「SUSHI-FUMI」.Japanese famous sushi restaurant in Fukushima,Osaka-city
SUSHI-FUMI is in Osaka's foodie area in Fukushima Ward.
Our motto is to have customers dine here repeatedly without ever getting tired of our food.
To this end, we strive to preserve our basic ways passed on for generations.
We would be happy if you enjoy our genuine Edomae-zushi!
Tamago-yaki (grilled egg) with a vivid color is grilled with no burns.
SUSHI-FUMI's tamago-yaki can be perfect only with the right amount of heat, the right distribution of heat, kitchen utensils, and other essential things.
These days, everyone wants it quickly, so most sushi is made quickly.
However, SUSHI-FUMI makes sushi the traditional way.
Enjoy how the sushi fills your mouth with a delicious taste.
To enjoy traditional Edomae-zushi, first try the flavored maguro tuna.
Sweet and aromatic maguro with sushi rice give it a penetrating taste.
Thinly sliced yellowtail with a strong umami flavor will melt in your mouth.
The aftertaste is great too.
The prawn wrapped on the rice is colorful to whet your appetite.
When you put it in your mouth, enjoy the prawn's true, delicious flavor.
After having some sushi, please try the tamago-yaki (grilled egg).
It looks and tastes delicious. You can sense the sushi chef's great care and sushi quality.
Many customers come here just for the tamago-yaki.
Based on your budget, we can make a sushi course for you.
Just let us know what you want.
With the changing of the seasons, famous sake in season also changes.
Another reason to dine at SUSHI-FUMI is trying sake available only on that day or season.
We have sake from all over Japan. We can recommend one that suits your taste.
Just let us know.
There are eight seats at the counter and seating at one table.
The counter is popular because you can watch the sushi chef make the sushi.
The table is where you can enjoy dining with a few people.
There is one private room for a small group dining together.
Relax and enjoy SUSHI-FUMI's Edomae-zushi.
Drink fine sake while watching the sushi chef doing his skillful work. This is how the Japanese enjoy it.
If you want to see Japanese traditional culture, sit at the counter.
