“Umi Japanese Cuisine is my favorite place for sushi in town. I wish I could say that my four years of being stationed in Japan lend credibility to this review, but unfortunately, they don’t—I don’t remember the taste of anything from 20 years ago. However, I want to offer a helping hand to those of us who want to explore the various sushi rolls but don’t know what they look like. Here are my top three favorites so far: The Charles Roll, The Surf & Turf Roll, and a roll that was on special. I also picked a sake that has the letter ‘G’ in its name, like my name. I had no other basis for choosing a sake, other than the fact that I don’t like it too sweet. The owner, Chen, and the team were efficient as always. My family and I also spend every Christmas here for lunch.“
“I am obsessed. Obsessed with the variety of things you can get for a set price. I love the no-waste policy, which forces you to moderate your own eating in a buffet, but it's how things should be.Some of the food lacks a bit of flavor, but if it's authentic Asian, maybe it's like that? I don't mind, because I will keep coming here since I can deal with some food being a little less flavorful since the rest certainly is great! I can get takoyaki, ramen, sushi, sashimi and more in one sitting without fear of missing out.Even their desserts are good. Great Oishi sweet donuts and creamy ice cream.I only took off one star for the food, which I explained and one star for service. Their service is excellent and prompt, they are attentive, but sometimes there is a language barrier which can make it a bit frustrating to deal with until another server can help. I don't mind this as much either, since eventually they will learn more of the local language, but when you're hungry and want to get food fast, it can get in the way.“
“My family & I enjoyed our meal. I had the Captain Miso, the sauce was buttery and delightful, but my lobster tail had a char that gave it a bitter taste. My dad had the sushi platter, my step mom had onion rings & fried shrimp along with chicken shumai. My nieces had sushi appetizers, shrimp fried rice, and Pho. My brother had singapore noodles & sushi.“
“Visited twice. Got all you can eat both times. Is very worth it. Everything fried is very good. Shrimp Tempura, vegetable Tempura gyoza, even the chicken nuggets are really good. They come out fresh and hot. The sushi is very good for northern Virginia. Fried rice and teriyaki was lacking, but small portions make it feel like you don't waste much if you don't like something. They are quite fast in bringing out food and check on the table frequently. I will stop here regularly when I am in town.“
“Great food, great price, great customer service. By far the best sushi place for several miles. The all you can eat price is set fair, and honestly a bit cheap when compared to competitors. Would HIGHLY recommend this place if you’ve been having any craving for sushi!“
“Hands down the best Chinese I’ve had in the area. From the general tso chicken, veggie lo mein and fried rice, crab ragoons(on the sweeter side compared to other restaurants), the gyoza and shrimp tempura. I’ve tried a few different restaurants in my area trying to find something that feels like back home, and this place is definitely it.“
“Delightful sushi options, wonderful service, and we discovered a new green tea in a can that were in love with (Green Jasmine!)... Yum! The ramen was tasty, but we definitely preferred the sushi. Pictured are the Monster Roll and Marilyn Mon Roll... Just delightful. This place offers 50% off sushi on certain days and certain menu items ... Definitely worth it to check it out. The staff were all friendly and inviting, too!“
“We originally started in the bar area and then moved over to the habachi area. Our orders were taken and then we got our soup and salad. Then our chef came out. He had some funny jokes and was very friendly. I ordered the chicken teriyaki which my chicken was cooked the way I liked it. I got the mushrooms too. Everything was delicious. I took a lot home with me which ended up being 2 meals for later.“
“We have tried 4 different sushi spots in Fredericksburg before finding Fujiya House. Hidden in a corner off of Carl D. Silver Pkwy, we were hesitant because of the external appearance of the establishment. Do not judge this book by it's cover. The rolls were fresh and well prepared by Zaza, and the staff, especially Brandon and Emani, were happy and helpful. The numerous hibachi tables were full of happy patrons, but we came for the sushi. Without a doubt this is our sushi spot here in the Burg. If you haven't tried Fujiya House yet, you're missing out.“
“The service was great and the food was delicious.This was my first time there and we were celebrating a birthday. The servers were very accommodating and informative. This is a MUST visit and we will definitely be visiting again when we're in the area.“
“If you are hungry and on a budget, eat here! This big box of chicken, noodles, and veggie cost $10. Box is stuffed and could easily feed 2 people. Food is carefully made and the back counter looks really clean compared to many of these type of Japanese fast food spots.“
“It is a little hole in the wall place that TOTALLY SOLD ME. I ordered sashimi (this is why we go, right?) wow! let me tell you. The presentation alone will want you to take a picture of the plate. My combo came with an orchid in the center. Sashimi was delicious! Their staff was SUPER efficient. The Atmosphere... quaint and comforting. I would go back there as soon as I go back to that city. YUM!“