My family and I had lunch at Fujiyama Restaurant to celebrate my brother's turning into a leprechaun naturalisation. Fujiyama Restaurant is a Japanese restaurant that is located in Upper O'Connell Street in the heart of Dublin's City Centre.
Today was our first time in Fujiyama since my mom wanted to try a different Japanese restaurant and my friend told me that their food is quite good. She also mentioned that the sitting arrangement was cafeteria style like Wagamama's so it made me frown a little. But boy it was nothing like I imagined. The place is very nice with a classy yet comfortable atmosphere.
I had to cover the other customer's faces to respect their privacy :) |
When we arrived there, the kind waiter guided us to our seats and gave us the menus. We were served lemon and cucumber water! I was surprised since most restaurants only have ice and only a few have lemon in them. My sisters and I are very fond of this water since it's part of our "becoming healthy" lifestyle. Unfortunately mom was not liking it and I have a friend that hates cucumber to death.
If you are curious of their menu, you can check it out here. (Can I say how great their website is and how easy it is to navigate their menus?! They even have an option if you want to just view or download it! Aww)
So here are the food that we got *drum roll*
The small sushi platter (€7.90) |
Salmon and asparagus tempura |
This nudo norimaki is very good! The asparagus was very crisp. Loved it! I hate overcooked and soggy vegetables so yay for this one!
Beef Shogayaki Don (This is what I ordered and it came with a miso soup, salad and fruit platter) |
Chicken Kastu Curry Don |
Gyuniku Yaki Soba |
Okay... It's sad for me to say this but I cannot stand the smell of this soba! It looks delicious and all and my sister enjoyed what she ordered but it had bamboo shoots in it and I simply cannot stand the scent of it. Luckily, I did not order this so no damage done!
Fujiyama Cha Han (the sushi was not part of the cha han. My brother was too hungry and already placed that there haha) |
Smoked Salmon and cream cheese |
I was slightly disappointed with this one. I didn't taste the smokiness of the salmon and there was a bit too much of the cream cheese that it overpowered the salmon. But overall, it was not that bad.
The staff were very friendly and accommodating. The waiter (or the manager I think) even said thank you in our language. There was quite a delay when we ordered the norimaki the second time but the staff was quite busy with people coming in the restaurant. So that's very understandable.
All in all, we quite enjoyed our lunch.
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