Fuji Japanese Restaurant @ Bangkok, Thailand
August 24, 2009 | 4,558 viewsSpacious, modern and pleasant decor – Sip on your hot cup of ocha, and ends your meal with some fresh-cut fruits.
Since I started a post on Japanese food in Ipoh, might as well continue the saga. And this time around, I’d like bring to your attention, Bangkok’s (or Thailand’s) equivalent to our very own Sushi King, a Japanese restaurant (without the kaiten belt) serving reasonably-priced, yet delicious Japanese cuisine.

Tonkatsu Set (120baht/RM12) – Deep fried cutlets of pork
The caffeine we all needed in the form of Japanese milk coffee, mixed tempura (so-so), mixed salad which came with most sets, and the set I forgot the name. It was chicken cutlets in sauce, served underneath the egg omelette.
Another winner in a pork dish, grilled with sesame seed, chopped scallions, and vegetables on the side


Ohhh!!!! The okonomiyaki definitely was the best dish of the day!!!!!!!
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yooo…miss them soooo much la.. =P
yea, agree.. the Japanese pancake is the BEST!! 🙂
wei.. Akamomiji serves Japanese pancake too… Tat day we ordered seafood if not mistaken.. Taste not bad, can have a try.. 🙂
so, when's the nxt visit there?? ur treat?? muahahaha…
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those are quite a bundle of great Japanese food-i always have a soft spot for them.
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Did you try any of the Sukishi restaurants in Bkk? Their prices are quite reasonable too.. and the food is good.
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wow..these look more delicious than our local ones.. oh dear..now i m feeling hungry.. 10.40pm..
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The Special Bento Set with Sashimi has all the wonderful colors and looks simply delicious.
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there's one in central world.
my fren told me they are quite good and popular in bangkok….
nice one!
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looks really good, well recommended!
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MUSSELS were really affordable!!! overall food look good ya!
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They're available in Phuket too! I went there once and loved it! Really good quality food at reasonable prices. If only there's a branch here in Malaysia…
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tempting tempting! i wan jap food!!!
besides, the interior is great
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oh doesn't matter on the lack of details of the dishes. the pictures itself looks good enough!!!
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pergi thailand makan japanese???
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Wa..you sure know how to tempt me with those delicious sashimi and soba. I love Japanese food ! :p thanks for sharing all these mouth watering pics 🙂
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OMG!! One whole runny egg on okonomiyaki!! Somebody emulate this in KL NOW!!!
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mboy : yeah , agreed. though on the 2nd day, it somehow lost its novelty touch.
ACK? KCA? : yes ah? when bringing me over to Akamomiji leh? I'm still waiting til neck like giraffe liao.
foodbin : me too. nothing beats a glutton of a Japanese meal!
Izad : Sukishi? nolah, sadly. where are they? in shopping complexes as well?
reana : true, dont compare to the usual Sushi King/Genki Sushi/Sakae Sushi. they're miles apart in terms of quality.
ck lam : befitting of the title special bento set.
Wilson Ng : yeah, we ate at Central World on the 2nd day.
BBO : thanks. I cant help but recommending Japanese food lately.
Simplegirl : yes indeed. almost all of the items in the menu looked good, and cheap in comparison to their counterparts in Msia.
iamthewitch : yeahloh! that's what we kept on saying. IF only there's a branch here. sure give the usual Japanese fast food restaurants a run for their money.
ai wei : true. it was very modern, clean and spacious, with lots of mirrors to boost that airy effect.
duckie : 🙂 yeah, my bad, for being amnesiac on both visits. probably too hungry to snap the menu.
thule : haha, sounds funny right? actually, it aint. atfer the umpteenth Thai meal, you'll feel like a break.
Elin : you're welcomed Elin. guess this gives u a good idea on what to prepare for your piggies next? 🙂
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I remember Fuji very well from my days in Pattaya … Ah those were the days 🙂
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Are you sure the shasimi bento set is 260B? cos I had exactly the same set in Phuket, 190B w/o chawan mushi and 220B with chawan mushi. Or is it more expensive in Bangkok? I hope no offend to you, I am just curious.
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soo sean : aiks? so cheap? i think 240baht without the chawan mushi and 260 baht with.
definitely more than 200baht per set.
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I also went for Jap food during my Bkk trip. They got so many of them which I couldn't resist picking one to test it out!
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yeahlah, cariso. nothing wrong with going Japanese, or Western in Thailand. 🙂
since people come to Malaysia also not only for the Malay food right?
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Kuro Buta Set (black hog @ RM20)?? is cheap! my friend who works in japanese Restaurant mentioned the origin japanese black hog cost is at least 3-4 times higher then the norm.
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Japanese food is very delicious ,very good for health. Thank you for you story blog. By the way, Bangkok is very good location.It's the center for a wide range of tourism: culture, boat travel, shopping, food,entertainment by day & by night. Bangkok is an enchanting colorful city that attracts many tourists. Each year many travelers from all over the world head to Bangkok for business and travel, especially in November through April which is the high season in Thailand.
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gill gill : yeah true. and we were glad we ordered the pork, for hardly find good pork in M'sia.
Bangkok Hotels : yes, I like Thailand a lot, actually. esp Bangkok, for the city that never sleeps had us eager for more.
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do you have fuji restaurant in chaing rai thailand?
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Most of the drivers can talk a bit in English and they could tell you a lot around local attractions and facilities. In fact, taxis are so cheap in Pattaya that one rarely bothers almost songthaews and buses.
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very nice and wow to the runny egg…
if you like Fuji which is a great restaurant sometimes, but dont forget there are the larger more swish restaurants that dont have chains. I find these to be more delicious and better menus because they are not the big chain restaurants.
Try the EDOYA on Rama 4
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J2Kfm Reply:
May 12th, 2010 at 2:45 pm
Hi there. Yeah, I don’t doubt that there will be better Japanese restaurants out there, which are better than the chain (fast food) outlets.
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