Fuji Sushi House

Fuji House in Biloxi, Mississippi, is an absolute gem! I had the pork tonkatsu, my wife got the udon noodles, and we shared some sushi. Everything was incredible—from the first bite to the last sip of soup. The flavors were so rich and vibrant, and every dish was perfectly prepared. The ambience is warm and welcoming, creating a relaxing atmosphere for dining. The customer service was top-notch—friendly, attentive, and genuinely caring about making our experience enjoyable. The parking was manageable, especially since we came around lunchtime when it wasn’t too crowded. We had a great, peaceful meal without feeling rushed. This place is definitely worth the money, and I’ll be coming back for sure. I highly recommend Fuji House to anyone looking for fantastic Japanese food. It’s a place I’ll be telling my friends and family about, and I’m already looking forward to my next visit!

Great food and service. Bayou Roll was perfect and the Tuna & Avocado appetizer was a little messy but good :) 👍

Food was delicious and service was good. I didn’t like the fried cheesecake but the rest was amazing!

Fuji Sushi House was pretty good! The service was quick and friendly. The food was pretty tasty too. We went just for the sushi, but were surprised to see that Fuji offers Hibachi and Pho too. We’ll be back soon to try their other options. I was impressed with their sushi selection and the quality! The prices were decent for what you get!

Proof that 4.5 Star yelp reviews in some cities are very very different than others, this is not 4 or 5 star sushi. It is 2 star sushi and I rate the place 3 stars because the staff was great and ambience not too bad. I’ve had some fantastic sushi/sashimi in my life and this entire food experience was disappointing. I tried - I really did. Tried more than one bite. But really had some issues…. The eel roll (I felt compelled to order at least 1 roll) - well where is the eel? They deliver the flavor through a thick, I nuanced sauce - not through actual eel. I ordered the 24 piece sashimi sampler and this is where the wheels went off - first, the weird salad.. ginger and mayo? That’s what it tasted like. Looked worse. Horrible. The soup? Tepid tap water with some tofu tossed in? Couldn’t stomach it. Then, the sashimi… The sashimi platter looked good when it was dropped off, but the quality of fish was a disaster across the board. Salmon tasted tired and cheap and was covered with cabbage - why cabbage? Salmon should stand up by itself so confused. The tunas were all bad - some had no real taste like low quality cuts frozen for way too long. Others, the main star in the back, were covered with some weird spice chutney to cover up the taste - always a bad sign. Quality sushi shouldn’t be masked. It should have a good texture and taste on it’s own. I could not finish my meal at all and I’ve eaten crazy amounts in one sitting in the past. If you are a casual fan of sushi (and I realize most people don’t know the difference), then ignore me and go have fun. If you are serious about it, do NOT go here. 4.5 star ratings lure us in - I was duped. But trust me, this is not high end sushi at all across the board. Avoid.