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Fuji Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar serves up delicious hibachi and sushi making it a favorite Asian cuisine restaurant on the Outer Banks.

The large, steel grill hibachi tables make for an entertaining communal dining experience. Watch and smell your food being prepared by talented chefs who will wow you with unique chopping talents and flaming tricks. Expect highly skilled maneuvers with razor-sharp knives, the striking sounds of salt and pepper shakers clanking together and flying shrimp you can attempt to catch in your mouth. It’s all about good food and fun, great for a family meal or an outing with a group of friends.

Hibachi dinner selections are served with soup, salad, hibachi vegetables, and fried rice and include chicken, New York strip, shrimp, scallop, filet mignon, vegetable or teriyaki chicken options, as well as various combinations.

Sushi and sashimi options are plentiful, such as the KDH Roll (white fish, crab stick, avocado and cream cheese lightly fried with sauce), Honolulu Roll (tuna, cheese and green onion lightly fried with sauce) and the Dragon Roll (tuna, crabstick & cucumber rolled with eel, avacado & topped with eel sauce).

The sushi chefs have apprenticed and trained for many years in both Korea and Japan and have several years of experience.

Fuji Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar offer weekly lunch and dinner specials in addiiton to regular sushi and hibachi lunch specials.

The menu is available for take-out as well as dine-in. 

HOURS

Open Year Round

Lunch: Tuesday - Sunday
11:30am - 3:00pm

Dinner: Monday - Sunday
5:00pm - 10:00pm

Off Season - Closed Mondays

Last hibachi seating is 25 minutes before closing.

Fuji Steakhouse & Sushi Bar
1201 S. Croatan Hwy
Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948
252-449-0628

Kill Devil Hills
252-449-0628
Hours
  • Monday11:30AM-10:00pm
  • Tuesday11:30AM-10:00pm
  • Wednesday11:30AM-10:00pm
  • Thursday11:30AM-10:00pm
  • Friday11:30AM-11:00pm
  • Saturday11:30AM-11:00pm
  • Sunday11:30AM-10:00pm
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