One of my favorite Asian restaurants in Valencia city. Great service, varied choices of dishes in…read morethe menu. The ambiance is rich and classy and they have plenty of space in the dining. The steakhouse portion gets busy and needs reservations.

We stumbled across this restaurant while checking out the options for tapas one evening. We had…read morebeen in Spain about 5 days by that time and were craving Asian food (one of our vices, so to speak). The interior of the restaurant is warm, inviting and upscale. It was quite busy when we arrrved, with several large tables. We we seated away from all of the noise in a cozy booth. The food was very good. We had tom yum soup (very spicy), yummy dumplings, fresh sushi and very tasty thai chicken. I would highly recommend it for a change from the traditional Spanish cuisine.

Fantastic restaurant in the albufera of Valencia. All paellas are wonderful because the owners grow…read moretheir own rice!!! All is fabulous and very taste it. I definitely recommend stop to have lunch here.

El Sequer de Tonica is highly esteemed by Valencians for its rice, which includes one with duck:…read morethe ducks are hunted on the water-filled rice paddies in winter.

Probably the most awful sushi ive ever had. There was hairy mold on the sushi. The avocado was so…read morehard you couldn't cut through it with a knife. We ordered food and half of it came, and when we didn't like the sushi we asked about the rest of the food we ordered and they said it would be another hour until it would be out. I got violently sick after eating it as well. The dumplings are good though!

It's not that this place is dirty, on the contrary. It's not that the menu is terrible, actually…read moreit's pretty good. And, the food isn't awful, actually it's satisfactory for all you can eat style sushi. So, why on earth would this place garner 2 Stars? Easy, as a solo traveler I have found my money is the same color as everyone else's. So when service is denied, or altered, my response is a heartfelt sigh! Here at Fuji, I really should have moved on when I came I and sat down. The staff got in a curfluffle that a solo eater sat in a table for two. On of the staff members directed me upstairs for solo eaters. There is was all alone, eating by myself. Shown a ringer to get staffs attention. Talk about feeling like a pariah. How can a restaurant effect my self esteem......sadly it just did. And, even worse the food is not bad, a little heavy on the rice, but places like this don't want you to eat to much. This won't happen again!!!!

I like this place. Weekdays have menu, named "menu del dia"…read more Its cheaper and good for full day ))

One of the greatest Japanese kitchen in town! The prices are quite moderate and the ambiance is…read morereally cool. If you go for a lunch , you may take the lunch menu which costs cost 12.50 €. It is perfect for a romantic night out as well.

It is ok, but I am not planning on going back. The sushi is decent quality, but really didn't like…read moreanything else. The wine is $14 glass (or at least that is what they charged us), which are NY prices, and the service upstairs was slow and not very friendly. Really disappointing experience.

Located right in the main square. I was craving sushi as I had been traveling for a week and a half…read moreand am so used to eating it often at home. This place had great reviews so I decided to try them on Yelp. It mentioned that they has free wifi which also intrigued me, however they do not. There was seating both outside and upstairs inside. I chose to eat inside as it was pretty hot inside. Service was very fast as I was the only one there. They are known for their sushi boxes so I decided to browse through the menu looking through many of them. Some had special where you could add on a drink for €1. I noticed most of the boxes were with salmon or tuna and since I am a huge fan of salmon I decided to get the "super salmon box." It came out within a few minutes and although had lots of salmon in each roll the creativity of the rolls was great. I also accompanied my rolls with a Japanese Soda that tastes similar to sprite. Overall would definitely come back and try more things on the menu.

3.5 Stars "Are you…read moreFilipino?" was the curious question of our server. When I told her yes, she excitedly busted out 3 phrases she knew. I appreciated the effort! I wish I knew some Thai to return the favor. Osaka III is smack dab on a very touristy street near city hall and we wanted anything but tapas on our last night in Valencia. This place is known more for their buffet (€12.95 for lunch and €15.95 for dinner) but we just needed something light in our bellies before bed. A small salad of cucumbers and seaweed, two miso soups, Vietnamese style egg rolls and shrimp fried rice fit the bill. We found it to be a bit pricey, but I'm not complaining much since this place is steps away from our hotel and when in Spain, I'll take whatever Asian food I can get. We appreciated the fast service since great service in Valencia seems to be a rarity.

Don't come here...this is NOT Japanese food. My daughter makes better miso out of the packet…read more Ramen using noodles out of the packet we ate in college....no bueno. If you either want to waste your money, or are starving and this is the only thing open...fine. But, I'm giving you fair warning you'll be disappointed. In both the service and more importantly the food.

Really amazing food and good service! We were able to make a reservation at 8pm and we were seated…read moreright away, that's when they open for dinner service! The sashimi was amazing and the rolls with simple and enjoyable! I would recommend this place to anyone

Nomnomnom. I've tried a lot of sushi places in Valencia and turns out the best one is right next to…read moremy house! Delicious! Great midday menu for 9.85 and pleasant service. I'll be coming here more than once :)