Mt Fuji Japanese Restaurant - Little Rock, Arkansas

Angélica Soto

Me encantó la mesera fue muy amable el servicio excelente como siempre .

Helen Ryals

Enjoyed a quiet lunch at Mt Fuji today. Started with chef's choice nigiri appetizer which was nice and fresh (the tuna and salmon were especially good today), and the perfect small plate to get us hungry for more. I ordered the katsudon and my partner the miso ramen. The katsudon was good, I do like my egg a little runnier and my pork a little crispier, so I might ask if they could take it up a little early next time, but the pork cutlet was tender and the sauce has that beautiful sweet/savory thing going on that makes you want just keep eating. The miso ramen was standard fair, well executed. The pork was definitely the highlight. The broth, while flavorful, was a bit over seasoned. And speaking of over seasoned - the soy marinated egg, which I'm normally nuts for, was just too salty ?.
And I'm also sad to report the service today was less than stellar. I believe it took us longer to get our check and pay, than it did to eat. An off day perhaps. Overall, food was solid. Will be back to sample more sushi, and stoked to see origami sake on the menu.

Caroline Reddmann

We went to Mt. Fuji tonight for the first time since they reopened and man were we blown away. We ordered the house salad, Pork KatsuDon and a few sushi rolls. The KatsuDon had all the right flavors and the sushi was incredibly fresh.

Our bartender Will was the star of the show. He was so thoughtful and attentive and he brought us a few extra things to try that left us absolutely floored! The only thing that could elevate this place is if they add Kirin Ichiban on tap!

Andrew Shen

I think it was our favorite Japanese-style restaurant in Little Rock. Less expensive than Kemuri but potentially better quality or simply better preparation. Friendly service and it's always fun to sit at thr sushi bar. We tried a few hot and cold items, but the nigiri were probably the best items we had: the eel, tuna, and hamachi. I'm always iffy on rolls because sometimes things are over-fried or have too many sauces and you can't taste the seafood, which kinda happened with the spicy shrimp roll but it still was pretty good. Will definitely go back.

Zhen An

As a Chinese who has a Japanese wife, I will say it’s the best Ramen and Japanese foods in AR and most of states. I can’t believe I drank all the soup of the Shoyo Ramen. Hope they can have more types of Ramen.

Eric Doty

This was the first time at this establishment. Everything was fantastic! The server Sam was amazing. I hope your holidays with the kids and legos are great and whoever prepared our food also rocks! Will be back for sure!

Li Ma

This Mt Fuji is not the one before the tornado hit Little Rock. I’d rather say that it’s a brand new restaurant: different ownership, different decorations, and different styles. We tried some rolls and appetizers that were not serviced by the old Mt Fuji, they were awesome! But, the ramen was not that good. The ramen soup was good, just a little bit too greasy for us; the ramen itself was not chewy. Anyway, we looking forward to trying all their food in the future. P.S. I miss the grocery store in the old Mt Fuji as well.

ᑕᗩ RRI

Best Japanese restaurant!!!
I went to this restaurant for the first time because I love Japanese food. The location is very easy to find. This building has a very nice appearance. The design and atmosphere inside this restaurant was very nice.
The staff and chefs are very friendly. I ordered the chirashi, and the sashimi was the freshest and the quality of sashimi I have ever had in Japan! I ordered the beef fried rice for an appetizer and it was absolutely delicious with lots of beef, garlic and scallions! I will definitely come back here again and highly recommend it to anyone who likes Japanese food!