"The sushi is better than shogun or the depot." Is my 5 star review from over a year ago. After this last experience where we were given wrong drinks, treated rudely, had our change stolen, and then yelled at for not giving tip when I literally had the tip in my hand, we cannot go back to my favorite sushi restaurant that we frequently visit. Here is why.

Yesterday I suggested Fuji to my girlfriend and our guest who is from out of town and recently moved to the area. We meet each other there for lunch at 11:45. We were seated in the dining section and our waiter quickly came to ask for our drinks, then he asked if we were ready to order. I asked for a little more time seeing as we just sat down and the only person ready was my girlfriend who gets the same thing every time.

Our waiter came back with our drinks accidentally switching our drinks, we switched back and I tried my sweet tea, boom unsweet. Easy mistake for our obviously new waiter. Instead of complaining, I mixed in many sugar packets. By then my ice was fully melted as there wasn't enough. But again we don't complain.

We order our food and the waiter has a moment of confusion as the only soup option during lunch is miso and he is asking our guest which soup he is wanting. Again no big deal for we visit enough to know he is new.

The waiter brings out our soups and my salad. I forgot to ask for less dressing and again instead of complaining, I pour out the excess into a soy sauce dish filling it entirely. I leave my fork in my salad bowl along with the dressing dish. The waiter comes again and tries to give me my fork back, dropping dressing droplets onto the table. I have to insist that I will not need a fork for my sushi as I am very good with chop sticks.

He brings out my sushi and our guest's udon noodle. He doesn't bring any chopsticks. When he brings my girlfriends sushi, I have to ask for chop sticks (for the second time if you count the fork incident from before where I mentioned I will be using chopsticks.)

He comes back with the chop sticks and moves my plate from where I had it, to the edge of the table in front of me like I am a child about to make a mess. As always we make very little mess and use our napkins to clean up after ourselves if we do as we always try to be as little of a burden as possible anywhere we go.

The waiter brings out our checks, and I pay for our with card and our guest pays with cash. The waiter brings back my receipt to sign and our guests' change only he did not bring back the coins. I wrote cash in my tip line and the total and signed and told our guest I would get the tip.

I pull out a ten and 3 ones and we start discussing if we should leave a full 20%, which would require us to split the ten, or should we just leave the 3 ones as we had a fairly bad experience and had our change stolen. After only a short minute, our waiter comes back to take up the checks that are normally left on your table until you leave. He opens them up and says "no service? No tip?" And he shoves them back at us opened demanding we tip him. We say nothing as we are in shock and he walks away.

Sitting there still with the tip money in my hand we are unsure of what to do. Our guest storms off and leaves us. We were unaware at the time that he had complained to the owner on the way out. The owner comes around the corner with the waiter. I pride myself on never complaining but this was unacceptable. I look at her and say "very rude, very rude." She says what's wrong and I point at the waiter saying "it's you man, you yell at me for not tipping when I have the tip in my hand." Although I should have left with out tipping I threw the three dollars on the table and stormed out. The owner turned to him as we were walking past and said "you can not do that, they are regulars here."

I am happy that in my rage I had not started cussing as I had little control. My only regret is leaving the money on the table instead of taking it to the sushi chef who is probably not getting his share of tips due to the awful waiter.