My family and I were in the South Bay area and wanted to grab dinner. I had this spot bookmarked for the longest time and made the suggestion and sure enough, off we went to get okonomiyaki. The restaurant was of a medium size, with all the tables made with either a heating grill or tray. We got sat down after about 20 minutes of waiting because we had a large group. The waiters and workers were super accomadating and suggested that we order first so that as soon as we sat down, the food was ready to be served. I split 3 items with my friend, the Cheetama Pork modan, which was a pork and cheese okonomiyaki with egg topping and noodles. All the portions for the okonomiyaki were huge! We didn't think we were going to finish everything. The Cheetama modan was delicious! The cheese and egg flavors were really well balanced. The noodles added the necessary base to the overall dish and the pork was also seared and grilled really well. The cheese pull in this one was strong. We also got the ebi Mayo Cheese Seafood Tama and man, I can confidently say that anything with Japanese mayo is going to be delicious. The dish was slathered with the Mayo yet wasn't overpowering with the seafood. Instead, it complimented it extremely well and really brought out the Essence of all the filling that was infused within. The okonomiyaki was LOADED with seafood. Every bite you can taste the squid, prawn, and scallop and it just made me want to keep shoveling it in my mouth, despite the burns on my tongue because it's hot! We also ordered the garlic steak with ponzu sauce. This could've been a pass for us. It was still good, but the stars of the show were the okonomiyaki. At first, our steak was cooked well done, but we asked for it to be cooked medium rare instead and the waiters and cooks took it back in and made a freshly medium rare steak for us. The service was impeccable. The waiters were nice, efficient, and super helpful. I will for sure be coming back to try all the other items on the menu and 100% recommend this place for anyone that wants delicious okonomiyaki and great service. read more

Fugetsu - Sunnyvale - Corn, cheese and pork okonomiyaki, ebi mayo seafood okonomiyaki, chanpon yakisoba, and garlic steak - Japanese Near Me - Sunnyvale, California

Came here for a birthday celebration and made a 6:15 reservation, but called in to push it back to 8:30. The worker on the phone was very understanding and allowed us to push back the reservation, which was for a Wednesday night. We came in and they sat us at a table right by the front door, so it was a bit cold. They gave us lots of time to look at the menu, which was appreciated - there's so much to pick from! We ended up ordering the Cucumber Tataki (free with Yelp check-in), White Tuna Carpaccio, and 2 Okonomiyaki: Cheetama & Fugetsuyaki. I also got an Oolong Cocktail ($5 during happy hour), which was refreshing. You can barely taste the alcohol, very pleasant to drink! The workers didn't check on us too often, so we ran out of water frequently, but it was easy to flag them down. This seems to be a popular date spot, but also really nice for single dine-in because they have a bar area that is perfect for people eating alone. Not a lot of room for big parties.. They play soft EDM and lights are dim inside. You can also see the chefs from a small window in the corner, which is interesting. Overall very happy with the meal. I want to come back to try their $10 Yakisoba during Happy Hour!! read more

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FINALLY tried this place, and I'm so happy! My friends and I came here on a Friday evening at the start of Memorial Day weekend. It was about a half hour wait, with no waitlist, even after I checked on Yelp. It was really fun to watch the cooks create the dishes through a glass window, and everything here looked and tasted delicious. I started off with Uni Yaki Onigiri, a grilled rice ball with sea urchin. Very tasty! I like that they grilled it. For my main, I had the Stewed Beef and Egg Topped Okonomiyaki. So heavenly indulgent! I was very satisfied and stuffed, though of course, can't forget about dessert! Dessert was taiyaki with green tea ice cream and matcha tiramisu. My friends and I left very happy with this place, and I'm so happy we went out of our way pay a visit. read more

The only real times I've had okonomiyaki in the States has been a smaller, knockoff version from an izakaya. Thus, I almost never crave okonomiyaki itself so I avoid disappointment when I can't even find the damn thing sold in restaurants. Fortunately, living close to the South Bay has now brought me to Fugetsu, and I have to say I am impressed with the quality, ambiance, and taste of our experience enjoying okonomiyaki in an unexpected place. Okonomiyaki is however you'd like it prepared and their menu offer a wide variety of typical options. If this is your first time, I recommend getting one and sharing it so that if you don't like it, you don't need to finish it. However, everything we had here was really good given the rarity of it all outside Japan. Each okonomiyaki goes for about $15 - $50 which is honestly quite steep if I'm being honest. You also don't mix the batter and cook it yourself here which I find interesting. Everything is prepared in the kitchen in advance and then brought to the hot skillet sitting on your table to continue cooking and maintain its heat. While the fun DIY part is missing at Fugetsu, the quality of the okonomiyaki is not to be overlooked. I loved my ika-buta (squid and pork) okonomiyaki so much. Great portions and the quality of the ingredients was up there. I only wish we had more Japanese mayo to sprinkle on top with the okonomiyaki sauce sitting at the table. A rookie mistake not to be made again. They offer bonito flakes upon request and we weren't charged for them either! I'm so used to seeing them dance on top of the food that I knew something was missing when that wasn't happening. Perhaps it's a topping they feel Americans wouldn't necessarily care for, but they're there if you want some. So if you've never had okonomiayki or want a good spot to remind you of what you once had in Asia, then this is a great place to check out. read more

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Moved into Rokko downtown Sunnyvale location, they did not miss a beat. Food is great including the Cheetama Pork Okonomiyaki - pork Okonomiyaki topped with egg and melted cheese! Yum read more

Fugetsu - Sunnyvale - Deluxe Yaki Soba - Japanese Near Me - Sunnyvale, California

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I went to this place for a pre birthday celebration with my parents! It was pretty empty when we went in on a 6:30 pm on Tuesday but filled up so quickly after that that we had to have a reservation to get a seat! Food: I loved the pancake items they had - I got the house special and the seafood special! I definitely preferred the house special since it had a good balance of sweet and savory. We also got the taiyaki dessert which had the perfect cool finish to the meal! Service: The staff here are good at their job and super super kind. They were patient and you see your food made in front of you! Ambiance: A more upscale casual place! A truly unique and fun experience to be had! Make sure to ask about the yelp special! read more

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FOOD Came here with a party of 5. We all ordered some form of modanyaki, which is the okonomiyaki with noodles (which I believe is yakisoba). Before this, I was under the impression that okonomiyaki already came with noodles but I suppose I was wrong! I got the beef modanyaki which came with the kind of stewed beef slices on a gyudon. It also came with SUPER yummy! It came with a fried egg, sauces, and pickled ginger which all perfectly complemented one another. I also shared the seafood modanyaki which included shrimp, cuttlefish, and other seafood I believe. This one was a bit saucier than the beef one. Both were amazing, but if I had to choose, I'd go with the beef. The modanyaki all took at least 25 minutes to come out, which they warned us about when we ordered. Definitely worth the wait though. The menu was pretty extensive with sushi and dons that looked amazing. They got options! MOOD So the name of the store is actually Rokko, I think, not Fugetsu. But their website surely does say Fugetsu. So honestly I'm not really sure what the restaurant is named. Anyway, The inside is nice and clean with dark decor. Definitely more of a nighttime kinda vibe. 'TUDE While we had to wait for our modanyaki, they were great at making sure we had enough water. (The water tasted absolutely EXCELLENT btw. Their water filter is popping off or something.) When they warned us about the food wait they even suggested we get appetizers. The only issue was it was hard to get their attention to get our check at the end. read more

I miss the Fugetsu in Japan, this is close enough, so glad to find the authentic okonomiyaki in my area! One of our to-go place when we don't know what to eat. Their Yaki soba is the best, my picky 4 year-old loves it! Okonomiyaki sauce is a bit too heavy for me, so I generally ask for less sauce with no Mayo ( because I don't like Mayo), the. It's all good :) read more

Fugetsu - Sunnyvale - Deluxe okonomiyaki with mondan - Japanese Near Me - Sunnyvale, California

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Tried fugetsu for the first time with a friend yesterday and we really enjoyed it. We went here on a Wednesday evening and we were quickly seated. We ordered a few dishes for two but the takoyaki was the highlight. It was so soft, delicious and perfectly cooked. The chicken karaage and the yakisoba were good, but I felt I've had better. Hot house sake was bomb. Service and ambience were pretty good. I'll definitely be back another time to try other dishes on the menu like the okonomiyaki. read more

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Busy location with cute decor and friendly service! My partner and I are vegetarian so we shared a potato and cheese okononiyaki modan style! It was so delicious but very heavy, so I highly recommend sharing with your friends and family. It wasn't lacking in flavor and the portion was very generous. Very yummy! We also got an avocado roll with a side of spicy mayo. The spicy mayo here is very sour- tasted a little odd. Avocado roll was good except some of the rice tasted old and dry. This is one of the better okonomiyaki places I've been! We'll be back. read more

3.5 stars - first okonomiyaki specialized restaurant I know that's in the Bay Area! My first time having okonomiyaki was in Japan last year and this restaurant originates from Osaka so it is quite authentic~ It's okay to pretty close to taste but missing something... minus star(s) because I felt the cabbage could have been cooked more and there was only 1 server for the whole restaurant for lunch :0 There's a grill plate (includes flipper tool!) on each table to keep the food warm and some parts get crispier (yummy :3). My boyfriend and I got 1 yakisoba (OMUSOBA: pork yakisoba wrapped in omelette) and 1 okonomiyaki (we upgraded it to a MODANYAKI = topped with egg noodles, +$2). The yakisoba was actually not 'wrapped' but 'topped' with omelette and I felt there wasn't much noodles :( My boyfriend liked the modanyaki more, and we also added more okonomiyaki sauce, seaweed powder, and chili powder (condiments at the table). Each okonomiyaki & yakisoba order also comes with a side salad! Overall, it's an experience and did make me nostalgic of Japan! Staff is friendly and speaks Japanese as well. However, it is a little expensive/overpriced (especially compared to Japan) plus an onigiri is $4-7 for one .__. read more

Fugetsu - Sunnyvale - Omusoba & Modanyaki ! - Japanese Near Me - Sunnyvale, California

Granted, I've only had okonomiyaki once in Osaka, but I'd say the flavor Fugetsu provides is comparable to what I ate in Japan. My husband and I thought the food here was absolutely delicious and we can't wait to keep exploring the rest of their menu. If you want to be a little bit kinder to your wallet, go during lunch for their lunch specials or during happy hour, which is 8 PM-10 PM from Mon-Thurs. During happy hour, a few premium starters, yakisoba, and of course alcohol are discounted. Their premium starters become $5 and the yakisoba special becomes $10. I still wish the portions were slightly larger though. Recently, we tried their jaga mochi cheese okonomiyaki (potato, mochi, and cheese). I love the texture of grilled mochi, so I just had to try. From the ingredient description, you'd think the okonomiyaki would be heavy, but it actually wasn't! It was so delicious and the crunchy, chewy mochi was such a nice textural contrast. Honestly, everything we ordered here so far has been amazing from the starters to the okonomiyaki. I think the only category on their menu that I haven't tried yet is their yaki onigiri, but I plan to rectify that in the future. read more

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First off, what small portions?? You will not leave hungry! I'm a fairly big eater and I ordered the lunch special Mentai Noodle Okonomiyake that comes with salad $14.95. I added a mini beef udon for $3 but honestly would still have been plenty of food without it. Total $17.95 The mentai added just a touch of roe-y goodness but was flavorful and filling. You can add more sauce, crushed seaweed, or togarashi on top, but I liked it just as it was. The salad was light and crunchy with a sesame seed vinaigrette. The mini beef udon had a savory broth, and the beef was thin and tender, not at all chewy, while the udon noodles had just the right amount of chew. I would absolutely order the same thing again, but I'd like to try their seafood or cheese okonomiyake. Tip: If you're also checking in with Yelp, they have a special promo where you get a small appetizer for free. We got the butter corn, so yummy but couldn't finish. read more

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First time here and it was great!!! We did wait a long time to be seated because we had a lot of people, but we were able to order while we waited so food came out quickly once we were seated. Service was great, but the place is kinda small so it explains why it took awhile to get a table ready for us. Time for the best part: the food~! Undeniably the Mentai Noodle Okonomiyaki was the best!!! I highly recommend it. It's a good sauce to food ratio, and it has a slight sweet flavor so it wasn't completely salty. My next favorite was the Negi Yaki Onigiri (which is just a deep fried onigiri), and it was yummy! The outside was nice and crunchy and the middle was soft. Amazing! These 2 are the ones that you have to try. The scallops were very good, but the other 2 blew my taste buds away~! Very very very good food, but if you're a large group be prepared to wait for delicious food! read more

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I got the deluxe chirashi which was pretty solid. For the price point I was genuinely surprised with the portion size. This dish alone could get me stuffed. I also got the premium set #3 that comes with plain udon, tempura, agadeshi tofu, and mackerel. For $25. W o W. Amazing price for a huge portion! Service was a little slow, but honestly it's fine. I liked sitting at the sushi bar because generally it's kind of loud inside, but the second time I went I enjoyed the intimacy of the sushi bar with the person I was with. 5/5 read more

Overall the food was pretty good but some items were on the saltier side. We ordered the Chanpon yakisoba and the ebi cheese mayo okonomiyaki. With the yelp check in coupon thing we also ordered butter corn! The noodles in the yakisoba were a little salty but the rest of the stuff felt less seasoned so together it was fine but individually a little subpar. The okonomiyaki on the other hand had individual pieces that tasted good - the shrimp on the top had a nice char, fried cheese was crispy - but overall it also tasted a little salty. The butter corn was pretty good altho I wish it had a little more butter. Overall, we had a good meal but for this price, I wish each of the items were crafted a little more delicately. read more

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I will definitely be coming back! This place is great if you want tapas styled food and drinks while catching up with friends. Service was great and accommodating. read more

Fugetsu - Sunnyvale - Okonomiyaki - Japanese Near Me - Sunnyvale, California

Friendly friendly service. Really nice gals who helped me and my friends- even had an embarrassing moment when I overfilled my beer and one came right away with extra napkins ha. The wait time is a little long as other people have mentioned that the chef in the back cooks the food to bring out to you. I had the regular pork okonomiyaki and it was decent. Doesn't compare to the ones in Japan but I did wish we could've cook it ourselves. I guess the griddle doesn't get that hot to really get it cookin. Along with the okonomiyaki, I got the pork yakisoba as part of the lunch combo deal. The noodles were a great texture and had good flavor. I wish it was weekday tho as I wanted the omelette to try haha. As an appetizer, but still long wait, I got the salmon roe onigiri. It was soo crispy but the rice was nice and marinated. It was a nice size and filling too! There is a decent parking lot but yes, the spots are a little tinier than other places so be mindful. Oh and you can leave smelling like food due to the little griddles everywhere :) read more

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There aren't many places in Santa Clara county that sell okonomiyaki. While I usually DoorDash my food due to covid, I have made the trip here plenty of times. Each experience with the food has lived up to my expectations, and the portions are so well I always have leftovers for the next day. I have to say, my favorite item from their menu is the cheetama okonomiyaki, which is filled with vegetables, pork, and cheese (so good!) If you're ever looking for something new and exciting, I highly recommend Fugetsu. read more

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My friends and I came here for dinner on Saturday night. There is street parking available and a lot next to the plaza but it fills up fast since it's right in the heart of downtown Sunnyvale. Fugetsu is part of another restaurant - Rokko. There's a separate menu for Fugetsu but you can also get the Rokko items as well. The restaurant was pretty full but were seated right away for a party of 3. Between us, we shared the the deluxe okoniyaki, Cheetama pork okonomiyaki and the ebi mayo cheese okonomiyaki. For the pork one, we decided to make it Modan and add noodles. They all tasted very good but very saucy! Would not recommend if you don't like sauce. I surprisingly liked the normal ones more than the noodle ones which was shocking because I love me some carbs. read more

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The Food There are only a few okonomiyaki places around the bay area. Fugetsu is one of the better ones, and they focus on okonomiyaki and teppanyaki. We ordered their Gyu-Suki Ontama Okonomiyaki, Chanpon Yakisoba, and Tonpei Yaki. The Tonpei Yaki and Chanpon Yakisoba I had before, they were both pretty good. The Gyu-Suki Ontama Okonomiyaki is new on their seasonal menu. The dish needed some work on how it cooked and layered. It was not bad in flavor, but cabbage was burn on bottom (before it arrived it seems), and egg was cold on top. I am still interested in seeing what they have for their different seasonal menu though. The Miscellaneous The restaurant is quite popular as you can imagine, so expect long wait during peak hours. The inside have limited seating, but the interior has an interesting touch to it. Their service was good, and the staff were attentive to the customers even when it was busy. They have a good selection of dishes on their main menu, and they also have a seasonal menu that varies. The prices are slightly on the expensive side, but the quality is not bad. If you are looking for okonomiyaki, this is a recommended place to try. read more

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Enjoyed my okonomiyaki. Ive been to Japan (Osaka and Tokyo) so I have a small baseline for what this should taste like. Unfortunately, the last time ive eaten one of these was a year ago so I forget lol. Moving on, I did like my okonomiyaki. However, I do feel it could have been a lil crispier, and like everybody says, it is pre-cooked and when they place it on the griddle, it doesnt really grill it more rather than just keep it warm, whereas in Japan, it still comes pre-cooked but you can choose to grill it up more on your grill. Overall, I did enjoy the flavors, though I did find it to be a lil sweet. I would come back to try their other ones. read more

Fugetsu - Sunnyvale - Negi tsukimi-tama. Pork okonomiyaki. Lunch only - Japanese Near Me - Sunnyvale, California

Really good food, there's actually two place for this. Not sure if they're both still open or not. One is a market place, filled with pre made Delicious food while the other is actually a restaurant. Lines takes forever but really good food. read more

I got shared the steak don and (regular size) beef yakisoba with my partner. The overall taste was good. One thing that could improve it would be charring the yakisoba. We each got a pint of Sapporo draft; next time we wanna come back with friends to get the okonomiyaki and Sapporo tower. The price is a bit high for the amount of food but it's understandable as all the restaurant in dt sunnyvale are slightly overpriced. The service was good and fast as they were not that busy. read more

Phenomenal okonomiyaki. Solid flavor and great texture, I like the fried one best. :)

Cute cafe to try new foods. Jaga-Mochi Cheese || $14.95 Vegetarian okonomiyaki that comes with potato, mochi, and cheese. You can add on noodles for an additional price, I think +$2. Mostly comprised of cabbage topped with goodies and a crispy pancake hat. It's a unique and interesting dish if you've never had okonomiyaki before. Be sure to add the crushed seaweed topping for some beautiful color and pizzazz. The potato and mochi bits are chewy and offer a nice contrast against the cabbage and noodles, but I must say I wasn't overly impressed by the dish as a whole. A single order of okonomiyaki is sizeable enough to share between 2 people, especially if you also order any appetizers. Free appetizer with Yelp check-in. read more

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In regards to GRUBHUB for pickup Amidst COVID-19, I began to actively use delivery apps to order take-out, but I was unaware of the exorbitant fees restaurants incurred for my convenience. This isn't exactly a review of Fugetsu's food. This is a plea as a regular of their restaurant to use Square or call in to order pick-up and do not press that convenient red "Order Takeout" button at the bottom of your mobile screen! By doing so, this helps Fugetsu avoid a TWENTY percent marketing fee paid towards Grubhub rather than the business for installing a red button on a Yelp page. It's one thing if I were actually scrolling through and discovered Fugetsu on a delivery app to order delivery, but in my case, Grubhub did no marketing whatsoever for Fugetsu. So, I ask you to please let our local businesses keep 20% of their profits (at a minimum) if you were simply trying to order take-out that you're going to pick-up in person like me. My money should be going to the businesses, not the ordering apps. If you want to be contact-less and wish to pay in advance, Fugetsu has a website on Square, which allows credit card payments that restaurants only pay a commission fee of 3% + $0.30 per transaction to Square. Anyways, I learned something new about transaction fees today, and I hope I shared something new with y'all to support local businesses during this pandemic. If you actually want to hear about what I have to say about Fugetsu's yummy food, check the previous update of my review! read more

I came here when I was hanging out with some cousins. They had been raving about how dope this place is. I had no idea what to expect. When you walk in, you immediately turn to the right and all you see is a wall full of hot foods. All kinds of Asian varieties. It was a dream. I got a few onigiris, Takoyaki, yakisoba, seaweed salad. I wanted to grab more but I got nervous with the people walking in. read more

My boyfriend shared with me via a message of the news that Fugetsu had moved locations to Sunnyvale the other day, and I immediately suggested we order in for dinner that day. The prices were very reasonable for the portion size and we were very satisfied with our meals. Food: - Ebi Mayo Cheese Okonomiyaki--$14 Fugetsu is a popular okonomiyaki chain in Japan, so I was excited to see that there were also options on the menu that were exclusive to the US, including the Ebi Mayo Cheese Okonomiyaki. I love mayo and cheese and just knew it was going to be a great combo with the shrimp over the okonomiyaki. My first bite confirmed my suspicions. The vegetables mixed into the batter allowed it to be fresh and not too rich, and it was griddled and flavored well. Tips: - To reheat, griddle it again on a pan over the stove for a little bit, or put in the microwave. read more

Fugetsu - Sunnyvale - Ebi Mayo Cheese Okonomiyaki - Japanese Near Me - Sunnyvale, California

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Pre-COVID REVIEW: Have you ever had the urge to become a Benihana chef? Well, you can somewhat live your hidden desires here! I came here with a group of friends to eat dinner. We put our name on the list outside, since there was a bit of a wait. I love the Japanese ambiance that the location gives off. All of the tables are equipped with some sort of heating grill. Upon seating, the waiter explained that the best way to enjoy this place was to order multiple dishes from the menu, so that everyone can share and cook on the tray. There was a bunch of okonomiyaki on the menu, so we got about two those along (Seafood and Uni) with some appetizers. What's unique is that when they bring the food to you, they put it on foils that you can cook on the heating tray in front of you (which keeps the food warm). While it looked and tasted amazing, the portions were extremely small for their price. This is a good place if you want to sit, have a couple of drinks, and chat with your friends. read more

Fugetsu - Sunnyvale - Seafood and Uni Okonomiyaki - Japanese Near Me - Sunnyvale, California

A nice restaurant to eat out in a group and enjoy satisfyingly greasy an mayo-ey japanese comfort food! The GOOD: - Cute date/modern decor and unique plating that'll make you wanna post on your instagram - We went on a Saturday evening, and didn't find the wait (~10 mins) to be that bad. - It was my firs time, so I was impressed by the grill and saucey set-up + the comforting taste of the foods The MEH: Very loud atmosphere.. I could barely hear my BF across form me, though to be fair the table was quite long for two people -- like 3 feet. The value wasn't all there. The average signature dish was $20. Portion wise, it wasn't much (pls see my finger in picture for scale) -- definitely something you'd expect from street food... just yenno w/o the street food price. My BF mentioned people would satiate their hunger further with loads of beer, but I'm not an empty calories kinda gal, so meh lol. TIPS: - DO NOT FORGET TO CHECK INTO YELP FOR YOUR FREE APPETIZER. Would recommend the butter corn :) - 20% off Happy hour is after 8pm, but if you came in at 7PM like we did, just wait and order something to munch on first and then order after 8pm hehe. read more

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This is my 3rd time at Fugetsu, though it could easily be my 100th if I lived a little closer. Fugetsu has moved away from their standalone Santa Clara location, and has merged in with Rokko Japanese Restaurant. Not sure how many customers Rokko gets, but the space is much larger than the original location, so hopefully that means less wait time. Regardless, you can still call ahead to make a reservation. We came at 7pm on a Friday and it didn't seem like we needed one. We ordered the Deluxe Modanyaki. This dish is incredible. Kind of like a large Japanese pancake with all kinds of meat and seafood, topped with a rich takoyaki-type sauce. It comes served on a hotplate, giving a nice crunch to a good portion of the dish. The sauce within the okonomiyaki is also rich and bold, a perfect pairing to the shrimp and pork. Pro tip is to get this dish with Modan (noodles). Years after my first trip here, I still dream about the noodles, while having less of a recollection of the regular okonomiyaki. The noodles are crunchy toward the outside, and give some welcomed structure to the core. I also ordered a green tea cocktail - Ryokucha Hai. This drink was ok. Initial taste is just like iced green tea, aftertaste is alcohol. You're probabaly better off ordering an iced green tea and a separate bottle of soju. In summary, Fugetsu is basically one of a kind in the bay. I'm not aware of any other places where you can get okonomiyaki of this caliber. This is one of the greatest establishments in the area. read more

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My sister lived in Japan for a while, so I've only heard great things about okinomiyaki from her. I've never seen it as a menu item at any local Japanese restaurants, so it was nothing more than a myth to me as far as I was concerned. When I randomly came across Fugetsu on Yelp I was very excited to try a totally new cuisine, and I took my sister and boyfriend along for the ride. As much as I was impressed by the food at Fugetsu, my sister mentioned that she thought the okinomiyaki was as legit as it could get. Well, that's a good sign! Plus I've heard that Fugetsu was a Japanese chain, so I would hope that the food was authentic enough. We ordered the house okinomiyaki, called Fugetsuyaki, which consisted of shrimp, pork, beef, and squid. I can't say I've had anything like okinomiyaki before. I guess it's like an egg pancake, but it's almost like it doesn't get cooked through despite being on the hot plate. The texture was like batter, but the mixed in cabbage gave the okinomiyaki a nice crunch. The Japanese mayo and okinomiyaki sauce attributed to its umami/savory flavor and richness. We also shared other Japanese tapas that were all excellent. I think I liked the tapas more than I did the okinomiyaki. The Buta Negi is bomb! It's such a simple dish too: thinly cut seasoned pork belly slices on a sizzling plate with scallions and squeeze of lemon. If you've had Filipino sisig before, this is like the Japanese version of it. If you're just a fan of pork belly, I highly recommend trying this. I enjoyed the Uni Yaki Onigiri. Another simple dish that packed on so much great flavor. It's just a rice ball grilled with soy sauce and topped with sea urchin and scallions. I'm a huge fan of uni, and I thought it tasted fresh. The rice ball was also topped with a good amount of uni, so I felt like I wasn't being skimped on. The Kaki Butter Soy Sauce was my favorite among the three Japanese tapas we tried. This was better than any baked oyster in butter sauce that I've had from any Asian restaurant. The oysters used for this dish were huge. I felt that we didn't have any particular issues with service. My reservation was honored, and we were seated right away. The wait staff was pretty friendly and attentive. The only slowness we experienced was in flagging someone to give us our bill. read more

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Came here twice during covid and it gives me a little taste of Japan. We got the family set and to be honest, it fed 2 of us! The chicken karage was bomb, okonomiyaki was good, omusoba was my favorite, and takoyaki was good but needed to be warmed up. Order through their website! Give it a shot! read more

Fugetsu - Sunnyvale - Jan 2021 Menu - Japanese Near Me - Sunnyvale, California

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The service here is TOP NOTCH. All the servers are super friendly and even give you some background about some of the dishes if you've never had them before. The food is amazing. I'm already a Japanese food fanatic, but this restaurant really blew me away. There are more options for dinner, so I'll be sure to come back for that another day. read more

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To start, I LOVE UNI. Let's talk about going above and beyond customer service. Last Saturday, I booked reservations here for dinner(7pm). I also pre ordered Uni okonomiyaki and uni yakionigiri. At 6pm they called me regarding not having Uni, I told them that I'm already in the area and I came all the way from Oakland. The lady I spoke to talked to the chef, she said they'll do their best to get/borrow Uni from a different restaurant. I went anyways since I really wanted to try Fugetsu. Got there at 630ish and the lady told me that they got Uni for us (hoooooooray) after breaking the news, the rest is history. Here's what we got: Cheese corn: Complimentary from yelp Spicy Yakisoba: flavorful Uni Okonomiyaki: definition of perfection Uni Onigiri: enjoyed every single bite of Uni goodness Dessert: green tea Taiyaki: not too sweet, just the way I like it. I can't wait to go back. Many thanks to Fugetsu's chef and staff for making this Uni experience unforgettable read more

Never have I been so satisfied with every aspect of a restaurant. Service : fast and attentive Drinks: had the fresh squeezed grapefruit soju. Perfect cause it wasn't too sweet and really refreshing Food: Checked in on yelp for the salted cabbage. Blew our minds away. I think it had some sesame oil, Bonito flakes, seaweed strip and not too salty Uni and poached egg was like 10 bucks but so worth it with the amount of uni and again, perfectly seasoned Buta negi: pork belly strip served on hot plate with green onions. Def will be back again to try other things on the menu read more

My friend recommended this place for dinner and it was a great choice! You definitely should reserve a table before coming because it is a small restaurant and most table were already reserved when we walked in. This was my first time having okonomiyaki and I don't see many restaurants with it either. There is a grill in front of you but it comes out cooked already from the kitchen, so it does take some time. But, I've seen videos of it in Japan and they cook it in front of you there. We got the Fugetsuyaki and Seafood Tami. Both were very tasty, however, I slightly preferred the Seafood Tami because it wasn't as saucy. Each okonomiyaki were pretty big so I would opt to share if you can't finish one. Check in for a free appetizer. read more

Ayy, this is a pretty good lunch spot. Got the bento but the quality per item is well founded (Karage, 2 types of Okoyomi, takoyaki, beef). The pricing kinda matches the value. Probably should favor ordering the different okonomiyaki. read more

Excellent place for your value and the food was great! I highly recommend getting the House Special Okonomoyaki and the rice bowl. We didn't make a reservation but was able to get a seat within a few minutes. read more

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