After reading several reviews here we decided to for Fujiwara - and it was a great evening. The restaurant is indeed quite small - but cosy in that somewhat funny Japanese way. The staff and chef are all Japanese which only adds to the authenticity. All of our food was great - not the best sushi ever - but really... More

If you are in Frankfurt for business or pleasure and feel like taking a break from the sausages, potatoes and beer, consider a bite of Japan. This little gem, tucked in a quite corner of the Sachsenhausen neighborhood (across the river from the city center), gets crowded easily but it is worth the wait. Better yet, do it like the... More

Very friendly people, nice food at fair prices. We were 5 people and spent an average of€30 per person including drinks. The place is very small so book in advance.

We went to this restaurant several times. My wife is Japanese and she says this is the best place in Frankfurt to go to. I liked the frozen tempura ice the best as a desert. Prices are not low but quality is very good. During the working week they have lunch set menus at very reasonable prices.

I have no idea how long this place has existed but I am so happy that I gave it a try. The food was sublime, lots of delicate flavours and well balanced and some unusual fusion dishes too like the Iberiko Teriyaki. Making a reservation was a bit of a challenge as I speak about as much German as I... More

I went to this place because it's an easy walk from my hotel. The sushi is simple and fresh. The restaurant is small, well-decorated, and (in the afternoon) quiet. The service is efficient and unobtrusive. I paid about 20 Euro for a platter of mixed sushi, so not cheap, but a good place for a solo or business lunch.

We went there after reading reviews on tripadvisor site. Food is delicious, and personnel are friendly, there is a warm and friendly atmosphere. Price is OK. There was a Japanese family with their small kid, talking to owner and cook in Japanese. We had the feeling that they were regular visitors.

Frist time at this restaurant for me. I've lived in Japan for 8 years so I always try to find authentic Japanese food places in Europe, between the myriad of "fake sushi shops" out here. As literally everyone in the restaurant was Japanese (staff and customers included) I thought I'd go wild and order my fav dish "Unajyuu" or eel-in-a-box.... More

To echo the sentiment of a previous reviewer, Fujiwara is certainly not "cheap", but in this case we felt we most definitely got what we paid for. My wife and I lived in Tokyo for four years and can say without hesitation that our meal at Fujiwara was a carbon copy of the wonderful sushi meals we'd come to love... More