Fuji Sushi & Hibachi Grill is the place where someone at the table always ends up flinching when the chef fires up the volcano onion. That's not a complaint — that's the point.
Fuji operates as a Japanese restaurant on West 41st Street doing double duty: teppanyaki hibachi with tableside cooking that turns dinner into a show, and a sushi bar turning out rolls, nigiri, and the kind of fried rice that gets ordered as an afterthought and eaten first. They serve groups, date nights, and anyone who needs a meal with some actual energy behind it. Ramen, seafood, and vegetarian options round things out beyond the obvious.
Sioux Falls has plenty of sit-down spots. Fuji gets picked when someone wants the food to come with a moment — spatulas clanging, flames rising, the chef doing something impressive with an egg. It's interactive dining that doesn't feel forced, backed by a sushi program serious enough to stand on its own if the hibachi side weren't already pulling the room.