Chirashi Chirashi
Mt. Fuji

Mt. Fuji

6100 S Main St # H101 Aurora, CO 80016-5359, United States

Full • Sushi • Casual • Japanese


"Mt. Fuji has been the go-to sushi spot for my family and I, but lately, they have been letting us down with takeout, so we came here to see what it is actually like. When you come in, apart from the giant hibachi-viewing window, you will see the giant fish scales that will confused why they don't continue into a tail. Aside from that, ambiance is very casual and simple. The menu here is pretty straightforward and includes the typical Japanese-American dishes and some more inspired menu items. I highly recommend the egg rolls for an appetizer and green tea for a drink, especially if you have ordered a lot of food. On that note, service if fast and attentive to the need of the customers and they will have you be at home. I would strongly recommend the famous Norwegian dish, smoked salmon as it is very buttery, oily, and is so tender, that the amazing flavors will melt in your mouth, complimented by the soft and fluffy rice. You heard right! Smoked salmon is not Japanese and was invented as a way for Norway to deal with its major excess of salmon in the 1980's. Add some ginger to your salmon to make it even more flavorful and crunchy. Our meals were amazing, full of flavor and our service was also amazing. We left being full and happy, waiting to come back another time!Tl;dr: The service is great, food is amazingly soft and fluffy, with a great feel to it all. Setting: very simple with some Japanese touches. Service: Fast and attentive (if you dine in.)Food: The smoked salmon is amazing and I would recommend it to anyone."

Ooka Japanese Sushi & Hibachi Steakhouse

Ooka Japanese Sushi & Hibachi Steakhouse

764 Bethleham Pike Montgomeryville, PA 18936, 19454-2754, NORTH WALES, United States

Sushi • Steak • Coffee • Brazier


"Ooka and I have a love hate relationship. It's popular in the area and I also frequent their other nearby location. What I don't like about Ooka is that it takes some time to find the specialty rolls for you. I do not think any of them lack imagination or flavor, they just don't all check the boxes of my personal palette. Some places you go and every one of the specialty rolls on the menu are awesome in their own right. With that out of the way, what I love about Ooka. They don't actually try to cater to everyone with each and every one of their specialty rolls. The attempt that some places make at mass appeal leans into keeping things simple or unimaginative. Ooka plays into its strengths and ensures they have something for everyone, but not everything is for everyone. This is good. Their fish quality and freshness is excellent. Selection is above par for being outside the city (Philly) and they consistently bring in market price fish which I appreciate, being one that hunts for Uni on the menu and my first question is if they have it and where its from. Same goes for toro otoro chutoro but secondary to Uni, for me. Today I had rolls, app and 2pc sushi that checked all my boxes. I was extremely satisfied with the food and service on a quiet lunch hour to myself. I ordered: Spicy tuna tacos Lobster dynamite CB West roll Crispy spicy salmon roll Uni, from Maine (seasonal item) Rolls listed in photo top to bottom. CB West and Crispy salmon were a tied for top choice with Lobster dynamite being a close 2nd and the waiter's personal favorite."

Sushi Boat Town

Sushi Boat Town

7130 Santa Teresa Blvd, 95139, San Jose, US, United States

Fish • Meat • Steak • Sushi


"I never really find many sushi boat restaurants anymore (but a similar concept is being spread with kura with their conveyor system), but this one in south san jose is still one if the traditional sushi boat restaurants you'd find in the mid 2000's to mid 2010's! You can choose to sit around the sushi boats or sit at a booth as you wish. Like all other sushi boat restaurants, you grab little plates of sushi and depending on the plate it was served on, that was the price. Prices of sushi on the boats ranged from $4.30 to $10. On a lunch day like this, not too many sushi were on the boats unfortunately... maybe it might be more popular at dinner or weekends.If the sushis on the boat dont appeal too well, there are many more options available through their huge menu! There are teriyaki plates to bento boxes to even a unique burrito sushi roll style dish! I ordered a bento box and the beef tasted pretty good minus the sauce which felt flat. It came with soup and salad and rice as well as a orange and dumpling! The main highlight of the bento box though was the tempura! It was really crispy and well breaded and fried! I loved the sauce it came with as well! $20Service was very minimal and most interaction i had was just the payment as soon as i was done. But the place seemed to be well staffed and got around to anyone needing refills, etc.Overall it was a pretty good experience! Although the bento box kinda felt a little overpriced..."