Fugetsu - San Jose

Ngân Sâu a month ago

Variety choices of Japanese quick bite. The price is a bit pricey, rice ball (onigiri) next door (from Clover) is better from my opinion. Gimbap looks good, the taste is also good. I may come back later after work to stock up other options to try. One thing I was a bit uncomfortable that they asked tip at the end of the payment. I mean, it is just convenience store to me rather than a restaurant. I had to skip that part.

Jellyfish 2 months ago

I purchased a bento box and a nigiri cup which I missed the name of. The raw fish was great but the teriyaki salmon and white fish were tougher, dryer, and more cooked than I would expect (the chopsticks cannot poke through the fish without a lot of force, for reference). They did a good job otherwise so I personally would just not order grilled meat from there again. The rice under the nigiri was perfectly sticky and soft (but not mushy) in texture and full of tangy/salty flavor which was great. The bento rice was a bit plainer. I liked how many menu items included some tobiko/masago as a garnish. The tempura texture was more on the doughy and shredded side than fluffy like beer batter. This impacted the flavor of the shrimp but not in an unpleasant way. I would eat here again but I hope they have more nigiri options next time as I understand they typically do.

lucas loepke 3 months ago

Neat shop with decent selection. My bowl was slightly expensive for what it was, but yummy nonetheless. Would love to see a larger snack and drink selection

Paria Adelkhani 4 months ago

Delicious food and great atmosphere! They had soooo many options, from bentos to onigiris and kimbap. Also had a cute little store with Chiikawa, Sonny angel’s, anime merch, Japanese snacks, etc. The almond milk mango dessert was amazing, and the Takoyaki was delicious. Food was a bit cold, but that’s to be expected since it sits on the shelf for a long time. The staff were super kind too, and the place was very clean. The only downside was the pricing, which we thought was a bit too high 🥲 Otherwise, we’ll be returning!

Jeanne H. P. 8 months ago

I’ve been meaning to check this place out so on Tuesday 1/13 around 6:20 pm I saw their 25% off promotion poster outside. The discount was for hot food, onigiri, kimbap, sushi bar, rice bowls, basically everything excepts drinks and dessert. I believe it starts at 6 pm but they still had a lot of food, except few items in the sushi cooler. There were some customers but no crazy wait/line. I got a vegan soy meat onigiri for $3.75(originally $5), it was yummy and filling due to its size. It had a pronounced savory and sesame oil flavor. I got an Oden Kimbap for $7.88(originally $10.50), which was also hefty in size but this item is made for them by some Korean business. The kimbap flavor was ok, rice was kinda too mushy imo, flavor was sweet and crunchy from the pickles. Honestly the frozen kimbaps are just as good! I suggest anyone who’s in the area to stop by for dinner! I’m looking forward to trying out the eel bowls next time :) P.S. they sell some new labubus but idk if they are real or fake fyi