Welcome to Fuji Asian Kitchen, Abilene’s go-to spot for a delicious fusion of Asian flavors. We proudly serve a wide variety of fresh sushi, sizzling hibachi entrées, authentic Japanese ramen, traditional Chinese favorites, and bold Thai dishes—all made with high-quality ingredients. Quench your thirst with our popular boba teas or unwind at our full bar featuring beer, wine, sake, and cocktails. Whether you’re here for a quick lunch, a family dinner, or a night out with friends, Fuji Asian Kitchen delivers flavor and hospitality in every visit.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 100 NW 14th St, Abilene, KS 67410
Phone: (785) 576-2038
Website: https://www.fujiabilene.com/
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We stopped in as a family of four with one of them being our Japanese foreign exchange student. She gave high praise of the food and ordered tempura and sushi. Our ten year old was very pleased with his ramen and ordered crab rangoon to share. My husband had a poke bowl and I had the rainbow roll sushi, both with miso soup.
Our bellies are full and happy. The meal ended with some ice cream mochi. We have been to many Japanese restaurants since we started hosting students and this is the best one we’ve been to in Kansas. Lucky for us that Abilene is closer to home than Wichita or Kansas City.
Worth the drive for an elevated meal and comfortable environment. We’ll be back! Highly recommend! (Plan for $25-$30 per person if you are doing drinks, apps, main course, and dessert.)
The service was good until we had to wait and wait…and wait for someone to appear and ask for our check and to go boxes. We were disappointed but would go back if someone with us was adamant to go but would definitely try different things and not waste money on the appetizers. The chopsticks were cute and you can tell a lot of effort went into the renovations of the restaurant.
The atmosphere when I walk in feels a little country-ish. This is out in the middle of the Midwest after all. I walk in and am immediately seated. The server taps a light on the table and soft lighting comes on the center piece. A ceramic jar holds soy sauce next to it. Classy. I ask for a drink recommendation and point to the mixed drinks. The server mentions that if I like whiskey the Suntori Paper Plane is a good choice. I go with it and it is fantastic.
I consider safe bets on the menu like General Tso’s chicken or a California roll. I look up and make eye contact with the server who is at the bar and he arrives immediately. I again ask for recommendations. He points to specials on the board- beef bulgogi and a cowboy roll are at the top. I choose to experiment and go with his recommendations again.
The cowboy roll comes out first. A sushi type roll with shrimp, cream cheese and crab delight wrapped then topped with seared beef and scallions. The board arrives with a pink and white flower (small plastic peony?) in a vase open at the bottom with dry ice so smoke pours out at the bottom. Beautiful presentation. I pull the chopsticks (presenter on a ceramic soy sauce dish with silver holding ends (much nicer than the cheap pull apart sticks most restaurants provide) and start in. Great blend and taste.
The bulgogi arrives shortly after I start. Fried rice (I chose) and kimchi sit next to the beef. Again great flavors.
As I finish up, I see a man in a wheel chair start to come in from a side door. One of the servers runs over to assist him. He goes up to the bar and orders a drink. The bar tender leans in and listens attentively. Great and attentive service to everyone, this place is truly a gem in the middle of Kansas.
Service started off rushed with a quick “Are you ready?” the moment we sat down, and then once we asked for more time it took quite a while before someone came back. The atmosphere was also a bit off — the lighting is very bright (as shown in the photos we uploaded), almost like being in a hospital or showroom rather than a restaurant, which made it hard to relax.
Pricing was on the higher side for what we received. It’s priced like fine Asian dining, but the food and ambiance didn’t quite match that expectation.
We wouldn’t go back by choice, but to be fair, Abilene doesn’t have many dining options — so it may work in a pinch if you’re craving Asian food and not too particular about ambience or freshness.