Fuku sushi

Sushi restaurant · Longmont

Fuku sushi

Sushi restaurant · Longmont

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2315 Clover Basin Dr, Longmont, CO 80503

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Fresh sushi, tender ramen, and tempura in a cozy setting  

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2315 Clover Basin Dr, Longmont, CO 80503 Get directions

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@fukusushi2315

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2315 Clover Basin Dr, Longmont, CO 80503 Get directions

+1 303 678 0553
toasttab.com
@fukusushi2315

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Rachel Staats

Google
Fuku Sushi was amazing! Super friendly staff the menu listed allergens which made it really easy to see what was safe to eat, which I appreciated. The rolls were fresh and delicious, but pricey. I’ll definitely be back!

Erin M

Google
The absolute best. Ikura is tough to find in a landlocked state and even then, good ikura is even more tough. Theirs was excellent, almost even sweet with freshness. They were also wonderful to my toddler and even gave her a Sponge Bob utensil set to bring home. Couldn't have been kinder and the food was great, which means we'll definitely be back and will be bringing people with, to spread the word. Thank you guys so much!

Malcolm Dean

Google
I thought I'd pop in for lunch to try out the restaurant under new ownership. Surprisingly I was the only person in there at 11 am. It was really good. The lunch sushi roll special gives you alot for the money. With the soup salad and two sides I have more than enough for dinner. I'll definitely be back.

Dalton Dacus

Google
Easily the best sushi rice in town. The fish is always excellently prepared. I've yet to find anything that isn't amazing

Sam Liang

Google
Recently, new management took over this establishment and renamed it Fuku Sushi, and we were not disappointed. My wife and I started with the shrimp siu mai and then ordered the Vegas Roll, which she usually chooses whenever we visit a sushi restaurant. She said it was the best she has ever had. I got the Chasu Ramen, and the Chasu pork was incredibly tender—litterally melted in my mouth. The environment was clean and cozy. Keep up the great work, Fuku! We will definitely be returning soon!

Ryan Schnell

Google
I ordered sashimi and vegetable tempura. I recieved the shrimp tempura, but was charged for the vegetable tempura, so no harm, no foul. I was trying to avoid the panko battered stuff that was probably mass produced and frozen, which is what I guess the shrimp tempura was, as the batter was different from the vegetables. The sashimi portion was generous, with three thick pieces each, except for the sweet shrimp which was only two pieces. I should have ordered the sweet shrimp as nigiri, then I would have gotten some sushi rice. The tempura came with a bowl of rice. The rice was unseasoned, and medium grain. Because I didn't order nigiri, I can't comment on their sushi rice, but I hope it was an actual short grain, and not the medium grain served on the side. Overall, the food was good, but expensive. I spent over $60 for this meal. They might be finding their bearings, as they recently opened. I'll probably go back sometime next year and see.

Randi Long

Google
WOW! This is one of the best sushi restaurants I have been to. We had two special rolls - the Las Vegas Roll and the Avalanche Roll. Both were delicious. This is the third time we've dined there and will definitely be back. Lindi, the hostess is super friendly and provides excellent service. The sushi is prepared fresh to order and when you eat in, it looks like a piece of art. I highly recommend this restaurant. Consistently good food! Also, prices are reasonable and there are coupons you can use too.

Stephanie Leamer

Google
The sushi here is delicious! You get nice sized portions, and if you sit at the bar, you can sort of watch them make your rolls. The presentation is really nice. Last time we were there, ours came out on a boat, very clever!
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Erik S.

Yelp
We had another great, cooling snack at Fuku Sushi this afternoon. The food was delicious and Lindy and Ming, the owners are very friendly.
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Kathryn O.

Yelp
This place replaced Sushi Leo. Overall, it's pretty good. I had a bento box with a spicy tuna roll, Las Vegas roll and edamame. It came with a great bowl of miso and a basic salad with an overpowering dressing. The tuna roll and edamame were excellent. The Vegas roll is a California roll with fried Kani on top. The fried kani sadly just tasted like oil; I couldn't taste any crab. So while I like the rolls themselves, the topping wasn't adding much. Everyone else liked their sushi and noodles, so overall it was a good experience. Service was good overall, and the restaurant is clean.

Ellen M.

Yelp
Was looking for Leo's & found their successor since September, 2024. Easy parking. Nice storefront atmosphere--quiet, well-decorated, nice furniture. Tables + sushi bar (with Japanese cooking videos!); wine & beer license so sake!. Excellent, fresh fish, friendly service, pleasant vibe. We did take-out both times, but the tables looked inviting & the sushi bar would be fun, too.
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Rich L.

Yelp
Tuesday night, there were very few patrons, but the warm atmosphere, the calm music and the freshest Colorado fish I've had made the night truly enjoyable. This place is a hidden gem. The service was tremendous and the recommendation was spot on.

Erin E.

Yelp
The new owners and staff are sweet and really appreciate when we come in. The menu has excellent choices for combination lunches (or dinners), such as the 2-roll or 3-roll lunch that comes with soup and salad. The bento box also has an excellent variety of items. For example, I had the teriyaki chicken which came on a bed of cooked onions--yum-- plus 4 pc. California roll, 2 pc. shrimp shumai, rice, AND soup & salad. All for $16.50 on the lunch special !! The food is fresh and delicious! Nice ambiance too. More homey than a lot of Japanese restaurants.

Heather S.

Yelp
Best sushi in Longmont! So fresh and tasty; we will definitely be coming back here over all other options!! It is a smaller space with only 4ish people on staff: one waitress, 2 sushi chefs, and one back of kitchen staff members. They all are working very hard and doing a great job but it can get a little bottlenecked during the prime dinner time. Definitely worth it!!

Virginia W.

Yelp
This restaurant used to be known as Sushi Leo. The new owners changed the name to Fuku Sushi but kept the high quality and excellent service of the old restaurant. They also lowered the lunch prices (except on Sunday for some mysterious reason). We eat lunch there regularly and it is the best Japanese food in town. The bento boxes are always a good bet and my wife loves their chirashi bowl lunch special. Their tempura is delicate and crunchy, the vegetables freshly steamed instead of deep fried. and their miso soup & side salad are delicious. The quality of their sashimi is always first rate, with types of seafood that other restaurants don't offer. Their Hamachi Kama is a treat. Try Fuku Sushi, you'll like it!