I've never been to such a large asian buffet before! I truly enjoyed it here and can't wait to come back next time I'm in town. There was a salad bar, a fruit bar, dessert bar, icecream bar, asian bar, american bar, habachi bar, and sushi bar. The staff were also very friendly and welcoming.

Let me start by saying that you get what you pay for. At $15/person for dinner, there's really not much that you should expect! With that being said, I think that my experience was pretty pleasant since I had my expectations set correctly before coming here. In my opinion, the food here is quite delicious and it was served hot and fresh, with refills being swapped in timely throughout the night when the dish was getting low. I personally really enjoyed this buffet and would come back if I ever want a really cheap meal! The reason Fuji can afford to be such a cheap buffet Is due to their smaller variety of food. It had about 4 main stations, but you'll find mostly different variations of chicken dishes. They do have some beef (e.g. beef and broccoli) dishes, but a very small selection since beef is more expensive. Regardless of their limited variety, each dish was well prepared and nothing was hard to eat. The fresh noodle stir-fry/noodle soup bar was great. I tried the noodle soup and it was nice and hit and fresh. Amazing to have this option. The most "expensive" dish that most people tend to choose to fill up on to get their value is their crispy peppered shrimp. This dish is actually really well done. It's perfectly crisp and seasoned amazingly. Since this was obviously a very popular choice, it was almost always fresh out of the kitchen and refilled very often. Along with the shrimp, there were other seafood choices along the same station, such as mussels and even small crawfish! The sushi was surprisingly ok. I only had about 4 different pieces of sushi, but it was fine. It's cheap sushi at its best, so there isn't really much more to say about it.