avocado salad. Thats a LONG time! I actually had to call and that was not much help either.... read more

I know fish that we get here in MA for sushi isn't always the greatest but I came here on a Friday night and it was just really bad. I've eaten here a few times and I've never really had a problem with it til that last time I went. We got a Fuji Sampler for 2. I love salmon and they give you good sized slices of sashimi here. But the fish was definitely really bad quality or really old because they didn't have much flavor to them at all. I felt kinda sick after eating just one. Also the sushi chef was eating his dinner right behind the sushi counter. I was sitting at the sushi bar and he was eating in front of me. Picking his teeth.... Spiting out fish bones into his hands. Really makes me question the cleanliness of this place. I definitely did not want to eat any more after thinking about those same hands rolling and cutting my sushi. Yeah I'm not coming back here. read more

Fuji - Fuji Sampler for 2. It's pretty, but the quality wasn't great at all. - Japanese Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Very good, very fresh, very inexpensive sushi served in a hospitable and relaxed restaurant. You can walk in in sweats and get a great, filling meal for under $20. I stuck with sushi, which was what I was absolutely in the mood for, but bento boxes seemed a popular option as well. And they were priced to own. I've been eating all over Quincy over the past couple of years, and I'd say Fuji now ranks in my top three, with the Fours and Fat Cat. Fours, Fat Cat, and Fuji. F stands for flavor, apparently! read more

I usually come here for lunch on occasions for a few years and usually satisfied compare to other Japanese/Sushi bars in Quincy. On rare occasions, I will come here for dinner but they're always packed and seats are limited (understandable for a small restaurant). Just to make it clear since there's two Fuji's in Quincy and on the same street... this Fuji restaurant is a small restaurant, located on a corner across the street from Dunkin Donuts/Friendly's in Wollaston. If you're not familiar with Quincy, there's a Fuji in Quincy Center and one in Wollaston. Both are in Quincy, it's just different parts of Quincy. When in doubt, check the address. Sushi are always good. I've never had a bad experience with it and at reasonable price. Best deals during lunch are their bento box (which are fresh and delicious). Sushi during lunch and dinner time are exactly the same. I personally like their volcano rolls. Soups are satisfying also. I've heard bad things with their ordering service. A part of me understands because they're a small restaurant and probably don't have enough staffs working during the busy normal lunch/dinner time. I've never ordered to go or delivery from here but if you have a bad experience with their delivery, perhaps you should check out Fuji 1546 for delivery since they are a bigger restaurant and still owned by the same people. Friendly servers, despite how busy or slow the restaurant is. Food comes out pretty fast, despite the amount of staffs they have on shift during busy time. I don't recommend coming here if you have a large group. It's smaller than B cafe (located in North Quincy) and only about a quart of Fuji 1546 (located in Quincy Center). Street parking only. They accept credit cards. read more

Just got a takeout, and I just don't understand why the chef would put cooked and raw maki/sushi in the same takeout box. The reason why I ordered tamago is because it's cooked! I'm so confused... tamago is for a kid. I understand it could be that they are saving a takeout box, however, raw and cooked sushi should not be in the same takeout box - as you don't know if someone has an allergy reaction or not when there's so many orders. read more

Fuji - Japanese Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

I have been here many times and they do not disappoint. Although there isn't much competition in the Wollaston. I like how it's always a goto spot to get your sushi fix and everything is fresh. It is kinda small so u can't bring a large group, but they have take out and all the usual suspects on the menu. I would go with the dinner for two. This is probably overlooked, but they have a sashimi or a teriyaki combo dinner for two that is mad affordable. It comes with soup salad tempura sushi or teriyaki and your choice of ice cream all under 30 bucks. Mad affordable for a couple. I've also tried any of their lunch specials and the avocado salad is on point. I am a big uni fan and they always have super fresh. Thank u neighborhood Quincy institution for being around! read more

See all

Solid choice for sushi. I like the Spider roll. The duck roll was OK. We also ordered expensive O-Toro and that wasn't too impressive. The steamed Gyoza was good, but my unagi may have been over-cooked...not too sure. The service was good! I would go back. read more

This is my fav Susi place in the Boston area. It's a hole and n the wall but the food more than makes up for it. They do deliver to Quincy and Milton and we order once a week for the family. Love going there for lunch also. Spicy Tuna roles are great. My fav is the Sashimi, Avocado Salad. read more

Don't judge this book by its cover. The location and atmosphere are very unstuffy, but the food is awesome. The miso soup started as a prediction of the rest of the meal. Perfectly balanced, delicately textured, and very tasty. A good miso soup is usually a good harbinger. We started with beef tataki, but a special preparation. Think slices of rare beef laid on a bed of shredded daikon served with a dipping sauce. Alone, the beef wasn't very beefy, but with the sauce it just jumped in your mouth. Awesome. Then we got a variety of sushi and maki. The spicy tuna is different from most I've had in that they include a little bit of tempura crunchies for added flavor and texture. It definitely appeals to the American palate. We got the reliable standbys of negihama (yellowtail), maguro (tuna), and sake (salmon). All very good examples of their kind. We also had one of the evening's specials: live scallop. A rare treat, this is very fresh and very delicate. Yum. Don't add any soy sauce or wasabi because you'll lose the flavor in it. We weren't done yet, going back for me. We got another appetizer, this time a pepper tuna: Ahi rolled in peppercorn and seared. Unlike most variations of this dish I've had, the grilling didn't overwhelm and neither did the peppers. It was just enough to leave a long pleasant peppery finish. Finally, we had two more special rolls: a spicy tuna, but this time with asparagus and rolled in rice paper; and red-white roll: two kinds of tuna rolled with eel sauce and slices of hot chile pepper. The asparagus in the tuna was great, adding yet another new texture and flavor. And the red-white weren't overpowering in their heat right off the bat, but they kicked in soon after. The wait staff were friendly and attentive and were willing to help us pick out something new and unusual from their menu. We're putting this one on our list of top sushi places to go. read more

See all

How did I drive pass this restaurant for so many years and have not stopped by to try it out until now?! Super affordable, special rolls are all under $12, each pieces are big but not packed with rice. I've had dinner here twice, both time I paid around $40-$50 for 2 people and both of us were full and satisfied with everything. Servers are attentive. Plenty of street parkings. Food comes out pretty fast. Right on Hancock street which is perfect if you'd like some bubble tea/dessert after, there're plenty of options nearby. I do hope that they'll expand their lunch menu, maybe add a few more items? Overall, my new favorite sushi restaurant in Quincy! read more

Fuji - Fancy Roll (not on menu but make sure you order it!) - Japanese Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Pretty good and reasonable price sushi. I come here once in a while, since I am not a big fan of sushi. However, my hubby is always dying for this place. Their Japanese pizza ( I don't remember exactly what it's call but it's has imitation crab meat) is so good... Their sushi are great, reasonable price. The place is a little bit small. read more

Fuji - Japanese Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

It's terrible service, sushi chef doesn't wear mask when making sushi , server is rude , they look like you own them money . Food been wait for over 1 hour . Should I go again ? read more

Best best best sushi place in Quincy. The fish is as fresh as Fuji at WoC but for a fraction of the price. While the dine in experience might not be as nice, this is my go to for takeout. Can't beat it. read more

The 3-star rating is split between two different visits to this restaurant. The first time I went here was during the afternoon when it wasn't busy. The food was very good. Then I went here for dinner recently, and the food was not good. For example, seaweed salad is a classic side dish. When it's made well, there are few things better. Well, the one I had here was just awful. How awful? It was half-frozen. No joke. You could see the ice crystals in it. And when we complained to the waitress, she told us that if we just let it sit out a bit longer, then it would thaw out. Translation: they freeze and thaw their prepared foods. The problem was that when it did thaw out, the whole thing was a soggy mess. But maybe the rest of it would be great? The maki was blah. It wasn't terrible, but it just all tasted the same. Quite honestly, it's the kind of maki I expect when some other ethnic group decides to make Japanese food. Maki seems so simple, but it has surprising complexity. That means to balance it out so that all the flavors meld well, you need to have a special sense about the ingredients. That sense was lacking. It was kind of like expecting a Lexus and getting a Toyota Corolla. There's nothing wrong with the Corolla; it's just underpowered and generally underwhelming when compared with a Lexus sedan. In short, it's obvious that these are not Japanese chefs creating Japanese food. It's some other Asian chefs assembling Japanese food. There's a huge difference. We ordered 8 different varieties of maki, and they all kind of tasted the same. From the outside, they looked different but inside their vapid taste made them totally forgettable. The one major thing that prevents me from giving the place fewer stars for the overall rating is the prices: the food is reasonably priced. If you want stuff that looks good but might not have the taste to match, and if you have your heart really set on Japanese food but can't get to a killer real Japanese restaurant like Toraya in Arlington, then this place will do. Otherwise, look elsewhere. read more

Reasonable deals for quality basic Sushi. I order out from here a lot. Lunch is invariably ready in 15 minutes for pickup. Their lunch specials are 8-10 dollars, and if you split a side, a fulfilling lunch for under 15 dollars. After a few times (maybe 2 or three) of asking for low sodium soy sauce, I now get it by default! Ordering is usually smooth, but the last time, I ordered two chef's specials... When I got back to work I realized I only had one chef's special. I checked the receipt, and found I had only paid for one... but that meant either me or my boss didn't have lunch. I called Fuji up, and had them deliver the rest of the order. At first, the driver quoted me a price including a three dollar delivery fee, but when I acted surprised, they didn't charge it. read more

This entire experience was bad and I hate that I spent money on this. 1) my delivery driver refused to leave until I give him a cash tip even though I had already tipped through the app. He stayed outside my door and would not leave demanding another tip. 2) the food was NOT good in any capacity, the noodles were gooey. The ice cream had a weird skin on it. 3. The sushi was not good. read more

Went to this bistro-sized Japanese restaurant with five people including me. This place is located near the Wollaston Red Line T Stop in Quincy. I ordered the Tonkatsu Pork Agemono dinner. It came with Miso soup, a tiny bowl of salad and a small bowl of rice. The dish was $9.75. I also split a a sushi dish with a girl in my party, who ordered the Hokkai Yaki Maki, which was $6.75 for six pieces. Other dishes that my party ordered include: Sushi dishes: Spider Maki - Consists of soft shell crab, cucumber and avocado. I believe it had 6 pieces. $8.50. New England Maki - Consists of shrimp tempura and spicy tuna on the top. 6 pieces. $9.95. Ikura with Quail eggs - Consists of salmon roe, which are these fish eggs wrapped around with nori. $4.25 for two pieces. Each piece was topped by a yolk of Quail egg. $.75 extra for the Quail eggs. Fuji Dinner - Consists of the Chef's selection of sushi, Soup of the day, Sashimi, Beef Teriyaki, Rice, and a Dessert in the end. It's $26, and can serve 2 people. Salmon Teriyaki bento box - Part of the lunch specials, but can be ordered during dinner time for $2 extra. Consists of salmon teriyaki on rice. It comes with miso soup, salad, the vegetable California Roll sushi, and vegetable tempura. $7.95 between 11:30 AM to 4:00PM. The salad and miso soup were a really good starter to the meal. As for the Tonkatsu, it was crispy and tasty, but a little dry. Dipping in the sauce provided gave the meat a little spice to it and went well with the rice. Despite the little dryness, I really enjoyed it and I thought they gave me a generous amount of meat. As for the Hokkai Yaki Maki sushi, the shrimp and crab meat was really tasty, went well with wasabi and soy sauce. I was also able to sample a piece of the New England Maki. Also a really tasty sushi, the shrimp tempura on top was crispy and went well with the soy sauce and wasabi. The spicy tuna was also pretty good as well. The server was really nice to our party. The food came faster than I expected so the service was pretty good. If you have a party of two, I believe the best value dish is the Fuji Dinner, since you get the Chef's selection of sushi, a hot beef teriyaki dish, and a green tea ice cream dessert in the end and they are pretty generous with the food. The Bento box dishes seem to have a good selection, my friend really enjoyed his dinner. Overall, I had a really decent dinner and would probably come back again for more sushi and to try the teriyaki dishes. read more

See all

This is the most abnormal Japanese venue that I've eaten at. I was indeed puzzled as dishes came out to the table. Don't get me wrong, the food is fresh here. I love Dobin Mushi but it's not served everywhere. I was excited when I saw it on this menu; but ended up disappointed once I actually tried it. I was ???? when the waitress gave miso soup bowls for my Dobin Mushi. If you're gonna serve it in that miniature teapot, then gimme the cup too! My workaround was asking for a sake cup - she was puzzled when I asked for it. As for the taste, one word best describes it - MSG!! That's really all I tasted. Maybe they should've supplied the slice of lime? Another interesting concept they have is torching the slices of beef for the beef tataki. Usually, it's the whole chunk that is torched and then sliced. Reverse technique here. This really changes the texture. Other than that, it was acceptable to devour. For reasonably priced fresh sushi, this place hits the spot! read more

This is my local go to joint for sushi. No need to dress up....can just stroll in my comfy clothes. Love the couple that owns the place. Always friendly and says hi. While it's a small place with no more than 20 seats - doesn't mean their sushi is any less than expected. They can churn them sushi as fast as you order them. My faves are the handrolls - generous portions of sushi with lil rice (good to watch the carbs once in a while), any of the spicy rolls, new england, red sox and spider maki. Their lunch combos are a super good value, too. read more

Perfect place to go when you have the need for sushi and sashimi takeout at a reasonable price. Their sashimi dinner is a perennial "go-to" on a Fridsy night after a long week. The folks at at Fuji are hard-working and the food is consistently good. read more

Couldn't deliver as 2 hours promised. They still said it is making until the restaurant closed . Think before call for delivery. When food arrived you should check before get it as sushi read more

Food is great. I recommend calling an hour in advance for dinner rush take out orders.

Nice cozy restaurant in Wollaston area. We went kinda late so there was ample street parking. Even though it was late the restaurant was full which is always a good sign. Hubby and I only ordered appetizers and sushi. The Hokkai yaki is very good. We ended up ordering 2 additional orders after finishing up the first one. We also ordered the grilled octopus (only OK), negimaki (so-so, kinda on the tough side - we won't get again), spicy tuna roll, a Philadelphia roll, fancy roll, and red and white roll. The sushi was good, better than koi and the other Fuji down the street, but not as good as Beni's. The service was good. The waitresses came often to see how we were doing and whether we needed anything. Overall a good experience. Next time we will have to try their entrees when we go back for the Hokkai yaki. read more

See all

Sushi was really good, however our cold sushi was placed in the same container as our hot sushi so it made it very mushy. Despite the above, it was still really fresh / good sushi. read more

customer service is not good at all! I called and ordered and the lady was nasty and the way she talked to me was unreal! she reminds of the soup nazi from Seinfeld but sushi nazi lady! she hung up on me and when I called back she got mad! seriously!!!! if she's the owner don't support this business! if she's staff she needs to go! I'm sure she's the owner cus lots of complaints by her! read more

Fuji is great! I've been here several times and service is very efficient and friendly. The place is clean & quaint. Lunch specials are a great deal for their price, but even getting their main entrees is relatively inexpensive. I really recommend soba tempura udon: soup is sweet and salty, noodles are slightly chewy, and the dish comes with A LOT of tempura. You probably won't finish it. I've ordered sushi & sashimi here before. Fish is fresh and the cuts are just the right size. Nothing is too cold or too warm. I would, however, pass on the tuna tataki. Unfortunately not as flavorful as the other menu options, but there are other appetizers you can choose from that are better. However, there's plenty else to choose from. read more

I never liked sushi until I came here. The mango shrimp maki is outstanding. I also get the Hokki yaki maki (spicy scallops). We get it twice a week if we can. It's addictive! read more

Fuji - Cooked shrimp, mango, cucumber in mango sauce (Mango shrimp maki) - Japanese Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

See all