Fujiyama Ramen & Gyudon (Japanese)

Found this place on google when I traveled down here, fantastic food and cozy environment as a ramen restaurant. Tried out their signature dish Gyu Don and I never stop coming for this one ever since, it’s definitely my favourite! Highly recommend it people!

I went on second day of their soft opening. The service was quick, the staff was polite and friendly. The entire order came out about 7 minutes after ordering. The soup was flavorful. The noodles were fresh. The gyozas tasted good. The portion size might be a bit small for North Americans. Otherwise had a good time here. Not much to complain about.

Let's start with the positives. The restaurant is bright and clean, nice ambiance and decor. Servers and staff try hard and are polite and courteous. I really wanted to like this place, but they're food fell completely flat.Wife and I ordered 2 bowls of ramen, the tonkotsu miso and the black garlic. I got thick noodles and she the thin noodles. The noodles were mixed up when they came out, but hey, no big deal. The disappointment came when we finally dug in. The broths barely were distinguishable, both salty, thin with just the barest hints of pork flavour that should be heavy in a tonkotsu. The miso was thin, and general soup was extremely weak and extremely salty. The meats was not bad, the menma, was overly thick, mostly tasteless, and cold, egg was cooked well, but tasteless. And the noodles weren't ramen noodles, and they were overcooked.But mostly the biggest disappointment that I keep coming back to was the broth. Just incredibly salty, thin, mostly flavorless beyond salt. There was nothing that I ate that I would want to revisit, and nothing in that bowl of ramen that would make me want to order it again. What we ate was not ramen. And I would not go back.On top of everything else it was extremely expensive, even as ramen in Toronto goes.

First time here and it was a clean and modern looking space. Service was quick and friendly. The black garlic soup base was average. Though the spicy soup base was bland or watered down.

I'm a Ramen Superfan. I eat Ramen whenever I can. This place is underrated.This was my first time at this restaurant and I tried the Black sesame Ramen with Pork. The meat was tasty, it came by quickly. Cost was $13. Which is competitive with other ramen places.With a bit of the chili powder that they have on a side, the flavor increased and I loved it. I'm always looking for Asian food that serves non-spicy dishes since I often go out with my daughter and she doesn't eat spicy food. This chili powder just adds flavor, its not hot which is perfect for my taste.The place is clean and there's a good vibe.A couple of suggestions, add a couple of more pieces of meat, one more sheet of the seaweed :) and play some music; because if you're eating alone like I was today, it's kind of awkward to sit in full silence if everybody else is quiet! LolI'll come back with my husband so he can try the spicy dishes and give me his feedback.If you're in the area and enjoy Japanese Ramen, stop by.

I have the seafood ramen. The soup base is nice and fresh you can taste the original seafood flavour. Chicken karage is crispy outside and juicy insde. My husband had the original pork ramen the noodle is good that reminded me of the time I visited in Japan.

I went on their soft opening so I appreciate that there may have been quite a few hiccups yet to be ironed out. Suffice it to say that I did not enjoy the experience at all. The service was slow and they did not have any rice dishes available despite being their specialty. I tried the ramen but the noodles were stringy and tough with a flavorless soup. The appetizers we ordered were quite expensive but tasted as if they came from the grocery store (6$ edamame). My friend ordered their lobster ramen which did not come even after we all finished our own food so my friend canceled his order. While there were a lot of service issues which I normally don't mind, with the sub par food I was not impressed and had an overall awful experience. I do not recommend this restaurant and would not go again.

Came here because the place right beside was closed. I was also attracted by the 20% off soft opening.The service was slow. The server pouring water and was practically leaning on me. The food service was slow.The noodle was good and hard. Black garlic soup wasn't salty but lacked a bit of flavour. I wasn't entirely full but that's expected as I always had two bowls in Japan. Not my favourite ramen as I've traveled to Japan exquisitely for ramen.

The food quality doesn't match the price they set at all. The soup was like some homemade chicken broth. It was so light I couldnt taste anything. The owner was nice to give me a tempura shrimp on the house, but it was raw inside. Not recommended.

The worst Ramen I've ever had. The soup taste like instant noodles soup base, actually is worse than that.And the promotion is misleading. buy one get one free is supposed to be when you buy something you get one more for free instead of buying a bowl of Ramen and getting some appetiser for free. It doesn't make sense at all. You' d better make it more specific so that customers would not be cheated.