Mt. Fuji

Fresh Fish!
They also have an all-​you-​can eat sushi roll option I imagine many of you would like to take advantage of. I simply got the sashimi take-​out, and was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the delicious fish.
Waitress could have been more personable, and the parking options weren’t great. That said, I intend to go back whenever in the area!

Tried the AYCE option for 18.95 (only Sunday’s). First time I’ve had AYCE where ONLY sushi rolls were offered, but they offered quite a number of them. I can say the quality of the food is no where near as good as the last time I ate there (4 years ago about), but it wasn’t terrible. However, if the waitress told me one more freaking time that I would be charged if I didn’t finish every piece, I would have flipped. She told me and my dining companion at the beginning of the meal and I ate every piece, So I don’t understand why she had to reiterate it (in a rather nasty tone) both times I reordered, especially since I was only ordering a roll and a half (the second roll I got is their smallest with only 5 pieces, the once delicious-​now mediocre-​jungle roll) each time so I WOULDN’T waste anything. The attitude was completely unnecessary and pretty much ruined the meal.

Delicious food, wonderful service. Walkable distance from the campus. All Dickinson students should visit and try.

the sushi very good ！and service very good! I will come back with my family and friends!

I’ve been here a few times, as well as the other sushi restaurants in Carlisle/​Mechanicsburg. This one is by far my favorite place. The sushi was really good and the staff was very nice. The only con I would say is that they don’t take AMEX.

The rice was the best part of the meal.

I’ve been here twice and the food is delicious, the portions are adequate and the price is right. The service is quick and friendly as well.

I’ve been coming here for over 5 years and feel obligated to leave a review. Mt. Fuji is very good and will not disappoint. It’s BYOB and the service is always fast and attentive. The only complaint is that they use imitation crab meat. The fish is always very fresh. I would recommend the valentine roll and a bottle of wine!

First thing I noticed was the smell… sort of a mix of urine and mildew. That should have been a sign to leave but I decided to give it a shot. Our waitress was less than excited to be there and I don’t think she smiled the entire time we were there — except maybe when we left and her table was once again empty. And the sushi? Not anywhere near the best… probably within the bottom 10% of my sushi eating experiences. It was not rotten, it was not terrible. The best way I can describe it is, «meh». I was happy when I got out into the fresh air. I will never return as there are much better alternatives in the area.

Excellent. Try their special Mt Fuji roll. We are locals who have lived in DC and Phila. Mt Fuiji is as good as any sushi restaurant in the major metro areas!

Usually one of our favorites but wasn’t happy to find a long black hair in my salad this visit.

We were at an event in Carlisle and were talking to an out-​of-​town guest (professor /​coach /​medical doctor /​author) who mentioned he and his wife loved sushi and had eaten it all over the world. They mentioned Mt. Fuji, which was near their hotel. They had stopped in and were surprised by the low prices, but decided to «risk» it anyway. They said it was the best sushi they’ve had on the east coast!
After the event, we decided to check it out. I am embarrassed to say we live only a few miles away and had never given this place a chance. We were stunned with the high quality — delicious! The good doctor was absolutely right! We will be back again and again.

The sushi is top-​notch! But expect to wait a very long time for your food on a weekend night. Service is pretty poor. Wait staff is not attentive at all. It is unfortunate because the sushi is really delicious – very fresh seafood! Very reasonably priced. Will definitely continue to go here, but never again on a weekend night.

Sushi isn’t bad, and the restaurant is never crowded

Great sushi

This is my favorite Japanese restaurant in the area. If it’s my turn to pick a restaurant, I pick this one.
It is small, and not overly fancy but the food is all that matters. I have never had bad sushi here! I usually order tako su (sliced octopus with ponzu sauce) as an appetizer. Tender as far as chilled octopus can be, and very delicious. Most entrée meals come with the standard green salad with ginger dressing and miso soup. I usually order the unadon (broiled eel with smokey sweet sauce over a bed of white rice) as my entrée. It is served an a neato Japanese dinner box, and the portion is just right. My boyfriend usually orders the negimaki as his entrée, which is served still sizzling. He loves it and rates it higher than Aki’s (Chambersburg) and Meilin’s House (Shippensburg).
Soft drinks are served in the bottle but they provide a cup and ice as well. I like this because you can take the rest home with you. Green tea is a good choice of beverage, however.
The servers are very polite and check on you often. It’s never crowded and it’s usually pretty quiet. I love this place so much. I will continue coming here as long as I can!

Absolutely, hands down, best sushi in Central PA. Huge variety, helpful employees, and low prices. Every roll is perfectly made and unique.
Only bad part about this place is that their music track is Christmas music all year… I think maybe they just haven’t caught on yet. But the last 4 times I’ve been there «Silent Night» was playing.
I would highly recommend the tuna bowl and the Godzilla, Valentine, and Samurai rolls.

Found this place while driving through this lovely little town thanks to Unilocal!note– we had the cooked dishes only. But the sushi rolls served in front of us looked absolutely delicious! Perhaps should have gone with that.
The chicken teriyaki lunch special was cheap at under 8 bucks and chicken was moist and tender. Could have had more kick to the sauce. Rice was good.
But the salad was wilted iceberg floating in water– so much water that the ginger dressing didn’t have much taste!

Eh. It was just OK, and overpriced for what it was. We stopped here on our way home on the last leg of a road trip.
My brother got «hibachi chicken» which was literally just pieces of chewy cooked chicken served on a plate with a dipping sauce — it was $ 14. Why?
My boyfriend got beef udon noodle soup, the broth was OK but the meat was really bland.
I got the Maki sushi combo, which was pretty good but still not the best sushi I’ve had.
That being said, the restaurant was clean and the staff was really pleasant. It’s a shame the food really fell flat.

Mt Fuji is dependable, delicious sushi. I have never had a bad meal there. The ramen soup is also very good! Super for a winter day!
If you haven’t been there, give them a shot!