Fuji Sushi & Grill Pensacola — Restaurant in Pensacola

7 of my friends and I religiously go out for All You Can Eat sushi every other week to Sushi Masa usually. When I heard about this new place opened up, I told them we had to try it! We went on a Tuesday night around 7pm and they weren't very busy. As soon as we walked in though we instantly fell in love with the atmosphere. The decorations and setup looked great.

I read prior reviews of slow service during non busy times and was a little worried we would be waiting a while for our food since we were a big party. But, the service was phenomenal. Our food came out quickly while keeping the quality of each dish.

We had the AYCE sushi and tried the AYCE Hotpot The Gyoza (Pan fried dumplings) were our fav appetizer. They were actually fried and had great taste, the best out of all the AYCE sushi places in the area by far. I also tried the Agi Tofu and Fuji Bao, both very good. I am only disappointed that they don't have Spring Rolls/Egg roll on their menu. My friends tried the soups and edamame and said they also had a lot more flavor to them than other places.

The Hotpot was solid, great options and high quality meats. Additionally it's great that each person can decide which AYCE menu they prefer. As other places force the entire group to get the same thing for an extra charge.

As for the sushi overall it was tasty. Majority of us said they preferred the rolls here over Masa or Wako, if not about the same. The mini Poké bowls are a great addition, and tasty. As for the mini Ramen Bowls they are not so mini, huge infact. Personally I did not think the Ramen was very good in the AYCE menu, but that's okay, since I'm sure the Al la carte one is better.

Overall personally I'd give it a 8/10 for everything. Great new place! I hope they are successful and get a lot more customers. Definitely a place worth trying. It's also a little less expensive than the other places, bonus for military discount! We...

NO JUST NO!!!! Save your money and go some place else!!! First let me start off by saying it’s a really cute place nice decor and or waiter was fantastic! He was running back and forth making sure everyone got their order in and apologized for the long wait time!! It’s the only reason I’m giving two starts. I called ahead of time to find out about the lunch hours and whoever I spoke to told me it was EVERYDAY until 3:30 or 4 pm. I went today which is Sunday and they tell me oh on Sunday we don’t do lunch just dinner all day. I was a bit disappointed because I had call to confirm the day before and was misinformed. Should have left then! But we gave it a try anyway. The food was horrendous just awful!!! I got the gyoza and they looked like they had been sitting for a while stale and greasy. The meat was super processed it was hard like a frozen meatball. The vegetable noodles were super over cooked just a big bowl of mush. The beef yakitori was rubbery like chewing a piece of fat. The shrimp teriyaki wash also mushy! My friend got the tuna roll and it was like paste. He also got a Godzilla roll and it was just all rice with the smallest amount of salmon. The spicy crab salad they put on top was slimy. Plus I don’t know how they managed to make the rice both mushy and hard! I ordered the shrimp tempura roll and there was NO shrimp in it. It was all breading and it was raw! I bit into it and some of the batter squirted into my mouth. We gave up after that!! I’m was so disappointed because the reviews made it seem like this was the next best sushi spot. Please save your money and go some place else. I left sad and hungry I had to go home and eat!! Almost $40...

Tonight we tried the new Fuji Sushi & Grill restaurant that opened in the old Biglots shopping center on Davis Hwy. First, it's a beautiful place. The owner (I think) saw me taking pictures and came over to our table to ask if I liked the decor. He said he did it all in 15 days. He's so excited to have this restaurant and seems to take a lot of pride in his work. There's a conveyor belt that runs modeling wine and fake food, but they said they're really not ready to use it yet. There's a bar with what looks like a stations for hotpots, but I'm not quite sure. There's back area with a bar, more tables, and where they keep the salad bar. The food we ordered was beautifully prepared and we all enjoyed our dinner. We ordered from the A La Carte menu, but there is also a 2 sided "All You Can Eat" menu with everything you could possible want for $30. We got egg rolls, which were fine, but unremarkable. My guys enjoyed their California rolls. I just wanted my pork ramen which is called 'Shoyu' on the menu. It was HUGE and delicious! Everything about it was perfect from the texture of the noodles to the smoky, creamy, broth to the marinated pork belly. My guys both had the Pork Belly a la carte dinner. The server was new but tried really hard. The restaurant has only been open a month. I will definitely go back for more ramen and to try new things. I would definitely recommend going to...