Fuji Restaurant - Japanese restaurant in Haddonfield - 116 Kings Hwy E, USA

This is my 3rd visit. We were originally going to Sagami but they were close for vacation and me and my friend were both craving for sushi so decided to come back here for some Sushi. My favorite is the ebi which is the sweet shrimp sashimi with deep fried shrimp head. We also got the grilled squid which was amazing. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive. The food came out quick and was reasonably priced. If you are around the area and craving for sushi definitely come check this place out. They also have a parking lot in the back of the building I would definitely be back.

Great lunch deals! Yummy food. Best miso soup, goyoza and rolls I’ve had in a long time.

I don’t recommend this place if you want to dine in. The major reason is that they prioritize take-out and they put lowest priority on people who order foods in store. We waited for at least half an hour for our Sushi Deluxe, and at least one hour for our beef sukiyaki. When we waited, we saw that staffs were busy packing take-out food. Among the 1.5 hrs we sat there, we’re not the only ones who waited so long. The food is okay. It is at the level of $20-$30 per dish. The sukiyaki has too much sugar in it and then it tastes more like a mixture of sugar and soy sauce. The sushi is okay and fresh. The bbq squid is also good. The atmosphere is good for dating. Well, I guess that their slow speed is also another reason that first-time dating should happen here; you have more time with your dating partner, accompanied by the dim yellow lights and the exotic Japanese paintings on the wall.

The blandest and driest sushi I’ve ever had… and I’ve had a lot of sushi. I am not one to leave poor reviews, but chose to eat here based on the ratings and found them incredibly misleading. Literally ruined our day. We ordered 2 apps, 2 special rolls and 3 standard rolls… Apps were nothing special and came recommended as popular from the waitress. The lobster rolls were dry and bland… much like the sushi. Only one of the rolls had Spicy Mayo sauce on it so they were all dry and bland… we had to order a side of eel sauce which is what they were missing, but even with that they weren’t anything special. The sweet potato roll came with raw salmon in it which I’ve never seen… it was a weird combo. While the waitresses were very nice and kept our waters filled, they completely forgot our daughters side of noodles, which were extremely plain and gross for a lack of better words when they did come out late. The quality of the fish seemed good, but the food overall incredibly lack luster and disappointing especially having spent $100. Not to mention we were the only ones in there on a Saturday afternoon. We didn’t try any of their entrees which may be the reason for their other positive reviews, but definitely a below average sushi spot.

Disappointing overall. Pros: Good service, decent ambience, some variety in the menu (not many sushi places serve ankimo/monkfish liver, which was quite tasty) Cons: It feels like the sushi chef is not very experienced. The sushi itself was not good quality, not very fresh, and not very well-shapen; presentation overall was poor compared to many smaller, less expensive sushi places in the area. Most of the nigiri pieces looked and tasted old. Portions are small and prices are high, as one would expect at a high-quality place, but the quality just isn’t there. I won’t be returning.

My closest friends and I gather here once a month for sushi girls night. We love everything about this restaurant. Service, food, experience. Always amazing.

Place is so cozy, relaxing and has atmosphere of Japan. The best part is there is free parking lot on Saturday and Sundays at the back of the restaurant. Food and service were great! Beautiful blooming tree right outside the restaurant!

Service was slow and a roll I ordered that was suppose to be gluten free, had tempura crunch in it but they remade the roll. The sushi was delicious despite the service, as they were pretty busy on a Friday night.