“ The sushi in this restaurant is very delicious and authentic. The sashimi is also very fresh and inexpensive. ”

“ As ever, I can say nothing but great things for this stalwart on the Leeds foodie scene. As Mario says, it's a delight for the body, and the taste buds, with everything being cooked fresh and everything being full of flavour. It's perfect for a swift stop off, should you be in need of a plate full of goodness for under a tenner, but great if a group want to go for something joyous on an evening out. Don't be fooled by the low-key diner styled layout, nor the simple menu, since everything I've had here has been of top notch standard. I'm a creature of habit, and in some cases wish I could be more adventurous, but it now is (and likely always will be) that I can order nothing but the Yaki Udon as it is exquisite. Green tea still comes free of charge with your meal, and the service has always been swift, courteous, and efficient. It feels as though you've stumbled upon a true hidden gem when dining here, since it's off the main track of restaurants, especially being nestled in next to a fast food place and the quieter side of the Merrion centre. Nonetheless, this place still stands strong, and I know that I'll be back for more anytime soon. The plates are often so generous I cannot finish them, and on a week of rain and cold like this, I can think of no better place for respite and warmth. Get thee to Fuji Hiro! ”

“ The gyoza at Fuji Hiro are spectacular. I do feel as though I ought to start with a more general observation than that, but it's the first thing I think of when it comes to Fuji Hiro. Dear god, the gyoza. Just talking about them makes me want to go back now. As for the rest of the menu, you will not be disappointed with any of your options. If you want noodles, and you're in Leeds, forget about that other big international noodle chain you might have heard of - come here. And, for the love of god, order gyoza. Downsides? It's casual, and the interior isn't exactly classy. It's a little bit out of the way. It's also quite small, so it can be difficult to get a table at busy times. But really? I don't care. It's great. ”

“ The restaurant is unassuming and from the front resembles a cafe. Inside, the decor is plain but clean. The staff are efficient and friendly, seating me immediately in an empty restaurant at 5:30. The menu choices are not extensive, featuring mostly starters, gyoza (sp?) and ramen dishes. The variety comes in the various combinations that can be had. Vegetarian dishes are clearly marked too, very handy! A quick chat with the waitress and I plumped for the set menu of £14.95 which netted me a starter, main and bottle of beer,yum. Food arrived in different orders, you can specify starter first or all together. The starter, chicken gyoza was piping hot and delicious with a soy sauce dip. The ramen dish was savoury and festooned with strips of beef and slivers of chilli. The main dish was mahoosive! Not daring to tackle the dishes with chopsticks, I opted for a fork & spoon. Stuffed to the gills, and with a shirt front full juicy broth from careless noodling, I paid quickly and efficiently by card. I'll be back. ”

“ While a bit pricy for just noodles, Fuji Hiro serves good quality Japanese food. It's made fresh and their portions are generous, definitely enough for a hungry student, such as myself. As a frequent eater and lover of Japanese cuisine, I approve of Fuji Hiro. Would definitely eat here again. ”

“ Japanese food as a post shopping food choice has never been my first port of thinking. Fuji Hiro hasn't been on my radar at all over the past few years, and suggestions to eat here elicited all my skeptical and let's go somewhere else reactions. I wasn't even sure where it was, and when I realised we were heading towards the Merrion Centre I was less inclined to jump aboard the Japanese food train. If looks were everything this place wouldn't be too busy. It looks kinda dingy from the outside, and whilst the inside has a certain charm about it, it's not the Ritz but doesn't profess itself to be so. Think of it as a Japanese eatery version of the local cafe. I was looking over the menu, contemplating what to order, and being particularly hungry, did my unusual thing of looking at starters. My friend just shook her all knowing head at me and pointed straight to the mains. Huh? Well what was cloudy became clear within about ten minutes, as my hearty noodle dish came, steaming and smelling divine, and flippin huge. Seriously, I was pleasantly surprised at this. Considering how quick our orders came, I was more than pleased to take in the taste and how fresh everything was. It didnt have that 'been stewing all day in a pot waiting to be warmed up and served' taste, nor did it have quick food microwaved crunchy in some places and soggy in parts texture either. Being a dork with coordination, but feeling self conscious at the people opting for the chop sticks, I was relieved when a fork was provided for me. There's a good hustle bustle vibe about Fuji Hiro's and whilst the staff are not rude, far from it, there's an efficient business like approach to providing awesome food to their hungry clients, even the ones who are yet to walk through the door. Easy on the budget, good in the belly. ”

“ This is brilliant, run by a Japanese couple this restaurant has been open for years, through the ever-changing spaces around it Fuji Hiro has continued to offer simple and cheap food, that is also good quality and hefty portions. They also cater for vegetarians to a good level. The restaurant is no-frills and clean if you are here for any length of time definitely go and relish smacking you lips with noodle soup. ”