Fuji Sushi Hibachi - Idaho Falls

This Hibachi grill is pretty typical, nothing special or remarkable. I will mention that they overcooked the lobster to the point where it was as tough as pencil erasers, so I wouldn't recommend ordering it.

We had not visited this restaurant in years and the atmosphere has remained the same. This was our first experience with hibachi dining, which we shared with two other couples already seated at the grill. Our server, who attended to all six of us, appeared robotic in her manner and was dressed in black attire. She lacked empathy and seemed more like an undertaker. The appetizer was satisfactory, but our cocktails were either delayed or not served at all, with the server showing little concern. The house salad, which came with the meal, seemed to be pre-packaged and drenched in dressing without giving us any option. After a half-hour wait, the show began and was enjoyable, as was the food. However, when the server mentioned that she splits her tip with the showman, it made me feel like he was being shortchanged in their agreement. Overall, our dining experience was pleasant but had noticeable flaws.

This sushi/sashimi restaurant in Ammon/Idaho Falls is still our favorite go-to spot. The standout for us is the freshness of their fish and the generous portions they offer. We visited again today and, as always, it was a delightful experience.

Such a fun place to have a relaxing lunch. I had the Chirashi sushi with some water. It was marvelous as always when I dine here. The fish is fresh, the rice has that special something because it's sushi rice. The veggies so beautifully cut. I am allergic to shrimp so they substituted mango and it went perfectly with my meal. I think this is my preferred place to have sushi in Idaho Falls. I've never been disappointed.

Very good service and food ! Liked the variety and choices . Server was very nice and helpful when asking which one is best