Fuji Biyori in Helsinki: book a table, photos, reviews, menu

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Fuji Biyori in Helsinki offers a delightful Asian dining experience with a focus on Japanese and healthy vegetarian dishes. This casual and cozy spot is a hit among tourists and locals alike, boasting a strong 4.5-star rating for its innovative cuisine. Whether you're enjoying a family dinner, meeting up with friends, or dining solo, you can explore a diverse menu that includes rich bouillons and flavorful ramen, or try their signature Teppanyaki Kozan & Ten, gyoza, and matcha ice cream.

With a variety of options, from quick service to a welcoming buffet, Fuji Biyori is versatile in its offerings. Savor happy-hour drinks like cocktails, beer, and wine, alongside delicious desserts and coffee. The restaurant is proud to be LGBTQ-friendly and provides patrons with convenient options like delivery, takeaway, and reservations. Experience the blend of pure, simple, and flavorful dishes at a price range of 9 to 43 EUR, perfect for any meal of the day.

Price

9 - 43 EUR

Meals

Branch, Lunch, Dinner

Cuisines

Asian, Healthy food, Japanese, Vegetarian

Services

Delivery, Takeaway, Reservations available, Dine-in

Offering

Serving alcohol, Serving desserts, Happy-hour drinks, Happy-hour food, Serving cocktails, Serving beer, Serving wine, Serving coffee

Payment

Payment by credit card, Payment by debit card

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Erottaja

Bus stop 212 m walk

Kolmikulma

Tram stop 221 m walk

Trekanten

Tram stop 205 m walk

Aleksanterinkatu

Tram stop 245 m walk

4.5

based on 443 reviews

Google

4.5/5 443 reviews

A. Renis

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

Better than every single Ramen place in Germany I was at, really authentic, comes close if not identical to the ones in Japan!

J K C

Food: 4
Service: 4
Atmosphere: 3

We think the food was good overall. We wish there were more choices in ramen, but it is still pretty good. The whole restaurant is tiny and there are not much room to move around because the chairs were bulky. The AC was turned off or something because it was extremely warm inside for a small space, and the ventilation was poor, our hair and clothing smells like the smoked food someone ordered. The dining experience could’ve been a bit better if the air quality and temperature were more comfortable.

Sven Oliver

Food: 3
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 4

We were simply in the mood for Japanese food again, and when we walked past this place earlier in the day, the traditional Japanese-inspired interior really caught our attention – understated, calm, promising. So we booked a table for the evening. Unfortunately, the experience didn’t quite live up to that initial impression. Let’s start with the ramen – it was decent. A solid bowl, but not one that you’d remember the next day. My partner had ordered a selection of smaller dishes instead of a main course – but sadly, the flavors didn’t really come together. What’s more, the kitchen seemed to ignore the distinction between starters and mains entirely – everything came at once, which felt more chaotic than curated. My starter, a cucumber salad with shrimp, was particularly underwhelming. The shrimp were more of a rumor than a reality – you had to search for them, and even when you found them, they didn’t do much for the dish. Across the board, what was missing was that umami-driven precision that makes Japanese cuisine so refined. The gyoza were average, the fried sweet potato mash lacked personality, and the silken tofu? It was quite literally just silken tofu from the pack, placed on a plate with a dab of ginger. That’s not minimalism – that’s laziness. Service was surprisingly slow, considering the place wasn’t even busy. And while casual service can be charming, there’s a line – being served by someone in gym shorts and a T-shirt doesn’t exactly honor the food or the setting. Long story short: I wouldn’t come back unless I were truly desperate. That’s not meant to sound dramatic – it’s just the clearest way I can express that the overall experience was flat, forgettable, and far from the standard this cuisine deserves.

Fuji Biyori in Helsinki