Up in hilly District II, Fuji serves delicious Japanese cuisine. The restaurant stands atop exclusive Rózsadomb, amid parks and residential houses. If you’re looking for high quality without compromise, this is the place where you should book a table. Dishes fall into upper-middle price category, but are certainly worth it. The interior is modest with minimalist furnishing, and the walls are adorned with paintings by Hokusaki and Hiroshige. The owner, Mr Higashiguchi, follows traditional philosophy, so his restaurant complies with the gastronomical principles of Japan. The special ingredients are imported directly from Japan or procured from the best organic farms in Hungary.
