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Japanese specialties, sushi & creative martinis are fixed up in modern digs with a spacious bar.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1420 Hancock St, Quincy, MA 02169
Phone: (617) 770-1546
Website: https://www.fujiatwoc.com/
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Reviews
Paul Canavan
Fuji has always been a fan favorite of mine. However we have not been in for quite a while. We were craving sushi so this was an easy choice. As always we were greeted in a very warm way from the hostess and was sat a a round top in the middle of the room. Our server was very charming and attentive. Said differently, he gave us plenty of time to relax and make choices. We had a fantastic bottle of wine – Joel Gott Cabernet which was a perfect match for the food. Most people say you should have white wine with sushi – I disagree, I think red is sometimes better. We had a mixed bag of food – I got the WOC fried rice which is excellent! It’s clean rather than typical greasy fried rice and loaded with shrimp, ham, egg and other accompaniments. I also had the spider roll which was done perfectly – crisply and lots of meat. My guest had a number of rolls that were nothing less than outstanding! Although the restaurant is very busy it has a very comfortable buzz to it. It’s very clean and the bar is a great place to watch a game ! Net is that there are a lot of sushi choices in Quincy – this one is by far the best ! Highly recommend!!
… moreYulia Berry
I had a rather strange experience here, as I ended up visiting two days in a row for lunch — both times for my first visit to this restaurant.
On the first day, I came with one daughter and her friend; on the second day, I returned with my other daughter. We were served by the same waitress both days. While the service on the first day already felt somewhat inattentive (despite which I still left a 25% tip), the second visit was noticeably worse — particularly after she clearly recognized me. Whatever her assumptions were about my returning twice with different children, it should not have affected the service.
As for the restaurant itself: overall, I liked the atmosphere. Lunch both days was calm and not crowded, making it a quiet and relaxing place to sit. The interior was pleasant, and the food was good for us. It does feel like a very Americanized version of Japanese cuisine, but I am not an expert in Asian food, so I can’t judge that aspect too critically. My daughters enjoyed the experience and were excited to try Japanese food.
Unfortunately, the service significantly detracted from the experience. On the first day, the waitress did not bring small plates for soy sauce, forcing us to share. It was difficult to get her attention to ask for them, and she never checked whether we needed refills on drinks or tea. The bento box had sauce pooled at the bottom, which spilled and stained my daughter’s friend’s clothes and hands, which was upsetting. We also felt rushed, as she asked if we were ready to leave.
On the second day, she cleared my plate while I was still tasting my daughter’s meal. She also didn’t ask if we need utencils. When I asked for more tea or inquired about utencils and dessert options, her demeanor felt visibly irritated. She asked at the end again if we are ready to leave.
Nothing was overtly rude, but the accumulation of small moments created an uncomfortable atmosphere.
Nowadays, restaurants — like any service-oriented business — need to understand that providing genuinely pleasant and friendly service is crucial in bringing business back.
Even though I liked the restaurant enough to return the next day and spent about $200 over the two visits, I was left with an unpleasant aftertaste.
With so many excellent Asian restaurants in the area, I’m not sure I would return or recommend this place based on the service alone.
… moreOn the first day, I came with one daughter and her friend; on the second day, I returned with my other daughter. We were served by the same waitress both days. While the service on the first day already felt somewhat inattentive (despite which I still left a 25% tip), the second visit was noticeably worse — particularly after she clearly recognized me. Whatever her assumptions were about my returning twice with different children, it should not have affected the service.
As for the restaurant itself: overall, I liked the atmosphere. Lunch both days was calm and not crowded, making it a quiet and relaxing place to sit. The interior was pleasant, and the food was good for us. It does feel like a very Americanized version of Japanese cuisine, but I am not an expert in Asian food, so I can’t judge that aspect too critically. My daughters enjoyed the experience and were excited to try Japanese food.
Unfortunately, the service significantly detracted from the experience. On the first day, the waitress did not bring small plates for soy sauce, forcing us to share. It was difficult to get her attention to ask for them, and she never checked whether we needed refills on drinks or tea. The bento box had sauce pooled at the bottom, which spilled and stained my daughter’s friend’s clothes and hands, which was upsetting. We also felt rushed, as she asked if we were ready to leave.
On the second day, she cleared my plate while I was still tasting my daughter’s meal. She also didn’t ask if we need utencils. When I asked for more tea or inquired about utencils and dessert options, her demeanor felt visibly irritated. She asked at the end again if we are ready to leave.
Nothing was overtly rude, but the accumulation of small moments created an uncomfortable atmosphere.
Nowadays, restaurants — like any service-oriented business — need to understand that providing genuinely pleasant and friendly service is crucial in bringing business back.
Even though I liked the restaurant enough to return the next day and spent about $200 over the two visits, I was left with an unpleasant aftertaste.
With so many excellent Asian restaurants in the area, I’m not sure I would return or recommend this place based on the service alone.
Steve Hansen
Always a joy to dine at Fuji…we visit when in Quincy to see family. The food is always delicious, and the staff and atmosphere are warm and welcoming.
… moreJay Jay
The restaurant offers a wide variety of sushi dishes and specialties made with fresh ingredients. The tofu and steak were particularly impressive, although I am not a fan of claypot rice meals. The salt and pepper tofu was exceptionally well-prepared and crispy. The ambiance inside is excellent, and it is possible to observe sushi chefs in action. The staff is attentive and friendly to customers.
… moreB Canggu
Service is really friendly
Food really good
They take dietary restrictions seriously
And they help make suggestions
The servers really friendly and professional
Thank you Viki Virginia and Ryan.
… moreFood really good
They take dietary restrictions seriously
And they help make suggestions
The servers really friendly and professional
Thank you Viki Virginia and Ryan.
Daren Dembrow
I dined here last night with my wife and we will return soon and often. We had a party of 11. We sampled a variety of appetizers and entrees. The Shu Mai and Gyoza were great. The “secret to success” roll is excellent. The service at Fuji takes this place to another level. Lots of gratitude to Cindy, Kevin, and Ryan for making our entire party feel like VIP!
Try the bees knees!
… moreTry the bees knees!
V T
Generally happy with the overall experience.
✅ Recommend from what we ordered:
– duck roll
– beef teriyaki
– secret to success maki
do not recommend:
– salmon with wonton chips – lacking any flavor…
The waiters are great and very attentive. Was easy to get reservation on Saturday evening.
… more✅ Recommend from what we ordered:
– duck roll
– beef teriyaki
– secret to success maki
do not recommend:
– salmon with wonton chips – lacking any flavor…
The waiters are great and very attentive. Was easy to get reservation on Saturday evening.
Kandis Smith
I mostly come here for convenience because I live in Quincy so it’s nice having a place that’s close when I’m in the mood for sushi. I wish the service was more consistent for solo diners. I’ve been a customer for years. To be honest, if I really want to dine in I’ll take a look to see who’s bartending first because there’s only one bartender here whose customer service is top tier. With any other server or bartender, I often feel like an afterthought even on slow days. If he leaves, I’ll probably switch to takeout exclusively which is a shame because the drinks here are pretty good.
… moreTT
I’ve been to several sushi places and Fuji is one of the best, the service is unmatched. Shout out to our hostess, Melissa :]
… moreJayme Harris
A must try!! Amazing food, service, and staff. Must try lobster rangoons, spicy edamame and spicy tuna roll. Doesn’t get any better than this place!
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