honestly the perfect sushi spot in boulder !!! not only is the food amazing (both quality & portion…read moresizes) but the service is just wonderful . even being such an intimate spot: the team, while small, is super hospitable !! can't believe it's taken me so long to find this place, but i'm so glad i did and will be back time & again !!!

Lunch was quite expensive. Needed to ask for lunch specials and even then quite vague. Sushi and…read morehand rolls were enjoyed, but salad (as entree) was quite small and seared tuna portion added was tiny. Waitress was clearly new and was pleasant but didn't know many basic menu questions. Very small place.

I got a spicy Tunaroll. It was good. Not like amazing and it was a lot of $ for how much I got (2)…read more I would be interested to try other things here.

Stopped here on my way to the airport..the staff was so friendly and asked if I had any food…read moreallergies which I appreciate as I'm allergic to seafood. I ordered a side of chili garlic edamame that I loved. I devoured the whole plate full. Thank you so much!

Always delicious and fresh. The Momo soup which is always served very hot hits the spot.read more

We stumbled upon Fuji Restaurant while wandering Pearl Street. Once I saw onigiris, I knew we had…read moreto stop in. We were seated quickly and given menus and then ordered at the cashier up front. I got the two piece onigiri set with miso soup and some pickled veggies. My husband got the chicken momo soup. The onigiris were formed out of purple rice and very stuffed! Usually I find that there is a lot of rice and a tiny bit of filling but both onigiris (mushroom and beef) had filling bursting out from the first bite. I appreciate that there is a piece of the filling on top of the onigiri so you know what is what before taking a bite. The momo had a very familiar taste to it, I can't put my finger on it, very warm and cozy though. It was perfect as it had just started raining too. There were also hidden veggies within the soup which was a plus. The genmai cha tea I got was also delicious. We thoroughly enjoyed our lunch at Fuji restaurant and would definitely come back!

Went for the second time the other day. The pricing for sashimi is extremely fair considering…read morecomparable spots in Boulder. The izakaya side was not too busy after 7pm, and service was attentive but didn't check-in too much, allowing a relaxed meal. We eat a lot of Japanese food, and especially enjoyed the agedashi mochi, soft shell crab, and karaage. I also thought the uni tasted very fresh the other time I went. It's probably one of the best meals for the price in Boulder if you'd like to dine in and take your time.

I really enjoyed my visit here for dinner. We sat outside since the weather was so nice and we had…read morea great time. Although the food is a bit pricey, I think it was worth it. Not pictured, we also ordered the duck soba noodles and the scallops. Everything tasted delicious. I do wish that I had saved some of the soba for when the hamachi came out but I did order those later. I would have preferred the hamachi to come with a bit of rice on the side but my boyfriend didn't mind the salad. It's a great date spot and if we were to sit inside there's options for Japanese style floor seating. When you go inside they ask you to take off your shoes and provide slippers for the restroom. It feels very relaxing and home-y.

I got to eat the eel. I got to I got…read morethe eel.... UNAGI!!!!!!! Oh yes. I love to eat it!

Been coming here for years, it's my go to sushi spot in Denver. The service is always amazing and…read moreI've noticed the sushi presentation has improved as well!

Perhaps one of the best cocktails I've had. Jeez biscuits…read more Also the fish was fresh and I'm from the California

I came here to eat lunch by myself at 12PM on a Friday afternoon in May. I was seated right away by…read morea window and the weather was perfect, so the window was open. I ordered edamame and three rolls. Considering they weren't busy, the service was very slow. I sat there for maybe an hour+. With that said, I really enjoyed my food. I love eating here but if I was looking for something quick, I would choose somewhere else to eat.

Amazing food!! I recommend the tendon pho!! Will come again next time I visit Boulder!read more

This is the best ramen in Colorado. All of the components are just right. Located near plenty of…read morestreet parking (paid), parking is easy. The staff is always friendly and there is always ample seating. Try some apps! The bathroom situation is a little sketchy, you have to go through the back to a hallway with shared restrooms. But they are clean! A nice lunch is served rapidly and delivered to your table with a smile.

wonderful place! Good food and good service. I've been coming here for years and I like to sit on…read morethe patio

You can gauge the overall quality of a Japanese restaurant based on its miso soup alone; miso soup…read moreis an extremely easy to make and high margin product for a restaurant that a low quality miso soup means that the restaurant most likely skimps on the quality of their other offerings. The miso soup was heavily watered down - needed either more dashi and / or miso paste to bring it to an acceptable level. I rarely have a good experience with ramen offerings at a sushi place and this was no exception. The "tonkotsu" ramen broth was anything but; it didn't taste anything remotely that would be considered tonkotsu and the noodles looked like it came out of some western version of packaged ramen noodles. The beef "teriyaki" lunch bento was awful. The "teriyaki" sauce tasted watered down and they would have been better off with the 99c bachan's teriyaki sauce from Costco because this sauce was the worst I've ever consumed. I was struggling to taste the components of teriyaki in it. It didn't even have the viscosity of teriyaki either and was this watery mess. The dipping sauce for the potstickers was also some strange spiced anomaly; the sauce that we all know and love isn't hard to make either - it's 1:1 soy sauce and vinegar, and they should have just went with that. The california roll included was ok. It's just overall I feel sad for the folks that live around here as this may be their only exposure to Japanese food and none of it represents anything that could be remotely considered decent. They need to remove the dim sum and ramen options and focus on what they are - a sushi joint.

I enjoyed this very authentic Japanese spot in boulder so much. I really liked the layout of this…read morerestaurant. It made me feel like I was in Japan for a moment. I would recommend making reservations since this place wasn't too big and was packed. We got lucky with a short wait. Everything was reasonably priced and tasted delicious. My favorite items were the agedashi tofu and the fresh rolls they made for us. Highly recommend.

I went to undergrad at boulder and recently revisited and saw that this was a hidden gem. We went…read moreto try it and honestly it was just okay. Service was good and the food was good but it felt overpriced for the food. The hot roll we got came out like 30 minutes after everything else. We thought they forgot about it. Also, the edamame was like frozen cold. I've never had it that way and maybe that's how it is supposed to be served but it was chilly. Overall, it was just okay. I probably wouldn't come back. Miso soup was yummy

Went to Osaka Restaurant in Boulder last night for our 49th wedding anniversary. had two types of…read moreokonomiyaki, something we haven't had since we visited our son in Hiroshima in 2005. I recommend Osaka to every fan of Japanese cuisine. Excellent food, excellent service and beautiful decor. The staff was fantastic! Well, what are ya waiting for? GO TO OSAKA BOULDER!

This is such a cute Japanese restaurant. Really nice ambiance. Great place for a date or to go with…read morefamily. Servers were extremely friendly and they have a button you press when you're ready to order/want the check which was really convenient. Food came out fast. My favorite sushi was probably the salmon nigiri. It was extremely buttery and fresh. Also the eel was great. I wouldn't recommend the maki/rolls as much as the nigiri. They also had a lot of options that weren't sushi like ramen, salad, rice dishes, okonomiyaki, and more. Definitely some menu items you can't get at any Japanese restaurant. I would definitely recommend coming here.