Fuji Market - Whistler Village

Fuji Market is a no frills, take out place.  They are much better than your average supermarket deli or hot food counter, but also not a sit down restaurant.  Set the right expectations and hopefully you will enjoy some good highly affordable food as we did.  We had some pre made sushi that was quite reasonable for the price at $3.95 for eight piece Salmon Maki and $5.50 for eight pieces of Salmon Avocado Roll.  The sukiyaki beef rice bowl at $8.50 had authentic flavor though it offered little beef.  The chicken teriyaki was actually chicken karaage with teriyaki sauce on top it was tasty, but I expect grilled chicken for teriyaki.  The tempura bento box was a bargain at $12 with miso soup, a california roll and a healthy portion of tempura.  The batter was a bit heavy, but again, good for the price.  Given there is little choice in Whistler for Asian fare, this is a nice simple option if you need a rice bowl or some sushi that isn't overpriced as the rest of Whistler is.  We did not try the ramen.  Unspectacular fare, but one of the better values in Whistler and hit the spot for what we wanted after 5 days here.  Will definitely be back.

Fuji Market Sushi is tucked away behind the Whistler Conference Centre (near the Subway) but is well worth a visit. Inside, you can find Japanese grocery store items as well as pre-made and made-to-order food.

To hear Fuji Market Sushi described, you might think of a small takeout area in a largish supermarket. However, I like to think of it as just the opposite, a smallish grocery area in a restaurant.

Nice and quick Japanese food. Staff friendly and helpful. The fried green matcha cheesecake interesting but would pass on this next time! Prices reasonable and a good selection of Japanese beers if they had put them in the fridge! LOL

Simple place if you just want some sushi, ramen or a handful other food. The décor is cute and very interesting, like they are from movie props. Taste wise, they are reasonable and so are the prices. You will also need to bus the table yourselves.