Fujiyama, a locally-owned and operated family-style Japanese teppanyaki steakhouse and sushi bar, has become an Augusta institution. Continuing a rich Japanese tradition, we use only the finest steak and seafood for grilling and premium quality fresh fish at the sushi bar. Our chefs are skilled cooks and entertainers.
We are open seven days a week, Monday through Thursday for dinner and Friday-Sunday for lunch and dinner. We feature specials every day of the week in our bar and on our menu. We are open for dine-in guests and we are going above and beyond the local requirements to ensure your health and safety. Our hooded Teppanyaki tables and robust exhaust fans continuously improve the air quality with fresh air circulating approximately 30 times per hour.
We are open seven days a week, Monday through Thursday for dinner and Friday-Sunday for lunch and dinner. We feature specials every day of the week in our bar and on our menu. We are open for dine-in guests and we are going above and beyond the local requirements to ensure your health and safety. Our hooded Teppanyaki tables and robust exhaust fans continuously improve the air quality with fresh air circulating approximately 30 times per hour.
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Seafood Warning: If you are allergic to seafood, you should not eat any of the foods prepared in this restaurant. We cannot guarantee that our food will be free from all traces of seafood. USDA Warning: Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or egg may increase your risk of food-borne illness.
Our Cuisine
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Teppanyaki cooking has a 225-year history. What does teppanyaki mean? It means, quite literally, broiled on a steel grill, which is the definition of Japanese teppanyaki-style cooking in its simplest form. Traditionally, meals were cooked on a small hibachi grill at home, but the practice has evolved into a highly refined and beautiful form of expression, characterized by an intricate combination of presentation and knife skills.
Sushi Etiquette
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You can request to be seated at the sushi bar if you are interested in watching your food being prepared or in making conversation with the itamae (sushi man). If you have a party of three or four people and would like to eat at the sushi bar, it will make conversation much easier if you request corner seats at the bar so that all of your guests are facing each other rather than seated in a row.
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We appreciate it when you choose Fujiyama Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar to share a meal with family and friends. We now offer two ways to order online and, of course, you are always welcome to join us for the dazzling shows put on by our chefs or for fresh wholesome sushi dishes in our sushi bar.
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