I came here on the recommendation of my Airbnb host. I did read the reviews on TripAdvisor several…read morewhich say it is very authentic Japanese Cuisine. Having just been in Japan a month ago, I was excited to try it. I came here later in the evening cramps around 10 p.m. you'd only had to wait a few minutes to get a table outside. The wait staff for great. They made a few recommendations. Where to start? Well it seems reasonable to start the miso soup which I found to be quite good. This had a fairly authentic taste to it. Moving on, I tried tuna sushi roll as a salmon roll. The fish just did not seem all that great. Certainly edible, but just a average quality. I was a little disappointed. Is there it was a chocolate cake. This was warmed and served with ice cream. This was a very nice dish. A good finishing move.

Rude, unprofessional, and inefficient service. Go next door to Nozomi instead, a bit pricier but…read moresuperior in every aspect.

Not to be missed!! Everything was melt in your mouth delicious. If you are a sushi lover or just a…read morefoodie in general, you have to visit. We opted to skip the tasting menu (€35 per person) and ordered a handful of plates plus dessert. Every single thing that came out was fresh, beautiful, creative, and damn good. We had 2 cocktails each and a ton of food and the bill was €109. Expensive for Valencia, but totally worth the splurge. Everyone says it takes two months to get a table, but just call and ask for their next available. I called on a Friday night and they gave us a table for the following Wednesday. Service was amazing and never rushed...we were there for a long time and never felt like we were imposing.

Delicious and reasonably priced. Enjoyed all the dishes very much. Added a few others that were…read morenot on the omakase menu as wrll

Probably the most awful sushi ive ever had. There was hairy mold on the sushi. The avocado was so…read morehard you couldn't cut through it with a knife. We ordered food and half of it came, and when we didn't like the sushi we asked about the rest of the food we ordered and they said it would be another hour until it would be out. I got violently sick after eating it as well. The dumplings are good though!

It's not that this place is dirty, on the contrary. It's not that the menu is terrible, actually…read moreit's pretty good. And, the food isn't awful, actually it's satisfactory for all you can eat style sushi. So, why on earth would this place garner 2 Stars? Easy, as a solo traveler I have found my money is the same color as everyone else's. So when service is denied, or altered, my response is a heartfelt sigh! Here at Fuji, I really should have moved on when I came I and sat down. The staff got in a curfluffle that a solo eater sat in a table for two. On of the staff members directed me upstairs for solo eaters. There is was all alone, eating by myself. Shown a ringer to get staffs attention. Talk about feeling like a pariah. How can a restaurant effect my self esteem......sadly it just did. And, even worse the food is not bad, a little heavy on the rice, but places like this don't want you to eat to much. This won't happen again!!!!

Such a gem and a welcomed reprieve from all the Spanish food. If you need a change of scenery for…read moreyour palette from all the paella, seafood tapas, etc, come here to give your bagota a little Japanese culinary experience. Coming from Los Angeles, we are spoiled with such culinary diversity, and Hikari's yakitori is some of the best i have ever had, which is saying a lot as Los Angeles has some of the best food in the world. Budget friendly, cosy ambiance, and the food and sake selection is delicious. Will not disappoint and is in one of the cutest neighborhoods in Valencia. Make sure to order: -the pickles -Gyoza -chicken skin -tenderloin -pork belly -and the Yuzu millefiue dessert They also have a sister sushi restaurant called nozomi which we didn't get to try, but price points and reservations there are a bit more difficult.

By far the best yakitori we have ever had! The ambience is…read morebreathtaking, the service fantastic, and the flavors of the meat perfect. We were so full and couldn't stop eating! I really hope this place sticks around, it's a hidden gem in the Russafa neighborhood. Only in Valencia 2 more weeks and we will be back again.

Surprisingly good food. Excellent service!!! The waiter was the best we had in Valencia so far!!!…read moreCool vibe in the place. Advised!

A group of 12 friends and I visited this establishment for food and drinks on our first night in…read moreValencia. The server cleaned off our table and chairs with the same stinky rag. It made one of my friends actually leave. The rest of us were either too hungry to care or too engrossed in our conversation to notice. I was part of the former group. This is a buffet style place where it's a flat rate for anything on the menu. Note: drinks and tax are not included in the flat rate. We ordered seaweed salad, pot stickers, fried rice, lemon chicken, duck, and of course sushi. We had bottles of red wine for our drinks. I believe there was ice cream at the end but I was way too full to have one more bite. We plan to return to this fine establishment before our time in Valencia runs out.

It's more Chinese than Japanese. Although I knew it's not easy to find a decent Japanese restaurant…read morein Valencia and most of them are run by Chinese, this one is quite disappointing. I went there for dinner and that night there was only all-you-can-eat buffet. The food was not so good. The only dish I thought was quite good was "Pato Laqueado" which is not Japanese food. The sushi and the sashimi weren't fresh. The sushi rice tasted kind of strange. The sushi rolls and the makis were not good either. The service was slow and not friendly. The atmosphere was not bad, but the bathroom was really dirty. There were a lot of people that night (it was on a national holiday), but I don't really recommend this place if you are looking for a decent Japanese food.

Love this place. They have all kinds of sushi, always fresh and super nice staff. Recommend this to…read moreeveryone visiting Valencia.

Ramen isn't available to us where we live in southern spain, so We were pretty excited to find…read moreramen available in this area. Although it was almost 90 degrees outside, this didn't stop us from indulging in something we missed so much. the menu is pretty basic, offering the soy sauce and miso flavors for the ramen. They also Offer curry dish but we decided to skip that. Small appetizers are on the menu such as gyoza and chicken karaage. We opted for the miso ramen, gyoza and chicken karaage. The gyoza and chicken karaage tasted fine and enough to share for two people. My husband got overly excited and wanted extra meat and noodles in his ramen and our server mentioned us if we ordered the larger portion of the ramen, it came with extra everything. (For an extra 2€, thats a great deal!). Our miso ramen tasted good, the egg was boiled just right and the pork was tender. I felt like the broth was missing something but after adding chili pepper, it helped. Turns out the larger order of ramen for my husband was more than he could handle. The portion for the larger ramen bowl looked to be good enough for 2 people to share. Service and food were good and we would probably come back if we are in the area.

This newly opened restaurant is from the same owner as the popular Japanese Tora both are in the…read moreneighbourhood Ruzafa in Valencia. They are specialised in Ramen. I had my Japanese friend with me who explained to me that this is a very popular dish in Japan and that quality of the broth is very important and that it takes lots of time to make, so mostly it is a dish you get in a bar specialised in ramen. The decor of the restaurant and the menu card are pretty basic but that is what fits this concept. Enough delicious dishes to choose from. We had some edamame and amazing gyoza to share with a Valencian white wine. The ramen was delicious way better than any noodles I have ever had. The portion was really big and I could not finish but o my.... I truly tried!! Service is quick and you can have a look in the kitchen where the Japanese owner is making his art! My friend told me in that in Japan she would also eat ramen after partying !! Well I can tell you I like this idea much better than a kebab ;) Tip: go early as they do not take reservations. Tip: have a look at my youtube channel for a nice video review as well @toursinvalencia

Sushi was not very good, gluey and much rice, less content. Service was more or less friendly but…read morethe food was very bad as well as the ingredients. Never again.

If you know how the japanese kitchen look for something else. The personel is very kind but the…read morestandard of the various dishes is simply to low. On the other hand we only tried what was in the menu del dia. Who knows, maybe the á la carte menu is better.

A modern inviting space with a charming crew. The food feels familiar, but also inventive. The duck…read moredumplings were especially delicious. Think Asian meets Spanish tapas.

Absolutely fantastic food and cocktails here. One of the best meals I had on this trip to Spain…read more It's basically a fusion of a Thai and Valencian cuisines in a modern setting on the busy Gran Via. Service was great all around. Attractive, friendly, and competent people. I started with the absolutely delicious Ping Pong cocktail, a mix of lychee and passion fruit purées with gin. Wow was that a great drink! I had two. Next I started with three Guillardeaux oysters. They were so plump and sweet. Astounding, actually. I could have made a meal of these if not so expensive (€3.50 each). I also tried a small croquette of Roquefort and spinach that was everything a croquette should be. Next up was an amazing Thai fish cake. It was crunchy and tender and mildly spicy with a nice hit of fresh coriander. It was a starter that I was sad to see disappear so quickly. It's a taste I want to experience again. My main course was a tiradito of local seafood. It's basically a ceviche but they amped up the flavor with a Thai-inspired marinade. The shellfish were amazingly sweet and tender and played well with that sauce. A very generous portion, too. I finished with dessert, a small disc of cheesecake topped with both a caramel sauce and berry purée. Neither was overly sweet. It was surrounded by beautiful chopped, toasted hazelnuts and a crunch derived from coffee. The entire dish worked beautifully. All of this came to €65! Very good value. Whoever is in the kitchen is seriously talented. This place is a winner. Go, eat like Thai royalty, and enjoy!