welcome to fuji sushi , where a delightful journey through the flavors of japan awaits you ! our sushi all-you-can-eat and dining restaurant offers an exquisite culinary experience that blends traditional japanese techniqes with a modern twist. indulge in an endless array of freshly prepared sushi , including sashimi , nigiri , and creative rolls , all crafted with the finest ingredients . enjoy a wide selection of appetizers, soup, and main dishes,ensuring a well-rounded dining adventure for everyone. perfect for sushi enthusiasts and those seeking a unique dining experience, fuji sushi promises an unforgettable meal in a warm and inviting atmosphere.
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Address: 71194 LA-21 #100, Covington, LA 70433
Phone: (985) 400-5103
Website: https://www.fujisushicovington.com/
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The style is very spacious and the seats are comfortable.
The good is fresh on order.
We like the concept.
You get a detailed menu and a market.
You select either the dinner or a roll or hand-held version of the roll item. This drastically cuts down on waste.
As a comprehensive buffet, there is no getting up to get food. It comes to you. Fast and fresh.
Inside is beautiful and clean!
And just want to reiterate how amazing the food is. The salmon tartar is our go to along with the spicy salmon nigiri!
I really tried to give this place a fair shake but I had a less than ideal experience. First the decor and the atmosphere is great minus a few things but overall I could see how this would be an accommodating environment for small groups and large. But unfortunately I cannot recommend the food based on the meal I had.
I ordered the pork katsu which according to the menu comes with rice and soup or salad. The soup is awful. It at first looks like a typical hondashi clear soup but it’s much darker and almost seems like it’s mixed with French onion soup mix. This theory was further supported by the soggy breaded onions in it. It was horrid and I got about two or three spoon fills in before I put it to the side.
The side of white rice is somehow disappointing as well. The serving size is ok but I can’t explain it, it’s just not cooked right. It’s American short grian rice so it is very dry and doesn’t hold well to chop sticks.
The pork katsu was the worst. The breading is nearly twice as thick as the cutlet istelf and made the experience of eating it difficult and tiresome. In some cuts, it seems like maybe it was undercooked so they threw it back in the dryer. These pieces were inedible they were so hard. The sauce is good but it is more than likely Bulldog brand katsu sauce. Not like that’s bad or anything but you can’t rely on “you’re eating it for the sauce” when this is something you can get locally at a grocery store.
There are not many restaurants here offering Tonkatsu around here but the few that do really knock it out of the park and most garnish it with an egg at least.
Maybe this isn’t this restaurants strong suite and maybe I should have got the sushi. But if you are putting sometime like this on the menu and charging $18 for it, it should be an $18 experience .
We also had to ask for napkins and an extra plate. Service was great at the beginning, but slacked some at the end. We were in and out within 35 minutes.
Not a bad place to eat, but there is nothing really special or different about this restaurant.