You have got to try Ramen Fuji! What a unique place with loads of flavor. I tried crab stuffed jalapeños for an appetizer, yep those were great and went with spicy chicken ramen. Think big bowl filled with soup and whatever goodness you choose. Generous portions and great place to chill for a while. Staff was welcoming and restaurant was clean. Enjoy! 🥘🥡🍚🫔

If you are a Ramen lover, you need to try this place. They have all types of Ramen that you can think of. The prices were reasonable and food was delicious. It was my first time to try this place and I drove 2 hours for this and shopping. It was worth it!

I have eaten here many times, always really good food! It is a bit on the expensive side for a fast food type experience. The food is NOT fast food, it’s restaurant quality but the EXPERIENCE is very fast-foodesque . For 4 of us the tab came to about $84 but as long as you know that going in, it won’t be a shock when you finish ordering and pay the cashier. Portion sizes are very generous! This and the quality of ingredients and flavors does help to make up for the higher prices. This is a cold weather staple for us, really hits the spot. If you want something quick and want something good and don’t mind paying about $20 a person, you can get a really good hot meal here fast. Definitely recommend!

Very cute place to eat, and it's nice that you get to order pay at the counter before you sit down. Very convenient and casual but the food is pretty authentic and yummy.

I went with my baby and she enjoy the Dunblane they were great!!!. My gf loved the Kamishi. The chicken fried rices its magic, No waiters but thats ok

Truly a jewel in Sioux Falls😋 Always a must go-to whenever we’re here! My favorite spicy seafood ramen😍

Huge ramen fan. They do not have tonkotsu ramen; all are shoyu (soy sauce) or miso based. High quality ingredients: the char siu, broths, and ramen noodles themselves are on point. Noodles had the ideal chewy texture. They currently have tantanmen ramen (spicy ground pork), and I hope they keep it. The karaage was fried really well (and all dark meat like it should be), but the accompanying spicy mayo was pretty weak (maybe it's South Dakota spicy?).

We just visited Ramen Fuji for the first time & were very impressed! We tried beef ramen & chashu ramen - both very good but the chashu was our favorite. Also tried a few appetizers - the takoyaki, gyoza, & cream cheese wontons. Counter order style, food brought out table-side & open drink station (Pepsi products + other bottled drink options). Large table available for larger groups. Bathrooms clean & accessible. Will definitely visit again!

A little better than a cheap cup of ramen noodles at 10x the price. Nothing like Japanese ramen unfortunately. The noodles were almost hard and bland, the broth was incredibly salty, the chashu (meat) was very thick but probably the best tasting of all, and the ajitsuke tamago (ramen egg) had no flavor as if it was just a boiled egg. Normally the tamago is my favorite thing when I have it in Japan. Service was blah, didn't even get a hello. Staff was just not happy at all. Came out fairly quick and the place was clean and looked nice. Miss good Ramen, but very hard to find in the US.

4 Star ramen joint, food was pretty good - not spectacular. Having traveled to Japan numerous times, I LOVE takoyaki so I ordered some and they were very disappointing, my least favorite part of the meal and I would not order them again. The gyoza and ramen were both pretty good and we enjoyed the rest of the meal other than the takoyaki. The vibe of the restaurant is cool and feels like you're in Japan.

Stopped in on the way to my hotel later in the evening, so things were pretty quiet by that point, but food came out fast, and it all tasted fantastic. I would absolutely go back.

Very peaceful when it comes to having lunch here. I would recommend in checking out their menu before going in. Also make sure to pronounce your choice of meal in order to prevent any mix ups. Overall excellent Ramen where it looks exactly like your favorite anime!!!

Very good food. Would definitely recommend. Very relaxing atmosphere. Good portions as well.

The food is pricey. The bowl size and the quality of the food do make up for the pricey tab. Overall great restaurant to enjoy a really good Asian food

First time experience. Food was excellent and brought out in a timely manner. Extremely casual atmosphere. Very clean. Was helpful regarding my food allergies. I feel it was priced well for what was provided for the entree and appetizers. I selected the Seafood Ramen and had a Pork Bun and Fried Gyoza. Definitely plan on going again. Highly recommend if you enjoy ramen.

Had the Pork Katsu Curry for lunch. Delicious. The music was very soothing and calming, which I enjoyed. The service was very friendly. Definitely have to get back here sooner than last time. 😁😁

My husband and I had lunch here. We really enjoyed it. Good food and good service. The ramen was delicious and very flavorful!

This Place Is good, Placed An Order but I think it was Wrong. I asked For a Spicy Ramen Soup and they Gave Me normal broth. Thankfully I had Hot Chilli Oil at home that I Just added it myself, After that It was Amazing.

Ramen Fuji is one of my favorite spots in Sioux Falls for fast, hot food. I would highly recommend the Shredded Char Sui ramen, as the meat has an incredible flavor and the broth is a little spicy. You can customize the ramen to your liking, which is great! Expect to spend around $20, but it is well worth it. The place is clean and the staff is friendly.

Nice quiet place to eat. Its seems to be as authentic Japanese cuisine as what you'll find in the great plains

It is spendy.... I dropped 22 bucks on a Kimchi Ramen bowl with tamago and spicy pork. Kimchi was just the way I like it (spicy-sour, strong and crunchy) the place was empty.. The soft boiled egg was a wee bit on the soft side but is was delicious so that's a win for me. They give your about 6oz of spicy pork. (maybe more, I'm gonna weigh it I'm eating...) This is shaved pork not the ground pork I'm used to which was still great. You'll get a decent serving of egg noodles on a regular bowl. They'll be on the thin side and firm which is pretty standard and authentic for an everyday dish. You do get plenty of broth, I'm not I to too much broth, I on team #extranoodles (which they as an extra side item so it's pretty flexible to customize your bowl and stay authentic, quality, Japanese Ramen Style food.) The portions themselves are not too sus but it leans towards 'we gotta make money cuz the place is empty..) BUT, there are several noodles to choose from when you dine in (place was EMPTY... Its South Dakota... I get it.. Yes we love our Culver's and Sickies' Mac n' Cheese bowls..) They do offer several drinks to choose from and have Asian selections that you'll most likely enjoy over a soda. Ramen Fuji is up there with Sora Ramen (in Las Vegas, and if you know anything about that place that's where most of the Asian executives on business will go to for lunch or dinner.) If you stick to a bowl and a one side, no drink or bowl and one drink it's possible to stay under 20 bucks. If you're gonna eat like a guy who is familiar with Ramen Houses you'll spend over 20 bucks... Very niche, hole in the wall place. I personally recommend it at least ONCE then either impress your friends or drop by when you need a hot bowl of real Ramen House style food in Sioux Falls. If you're visiting Sioux Falls definitely stop here and enjoy the quiet and stay for the food. Enjoy!!!

Obviously the Ramen was truly the star here. The prices kinda of high for the portion is ONLY reason didn't give 5 stars. The restaurant was clean, quiet and plenty of seats to choose from. If you love Ramen tbis is the place. It is my newest favorite. FLAVORS amazing!.