Fuji Corner draws mixed reactions, with some enjoying flavorful hotpot and ramen, inviting aromas, and a warm, attentive staff guided by a chef who describes offerings well, while others note inconsistency and price concerns. The hotpot is praised for a soothing broth and goji berries, yet the dining room can feel unheated and a seafood allergy concern arose when a dish contained octopus despite assurances that frying options were safe. Dishes vary in quality, with chicken sometimes overcooked and dry and Angus beef reportedly flavorless and previously frozen, while pork balls are delicious and the Hong Kong style clay pot receives praise. The atmosphere is relaxed during slower hours, and service is quick, with many reviewers recommending Fuji Corner to fans of authentic Chinese cuisine, though a few visits feel overpriced or underwhelming overall.
Restaurant japonais délicieux & très bien situé. La cuisine est très bonne & le service est chaleureux. Je recommande vivement ce restaurant avec une superbe vue sur le quartier chinois de Montréal !!
Belle découverte ce soir. Tout d'abord, l'endroit est propre, lumineux, avec une belle vue (le resto est au 2ème étage). La climatisation était bien réglée, frais sans être glacial. Ensuite, le service est agréable, le serveur nous a conseillé sur la taille des ramens par rapport aux enfants. Les dumplings végétariens étaient très bons. Pour ma part, j'ai pris un ramen au porc BBQ qui était très bon. J'aurais aimé l'oeuf légèrement moins cuit & le bouillon un peu plus épais, mais ce sont des détails. La portion de viande était plutôt généreuse, & le tout savoureux. Une valeur sûre du quartie
It's a nice place, but the food is pretty meh. I had the bbq pork ramen. The pork was kinda chewy, the broth was pretty bland, & taste of the corn was noticeable in the broth sometimes. The egg was not very seasoned & was a bit cold still when it was served. The noodles were very nice though. Not bad by any means, just nothing special. definitely a fine option if you're in the area, but probably not worth going out of your way for in my opinion
We found this great place while walking around in Chinatown on Saturday. It is worth the walk up to the second floor. We each had a different protein in our Ramen & all were really good. We recommend this place.
Not as Japanese as expected, but still good. The staff is great & the food is alright. The rice burger tasted good & full of sauce, but that makes it too wet to hold in the hands. The chicken curry was also good, but boiled chicken skin left a bad taste.
May 22, 2024
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The restaurant is situated on a second floor with a nice view of the street down below. With the big windows, the restaurant is lit by natural light during the day. The décor is very relaxing. I ordered the BBQ pork noodle soup & prawn avocado salad. They both tasted great. The noodle soup is lightly flavoured so I didn't feel too guilty drinking all the soup. One minus is that the portion of the noodles is equivalent to small & there's no other sizing options so it may be insufficient for big eaters. Ordering two dishes was the right call for me.
Friendly & fast service, but no one in our group cared particularly for our dishes. The menu is also trying to deliver a bit of everything making it unfocused. Go for a Japanese restaurant instead for ramen, & a Chinese restaurant if you want Chinese food, down the street if you want dumplings.
First off, service quality & atmosphere are top notch. Second however; I had the beef ramen & I could tell that some of the ingredients were not particularly the freshest, especially the noodles (which if you're trying to market yourself as authentic you should have) although I may be completely wrong. The beef & toppings were great, would like the eggs to be a little less cooked to get that jammy texture. The broth was average, its definitely above what you'd get just all packaged, but not much more. To be quite honest I feel like the ramen should be 1-2 dollars cheaper. Come for a cute atmosphere & a comfy meal, but don't expect anything spectacular.
May 15, 2024
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Wow la découverte ! Une très belle place avec un service impeccable. Pour ma part j'ai pris un ramen poulet avec plusieurs entrées a partager. Le bouillon étais excellent & les entrées de même ! Le service au table est impeccable, respectueux, rapide pour l'eau & même pour le service. Un petit thé digestifs à la fin en surprise offert par la maison. Je recommande à tout amateurs de style
Ils sont courtois, aimable, chaleureux en plus de faire un des meilleurs ramen en ville :D les dumpling sont excellent:) je dirais peut-être même plus que mon Ramen 😀 Merci de nous avoir reçu :) j'ai fait beaucoup de route & j'ai découvert une pépite de Montréal :)
Incroyable restaurant qui est ouvert depuis peu. Service impeccable! Manque de choix un petit peu au niveau des ramens mais le bouillon Tonkutsu est le meilleur en ville. Je recommande à toutes personne qui aime la cuisine japonaise! Le service est seulement en Anglais par contre mais il sont d'une courtoisie hors pair! Bravo 👏
