I agree with a previous reviewer that the food there was much better prepared with the first owner. It’s still a great place to have lunch or dinner and one of the places in Palau to offer omakase for dinner by reserving ahead of time. Their shumai and gyoza are a downer now for me, but their sautéed kangkum (swamp spinach or Ong Choy) is delectable. They almost always have fresh sashimi and they have some of the better tempura and noodle dishes on-island. It’s on the main road, but also has share parking with other businesses so it can be a bit of a hassle.

This was the BEST restaurant in Palau years ago when run by a master Japanese chef and his Filipina wife. The Palauan owner took it over and the food suffered. There is no comparison to what it was. It is a tired place I can't recomment.

My coworkers and I rolled in for lunch as we met Governor Ebai there for lunch. Just another below average Japanese style restaurant who can use a lot of improvement on the dishes. Service was ok. I liked the turtle display though.

Had a great night at Fuji, the food was great and the drinks cold all night long.
The place is clean and the wood decoration gives it a Japanese atmosphere.

pleasant, sometimes busy. go early at lunchtime. Lots of food for the price. Service can be a little slow when lots of customers.