The food is amazing! The conveyor belt is very neat, and the employees are extremely kind. The…read moreplace was also nicely decorated.

I think Kobe Revolving Sushi is the first and only revolving sushi spot in Bloomington/Normal…read more We're from Chicago, so we've been to similar places up by us, but our daughter goes to ISU, and we love sushi, so we've decided to give it a try. The place is very clean and contemporary. Very on brand for a place like this. It anchors the end of a strip mall, and is kind of tucked back out of the way, but it's a good sized space, and we dined on a Saturday night. It was full, but we only waited about 5 minutes for a booth. Our server did and great job of explaining how it all works, and even thought they don't bring you any food, she was right there for our drink refills, and was available if we had any questions about anything. So it's a fixed price for plates off the conveyor belt. $3.50/plate. This includes sushi, hot and cold appetizers and desserts. Just know that any plate, no matter what's on it, is $3.50. So whether you grab chucks of canned pineapple or a rainbow roll - it's $3.50. There's other items on the iPad you can order that have different price points, and if you miss something you wanted on the conveyor belt, and you don't want to wait for it to come back around, you can order it off the iPad and the cool little car will bring it right to your table. It's still $3.50 too. When you're done with your plates, you deposit them into a slot at the end of the table and it counts it and adds it to your bill on the iPad. Pretty easy. Every 12 plates your deposit allows you to play a 50/50 game on the iPad. We got to 12, but didn't win... which is fine. Sooooooo..... how about the food?!? Strip mall sushi is hit and miss. Especially in Chicago and surrounding burbs. There are some really great sushi places that are very unassuming. And there are others that are a "one and done". We've never had any other sushi in Bloomington/Normal, so we don't have much to compare this to. It was all very good. Often times at "gimmicky" places like this, you don't get the highest quality product because they are relying on the novelty to keep you coming back. Good news though, because the sushi at Kobe Revolving really does stand on its own. It's not the best sushi I've ever had, but it's very good - which is more than I expected when we walked in.

Good Food, Nice Staff and Great Price...!!! Go try if you like Teppanyaki/Hibachi grill style and…read moreSushi Roll!! PS : its food truck, not building restaurant..

Yes it's food truck so much fun with our pocket Delicious…read moresushi yummy hibachi I love it love it love it Sushi all it fully cooked

The sushi did not appear fresh, it was completely over saturated with sauces (probably to hide the…read morelow quality sushi) and the chicken dishes were the fattest, lowest quality pieces of chicken with no actual flavor, just spice. There are way better sushi/hibachi options in the area.

Fast service, super friendly every time, food always delicious. I recommend the Shrimp Tempura…read moreSushi Taco!

We stopped in for a late lunch/early dinner. The place wasn't packed but still had a good number of…read morepeople. We grabbed a few sushi rolls off the rotary belt, and they were pretty good. We also ordered hibachi, shrimp, hibachi, chicken, and sesame chicken--everything tasted great. The kids especially loved the robots, which made the experience even more fun. The ambiance felt welcoming and comfortable. Service was excellent--they were very attentive with refills and regularly checked in on us.

The place is definitely larger than it looks. The restaurant is very unique in it's seating because…read moreof the robots that deliver your food! Yes..ROBOTS!!! I've always been suspect of the openness of rotary sushi, but everything is securely covered to prevent tampering. The food is color coded for price for the conveyor sushi, and there is a keyboard to order other meals. Those meals will be delivered by the robot trains!!! So Cool! We ate everything!!!! Saline was great, beer was cold! When the robot delivered our food, it stops, states your table number, then you grab your food. You HAVE to go here if you like sushi!!

We enjoyed the sushi as always. This trip we got four rolls…read moreParty Girl: Always our favorite Kamikaze: God with a kick Fuji Mountain:not bad, but the crab salad kind of overwhelmed the rest. Rainbow: this was a pleasant surprise

Maybe it's a holiday weekend and not a lot of people here, but man their sushi rice was sooo hard,…read moreit was sticking up from the seaweed and severely under-mirin-ated. I don't think our standard for sushi rice is that high but it was so bad I would rate it lower than grocery store sushi. The thick salmon sashimi cuts were fine but the ones in rolls or on nigiri didn't seem very fresh. My oldest had stomache afterwards. We got the $30 salmon plate and it was a bit underwhelming. The gyoza was also very small for the price, but the kids liked it. The Cali crunch was fine, but the rice was still too dry even tho the kids were fine with the dry rice. They don't like the mirin anyway so it was fine for them.

Everything was just ok. Some of the sushi rolls were great. Some were eh. They did have Soju which…read moreI loved since my days in Korea. The pot stickers were ok, but they over cooked the calamari. If I were to return, I would definitely just be more selective of my menu choices.

Fun spot on the west side of spfld. All you can eat sushi. Order, eat, repeat. The quality of…read morethe rolls was good. The service was first rate. Happy to recommend for folks with a good appetite and love of sushi

My husband is a native to Effingham and this was our first time at Fujiyama Japanese steakhouse and…read moreit was a nice visit that will have me coming back. Of course, I always get skeptical of seafood being fresh in the middle of nowhere middle Illinois in the Midwest of the USA but this time we went for the hibachi experience so I gave the shrimp a try and my husband ate the chicken. He had a side of fried rice with egg and I opted for noodles with our vegetables. The complementary house salad and soup tonight was mushroom was OK but not as good as other hibachi style restaurants. Our hibachi chef was funny entertaining and was able to connect with each of the guests. He made jokes and put on a wonderful performance. I appreciated that not every seat was filled for hibachi and we were still able to enjoy dinner as a party of eight. Next time we visit, we will eat on the traditional restaurant side to test out the sushi and other menu offerings. The restaurant is fairly wheelchair accessible with everything being on one even level and there's plenty of accessible parking and close parking as Fujiyama is next to a few other stores sharing the parking lot.

Today I parked my rig at the TA. Walked a few blocks to this restaurant, wasn't too difficult of a…read morehike. Having seen a billboard AD driving along the i70, I thought huh, hibachi down the road on exit 160, let's do this. Originally had other plans, like hitting up the NAF NAF for some Mediterranean food couple miles further. But haven't had any Bennihana style hibachi in ages, I did sort of crave the grilled veges, NY Steaks and hibachi butter fried rice. So got in here today, and it was pretty quiet. Wasn't even sure if there were any parties at the grill. Back in the days I use to work at a pretty high octane hibachi in the Permian Basin (ya, think Billy Bob Thornton in Landman on steroids). We'd have oil field crews pack our entire restaurant, and I'd be doing daily sales of 3,000.00 to 4,000.00 just under my own tab. Those were the days you can order a bowl of Udon noodles and it probably came out to 8.99--- good ole pre- inflation days. So onto the food here. Steak was over cooked, wanted medium rare, tasted well done. Chicken was decent, moist, not dried out. I've had hibachi chicken in certain restaurants where the meat was straight up dried. So good job. The fried rice was a 7/10. Not the best, but better than Panda Express. The grilled veges were alright, the teriyaki sauce was decent not too sweet. And overall the hibachi combo plate of NY Steak, Chicken w/ fried rice was overall a 7.5/10. I want to give a thumbs up to the restaurant for their portions. This being lunch hours, the lunch portion here can play out in many other places as dinner size. The Miso soup was your typical hot soup + instant dried seaweed + supermarket house brands tofu. Can't screw this dish up. And the salad was sugar overkill...along with the Yum Yum Sauce. What I wished they did with the Salad sauce. Okay, blend carrots, apples, increase ginger, couple slices of lemon, and cut down on the sugars. For the Yum Yum Sauce decrease the sugar, more garlic, and please add a tad bit more MSG for that flavor bomb. Now because I figured I might still be hungry, I ordered their 2 roll sushi lunch special-- the Bay bridge, and the Volcano. Sushi rolls were both pretty solid. The sushi chef here gets a 8/10 for his sushi rice making ability. I've seen complete failures at restaurants serving sushi where the rice isn't even cooked through. Worse I've had sushi rice that tasted like those Supermarket sushi franchises Snow Fox and Fuji Foods. Special mention: the wasabi is spicy. Very good. For a hibachi grill restaurant, this place is a solid 7/10. Is it worth walking over here if your semi truck is parked nearby? Yes. Is it worth a detour if you're on a road trip and don't want burgers and fries? Yes. Is it a nice setting to sit down and talk with your colleagues or watch their hibachi chefs perform? Sure. In the end, for price, portion, and just a no bs Japanese teppanyaki meal, I think Fujiyama can fill that void. Why the 3 Stars? because there's room to improve, food wise, like the fried rice: more white peppers, onions, garlic butter, soy sauce, scallions. To my Chinese passerbyers: 覺得路過的客人，可以過來關顧一下，整體食物質量管控還行，就是甜了一點；要是有哪位華人卡車師傅在附近停靠，過夜，我也還是會推薦過來這家日式鐵板試試，想當年羅蘭剛一家老字號的上林鐵板燒已經被蒙古餡餅給取代了，也就是抱有這種懷舊才使得我過來品一品這村莊的日式鐵板。

To visit my son and my daughter-in-law and we decided to go to Osaka, which I've been there before,…read morebut I just have to remark on the exceptional chef that we had he really took the time to the details in what we ordered and on top of that the food was delicious. No, I'm from Laporte Indiana and close to me. There is a Japanese restaurant by the name of House of Kobe. It's good, but it does not have the flavor that Osaka has. He takes time for all the details you know like just what needs to be done perfectly. It was exceptional tonight. Thank you again.

food was mediocre, service was very amazing but food was still only good enough to feed to my dogs…read more sushi was ill prepared but atmosphere and service were top notch. you win some you lose some ig