How is Fuji Ya - Minneapolis rated?

Fuji Ya - Minneapolis has 4 stars out of a possible 5 stars based on 111 ratings.

What are Fuji Ya - Minneapolis's hours?

Fuji Ya - Minneapolis's hours are Sun & Tue-Thu 5pm-10pm;; Fri-Sat 5pm-10:30pm.

What is Fuji Ya - Minneapolis's address?

Fuji Ya - Minneapolis is located at 600 W Lake Street, Minneapolis, MN 55408.

What is Fuji Ya - Minneapolis's phone number?

Fuji Ya - Minneapolis's phone number is (612) 871-4055.

What type of food does Fuji Ya - Minneapolis serve?

Fuji Ya - Minneapolis serves Agedashi Tofu Food.

What is the dress code at Fuji Ya - Minneapolis?

The dress code at Fuji Ya - Minneapolis is Casual.

Fuji Ya - Minneapolis

Name: Fuji Ya - Minneapolis
Address: 600 W Lake Street, Minneapolis, MN, 55408, US
Telephone: (612) 871-4055
Rating: 4

600 W Lake Street MinneapolisMN55408

(612) 871-4055

fujiyasushi.com

Closed

Sunday: 5:00pm-10:00pm
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 5:00pm-10:00pm
Wednesday: 5:00pm-10:00pm
Thursday: 5:00pm-10:00pm
Friday: 5:00pm-10:30pm
Saturday: 5:00pm-10:30pm

Payment Methods: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover

Average Rating: 4
Total Reviews: (111)

Recommended 0

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by menuism on April 25, 2016 from menuism

Tips

Save Time: This location takes online reservations.

by ezlocal on December 01, 2013 from ezlocal

Save Money: Reduced-price appetizers, sushi and drinks are offered during happy hour, Tuesday to Thursday from 5pm to 7pm and 10pm to 12am and Sunday from 8pm to 10pm in the bar.

by ezlocal on December 01, 2013 from ezlocal

Editorial Reviews

"Inventive", "artistically plated" Japanese dishes, including "high-quality" sushi, help keep this "hip" eatery "popular", especially during happy hour when the specials "can't be beat"; service is "knowledgeable" (if occasionally "slow"), and though what's "reasonable" to some, seems "overpriced" to others, most agree it's a "solid" choice overall.

by zagat on July 23, 2013 from zagat

Fuji-Ya Restaurant Review:

Hardly anyone knows that Fuji-Ya was the first Japanese restaurant in the Twin Cities way back in 1959. Maybe that’s in part because of its many location changes or the evolution of its Japanese cuisine. Regardless, the current Fuji-Ya in the Lyn-Lake area is a funky and cool sushi joint, and it’s known to most people as simply the best place to throw down saké and raw fish. The slick and...

by gayot on November 03, 2011 from gayot

The Twin Cities' original Japanese restaurant offers noodles and sushi, as well as bento boxes and specialty dishes.:

In Short
This serenely simple restaurant features brick and pale-yellow walls, paper lanterns, bamboo-and-wood trim, Japanese prints and bonsai plants. As soon as you sit down, the server...

by by Contributor at Citysearch on June 07, 2006 from Citysearch

Information from the business

The Twin Cities' original Japanese restaurant offers noodles and sushi, as well as bento boxes and specialty dishes.

by Citysearch on May 07, 2016 from Citysearch

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