Fuji

"This was a one time visit. Pros: Large size sushi and sashimi. Fish is fresh. Fast service. Clean environment. All you can eat *initial* price is acceptable. Cons: Green tea is not free. This is the first time in many years that we had to pay for green tea, in many Japanese inspired or Japanese restaurants. We didn't finish a couple of rolls, and were hit with $6 surcharge. Kani salad was dry. Sushi is hit or miss. Some rolls did not match the name. For example: spicy tuna tasted like cooked salmon and was crunchy. Some rolls looked identical but with the different names. We ended up paying $40+ per person."

"It's probably the best value for Money on Japanese food in Staten Island. The food is always pretty spot on, though atmosphere is so so. When ever I feel like satisfying my roll craving this is my default option since covid."

"We eat here once a week almost. Love the food, super reliable go-to place. Prices are so great. People are lovely. Highly recommend."

"HORRIBLE. I placed a delivery order for 2 chicken teriyaki dinners, specifically asked them to make the chicken well done. When we bit into the chicken, it was barely cooked —forget about well done. I called the restaurant to complain and asked if it’s possible to get a refund for just those two, (we ordered other items as well), they denied and said we can get store credit instead. I obviously didn’t want that since I just had bad food from them. The lady argued with me saying that it’s impossible that the chicken wasn’t cooked, I told her I can send a picture of the food in my trash but she didn’t want it. There are much better places nearby, avoid this place!"