Fuji Mountain Japanese Restaurant

Sushi cravings are always satisfied here—the rolls are fresh and beautifully presented. The option to do karaoke after dinner just makes the night even more fun.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

The server was helpful for our first visit and for a Saturday nite noise level was low but the restaurant was busy....good vibe.

Visited at 5 pm on a Sunday and was the only person in the restaurant. Definitely not a super packed establishment. Was a little disappointed that they did not serve chicken karaage. Popcorn gyoza were delicious in flavor but left a little hue of grease behind on the plate! They were bite size and delete-able. Kamikase roll was incredibly tasty and fresh but rice fell apart as soon as it touched soy sauce. I would imagine that the rolls were not packed down very tightly. Kamikase roll was far better thank the inferno roll, kamikaze had far better textures paired with stronger flavors of shrimp and tobiko. Otherwise service was very good and they were very attentive.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 4

A staple in Philly sushi scene - consistent quality and flavors. Service always good. Good variety of your usual and a nice twist to some old favorites. Ordered the gyoza soup, tuna ceviche, a la carte sushi. Street parking good throughout on Sunday and is free.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Slow service

Some of the best sushi we've had Miso soup, tempura and spring rolls were excellent Very reasonably priced

Fabulous meal and service! Super clean and great portions with fresh offerings. Definitely on my go-to list for sushi in the city now -- and a marvelous venue for a business lunch. Parking may be tricky, but there are a few open-air lots nearby, if it comes to it. Trust me, it's worth springing those extra bucks.

Sushi Tuna Nacho - mas caliente! The sea bass was flavorful and cooked to perfection. Bibimbap Stone Bowl was better than I remembered. The sushi - tasty, fresh and oh so good... We certainly over ordered, but managed to finish nearly all of it! It.Was.THAT.Good!

Visiting Philadelphia for a few days. Solid Japanese restaurant. Highly recommend the sukiyaki taking.

Great friendly staff. Out of two appetizers we wants to order.... Delicious and fresh and a great value. Quiet and calm inside :) Nice booths.

their agedashi tofu is my favorite !

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Karaoke was fun!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I’ve been a customer since 2016 but will no longer return. I dined here with a friend on a Thursday evening in November. Even though their google profile says they close at 10 pm, hours typically change since Covid. As soon as I got into the restaurant, I asked one of the hosts what time they closed - she confirmed 9 pm.

The waitress came to our table around 8 pm confirming last call and my friend ordered a second glass of wine. Around 8:30 (halfway through his second glass) they turned the bright overhead lights on and turned the music off..

A minute or two later, our waitress quickly walked by our table bringing dishes to the kitchen and muttered “we’re closed.”

What the heck??? Closed 30 minutes early? Unacceptable how they made us feel we were overstaying our welcome when they weren’t supposed to close for another 30 mins. I don’t care how good any restaurant’s food is - I would never return after this kind of service. But the funny part is, their food is mediocre - especially their sushi. Their nigiri is way too “wet” and their specialty rolls are a nightmare to eat - too fake/processed and difficult to fit in your mouth.

After 9 years of going here countless times, celebrating birthdays, doing private karaoke, restaurant week, etc, their food quality and obviously their service has changed significantly for the worse. I will no longer be a customer.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

We went for Valentine's Day since we were in town for the championship parade. We had a wonderful experience. Ambiance was great, food was delicious, and the prices were a good value. We look forward to going again when we're back in Philly.

Went for restaurant week and they had an amazing menu set up! So much food for $40 pp and even their regular menu has great options. One of my favorite sushi spots for sure and they also have a bar menu with drinks for different palettes!