
“All You Can Eat • BBQ • Hot Pot • Sushi • Ramen” “Unlimited Flavors, Unlimited Happiness” “One Price, Endless Asian Flavors” Now Open – Fuji Sushi & Grill & Hotpot (Pensacola) Formerly known as Lee’s KBBQ Hot Pot We’ve got a fresh new look! ✨ New name, new interior — same great flavors you love. ✨ Enjoy your favorite Korean BBQ & Hotpot PLUS an exciting upgrade with authentic Japanese sushi and grill dishes — all under one roof! Whether you’re a long-time fan or a first-time guest, we invite you to experience our improved atmosphere and the same mouthwatering menu that made you fall in love with us. Come visit Fuji Sushi & Grill & Hotpot – Pensacola today! Call to reserve: 850-332-7788
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6235 N Davis Hwy Unit 115、116, Pensacola, FL 32504
Phone: (850) 332-7788
Website: https://fujisushigrillpensacola.kwickmenu.com/
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Order and Reservations
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Reviews
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 will be back…
The core issue is the shocking lack of value for the price. For a single person’s lunch, the bill came to $39.00. This is simply too pricey for the quality and quantity of food provided. What I received for nearly $40 was a bowl of broth with a sparse selection of ingredients: primarily mushrooms, approximately five small slices of pork belly, and a few pieces of carrot, potato, and broccoli. The meal felt more like a basic soup than a substantial hot pot lunch.
This poor value was compounded by a highly restrictive policy. After finishing the minimal ingredients, I had a significant amount of the broth base remaining. When I asked to take the leftover soup to go, the staff flat-out refused, stating it was against policy. Having paid $39, and being forced to leave behind a large portion of what I paid for, was incredibly frustrating and only reinforced the feeling of being overcharged.
If you are looking for satisfying and flavorful soup in Pensacola, you can find much better alternatives like hot and sour soup or a bowl of Pho elsewhere that tastes significantly better and is available for less than half the price. I regret my choice and urge others to consider the price versus the meager offering before dining here.