Fumi Curry & Ramen

This place is so cute!!! We came in on a Saturday at lunchtime and I was surprised to see no one else in the restaurant 😢 only two people went in for pickup But other than that, the ambiance is cute and the place is very simple. The curry was pretty good and it's a one of a kind way to eat it with a stone plate. It was really enjoyable because the curry and rice stayed nice and warm for the whole meal! I think that was the best part. Will definitely come back again

This is definitely the place everyone should go to get their Japanese comfort food. I can’t stop thinking about meal after I ate it for the first time. I ordered the fried chicken curry hot plate and it was so delicious. The spice level is very mild. I ordered medium spicy and it wasn’t very spicy at all. The curry tasted so rich and delicious. The agedashi tofu and seaweed salad were also very fresh and everything was perfectly seasoned.

Key features of the curry ramen are on point: rich broth, chewy noodles, portion size. But as ramen’s simplicity often requires nothing short of perfection, a few minor flaws can seem bigger than what they are. Cold vegetable add-ons should have been dipped in boiling water prior to garnishing, pork katsu should have been served on bone dry plate to ensure crispiness of bottom layer. Nevertheless, despite these minor shortfalls, this cozy outpost is worth considering a neighborhood go-to, at the foot of Bernal.

Fumi makes a tasty teppan curry rice. When my fish katsu teppan curry $15.50 arrived, it was sizzling. The waiter poured the curry sauce on top of the iron pan activating that aromatic curry smell. If you take away the razzle dazzle of the sounds and smell of a teppan, it is still a good Chinese kitchen Japanese curry. I can't speak for the ramen though. For my teppan curry, I wish there was an option to add carrots, fukujinzuke (chopped daikon, eggplant, lotus root relish), potato, string beans or onions of the curry into the sauce like the curry houses in Tokyo. Fumi got the thick consistency of a Japanese curry correct. I thoroughly enjoyed my meal. Good job waiter and kitchen staff.

Excellent Japanese curry spot! If you dine in, the spectacle and flavour of sizzling teppan curry can't be beat. I got the chicken breast katsu which was quite tender and certainly delicious in the egg-curry sauce. The crispy rice at the bottom of the teppan is also a delight. The only criticism is that the chicken maybe could've been brined before for flavour but that's being picky. Ordered takeout curry rice before and it was really solid, good portions!

Delicious! All of my curry dishes from Fumi are delicious. I also love their flexibility to switch the ramen to udon, or from white to brown rice, or even yellow to black curry.

The curry for the katsu was sizzling hot and comes in a hot plate. Very nice touch, and there’s a layer of egg on the bottom.

I've been to a lot of ramen places, this place is definitely in my top 3. Great selection of ramen that both taste great and authentic. They also have a great selection of japanese curry and bubble tea. It's a bit on the small side so might be crowded during lunch.

My friend loves this place for their teppan curry so had to come check it out! My friend and I came at 7:30 PM and it was pretty empty. The restaurant is not very wide but there's a back seating area that is very spacious, so bigger parties could definitely eat here. The servers were very prompt and helpful. My friend and I both got the Chicken Katsu Teppan Curry. We didn't wait too long for the food, only about 10 minutes. When it came out, it was a showstopper! Seeing the curry being poured onto the sizzling plate was so delightful, and the entire dish was so delicious. The chicken katsu was so crispy and juicy, and the egg mixing with the curry was so rich. I loved this experience so much, I will definitely be back!

I was really wanting some curry so I decided to give this place a try. I had the chicken katsu curry rice and thought it was good. I got the highest spice level and it was not actually spicy at all, which was disappointing. I think what the katsu's here really need is some sort of dry spice seasoning to really make the flavors pop. I also had the taro boba tea, and really like that they have a couple different flavors of boba to choose from. Overall a solid option if you're wanting katsu. I would definitely come back to try to curry ramen, I was super curious about that.

This place was on my list of places to try after my coworker recommended it to me when I said my fiancé loves curry. The teppan curry looked really good so my fiancé got the chicken katsu and I tried the fish (sea bass) katsu. It's piping hot when it arrives and I had to sit back cause of the slight splatter as it sizzles from the curry pour. Both very delicious, the batter was thin so perfect katsu ratio. I preferred the chicken more over the fish due to it pairing better with curry in my opinion. I liked that there is a fried egg at the bottom of the plate and due to the teppan plate, you also get lightly scorched rice. Very large portion for one person since it's a lot of rice. Restaurant inside is nice and clean with some Japanese decor and tranquil music playing in the background. Service was quick since we came at opening hour and was first customers seated. Parking in the area can be slightly difficult since it is on Mission St.

Food is good, the ramen is just per my date. My first time here was amazing, this evening was just alright. But I sure finished the plate myself. One thing I don't like is the parking... it's street parking so it's very limited. Good service here, clean and cozy environment.

The Chicken Katsu Curry Rice is our favorite here. Being that it is a chicken breast, by nature this is a bit more tender than the pork Tonkatsu, and this makes the chicken tonkatsu our pick. Either the "regular" version or the "Teppan" version served with the curry that you pour over the katsu with rice on a sizzling hot plate are good! Cozy dining and perfect on a cold foggy day! Friendly unobtrusive service too. We've been here many times now and always look forward to coming back whenever we are near.

Me and my husband had lunch between work meetings at Fumi, a nearby ramen spot on Mission, off 29th St. The tonkotsu flavor (pork) broth I ordered was yummy and came with plenty of ramen noodles, spinach, corn, bean sprouts and mushrooms. It was perfect for this rainy, windy Wednesday. I also added the chicken katsu which was lightly fried and the crunch was a great compliment to my broth. My husband got the tan-tan ramen with spicy ground pork and he finished his with a smile as well. The wait staff was attentive and checked on us a few times. We will return, and next time with our teenage son!

Cozy Japanese restaurant with delicious food. We liked the ramen and teppan curry rice. Our toddler enjoyed looking at the mirror wall snd eating/playing. Definitely recommend this place.

We decided to do take out the other night and ordered a tan tan ramen and a chicken katsu with curry and rice. The tan tan ramen came in a bowl of noodles topped with minced meat, bean sprouts, bamboo shoots and green onions. The broth was super flavorful and creamy as were the toppings. It didn't seem like much at first but it was very filling. I even had extra broth so I could add my own noodles for another meal if I wanted. The chicken katsu was perfectly cooked and came with white rice and a salad. The curry came on the side. I highly recommend this item too. Since we did take out, I can't comment on the service. But they were friendly and had our food ready on time. The food was still hot and the chicken still crispy by the time we got home. The restaurant is super busy during the weekend too. If you're looking for a weeknight meal, or if you're craving curry or tan tan men, this is definitely the place to go. We'll be back!

Walked in without a reservation and was able to choose a table in the back on a Friday evening. Parking in this area is not easy but this place is worth it! I felt transported to Japan. Everything was made perfectly and even the ambiance felt very similar to small restaurants in Japan. I got the Miso Soup and Chicken Katsu Teppan curry. The soup was flavorful and delicious. The katsu was fried perfectly and was crispy. It comes on a hot plate so the bottom of the rice is nicely seared and the dish is piping hot. Compared to the curry dishes, I loved that this dish was very hot, rich, and even comes with an omelette. All in all, I would definitely recommend these dishes!!

I've dined at Fumi Japanese Curry & Ramen a few times, and it's a great, cozy spot for good food. I like ordering the chicken katsu with curry and the ramen dishes are tasty too. It's a smaller restaurant, so you may have to wait for a table, and parking could be a challenge. Otherwise, it's a pretty great restaurant for Japanese comfort food for lunch or dinner.

Japanese comfort food - beef curry for my spouse and tofu veggie curry for me - was a great 'afters' to Swing in the Sky... especially since Karl the Fog had rolled in. My only complaint was the difficulty in find parking - including the hassle of dead ends and no-turn intersections in the neighborhood.

No wait on a Wednesday during lunch. Not too busy, a few other tables, one regular who seemed to know the staff well. Street parking was fairly easy a block away. $50.04 total including tax/tip for our two lunch entrees. * Chashu Teppan Curry Ramen ($16.95) - 3.5 stars This was pretty good. The noodle was soft, the pork tasty. Broccoli was very plain and steamed. * Lobster Ramen ($21.95) - 4 stars. This was a huge bowl! And even though the photos showed just half an egg, we got two halves. Really good, a thick broth, definitely very strong lobster flavor, nice savory broth, plenty of noodles.

Parking is a pain. Ramen is kind of hard to chew. Portion is huge, staffs are friendly, price is decent, love their sizzling plate curry rice with chicken katsu or pork katsu. Curry was thick and flavorful, it was poured from a gravy jar on the sizzling hot place. We visited on a Sat evening, they're understaffed, it was a bit difficult to get their staffs attention for water, order and check. We also ordered the octopus balls and tempura, it's good too, I like to dip the tempura with the curry gravy than the tempura sauce.

It's starting to get cold outside and I start craving soups and warm dishes. My coworker had a couple ideas in mind for lunch and I jumped at Fumi for the Curry dishes. I had been once before for the ramen, but was craving curry and we decided to go try it out. To start we ordered the fried calamari, which was good. Each of us ordered a curry rice plate, which was pretty big. We got the chicken katsu curry, pork katsu curry and the tender beef curry. The food came out pretty fast, which was good because we were on our lunch break and needed to get back. Plate was so big I brought my leftovers home. The food was VERY satisfying and warm on a cold rainy winter day.

Our party of 4 arrived at Fumi Curry around 6:30pm on a Sunday night. Parking was a bit hard to find but we eventually found a spot on the street a few blocks down. The store looks small but like many other places is surprisingly deep and had a separate seating area in the back. It was really warm inside and a little humid, likely from all the teppan curry plates. We were seated quickly at the back and our food came out not long after we ordered. There are signs that speak to how the restaurant cut down their menu to focus on their curry, so I had high hopes that this would be some amazing curry. -pork katsu teppan curry ($16.50): this comes out with a layer of scrambled egg, a nice mound of rice and katsu topped with a lotus chip. The curry comes on the side in a gravy boat, which an employee pours onto the teppan plate for you (though we asked to be allowed to pour the rest of ours on our own). The plate gets VERY smokey and steamy once the curry gets poured on and its surprising how hot these plates are when they come out - you can actually see the print of where the plates have been placed on the table before. The curry was a bit more tart/tomatoey than most curries that I expect to get out at a restaurant, and was a great warming meal. My only wish was that it came with some sort of veggie by default. I did ask for some fukujinzuke pickles halfway into our meal, which helped. Overall, Fumi Curry is a solid curry place with a novel teppan curry option which is fun, though i'm not sure it adds much to the actual dish. When seated in the back half of the restaurant, its a little difficult to flag down a worker for water or the check. Would come back for curry on a cold night!

Japanese Curry is so underrated compared to other more popular dishes such as sushi and noodle soups, but it's the ultimate comfort food and one of my favorite things I've eaten when I visited Japan. There's not too many places in SF you can find quality Japanese curry rice (or at all) so I'm so glad I found Fumi. It's a narrow and unassuming restaurant, but all of their dishes pack a punch. For vegans, they offer several vegan-friendly options! If you're going for curry, they have 2 vegan curry rice dishes! The first one is fried tofu & veggies and the second one is vegan chicken! The faux chicken is actually made form gogo root strips so it's plant-based. It has a great chewy texture and is meaty and filling at the same time. I love the creativity and I think the dish is super delicious. Instead of curry, you can also do the tofu or vegan chicken as a teriyaki bowl instead. If you're craving noodle soup instead, they have a vegetarian/veggie ramen bowl called "Every Green" with tofu and veggies. If you use udon noodles, it is completely vegan! Nice sized portion with a tasty flavor that is sure to comfort you on a cold day. This place fills up quickly as it's a petty popular local spot and you can see the endless take-out orders fly out the door. Once you try it you'll understand why!

My daughter and I had just arrived in San Francisco to spend some time with grandma before school begins the Fall session. I've always tried to look for interesting places that will be friendly to my daughter. Fumi has curry and ramen so it fits both the adult and children's palette. My daughter got her customized ramen with corn and a side of pork tonkatsu while grandma got her beef teriyaki. My aunt and I got the sizzling curry plate. The curry's taste was OK but the sizzling hot plate made it an interesting experience. The rice was slightly crisp and made it taste different. As a result, the eggs on the hot place were also burned a little. I asked for mild spiciness but I think it would taste better with more kick next time. The parking might be a little challenging which goes the same for everywhere in San Francisco. Since it was lunch time, it made it harder to find parking. We ended up parking at Safeway since we were going to get some groceries afterwards.

been here COUNTLESS times. always a good experience! workers are really nice and food comes out good and efficiently, its also quiet and nice and dim. i really enjoy the croquettes and curry ramen along with the teppan curry, i recommend! good drinks too

a must try curry spot in the mission! my friend had been raving about how delicious the curry was and the portion sizing. we ordered edamame, garlic broccoli, vegetable tempura, and fried calamari for our appetizers. everything was absolutely delicious and came out quickly. my friend ordered the hamburger teppan curry while my bf and i ordered the steak teppan curry. not pictured is the tonkatsu ramen that honestly can be shared amongst two people. i love that it comes in a sizzling plate for our teppan curry so that it's always kept warm! the sunny side up egg paired with the japanese curry was so flavorful. parking is relatively hard to find though as it would be expected in sf. i would love to come again to try their black curry!

The food was amazing yeah. The staff were very friendly and humorous. We got free picked radish for some reason. I give it 2 thumbs up. Their drinks were very attractive.

Surprisingly good hole in the wall for curry. Went with a group of 6 friends after we missed the HH cutoff at Chome. Everyone in my group enjoyed their food. The portions were large and they give you a generous amount of rice and curry sauce. Also where else can you find a lobster ramen in SF for less than $30? I got the teppan tonkastsu curry with rice. The teppan came out super hot and I was able to get some super crispy rice bites. The service was also super friendly. Great casual spot in outer mission!

Your average ramen & curry joint! We ordered fish teppan curry & tonkotsu ramen so the review is just base on these 2 items Pros: quick weeknight dinner, relatively affordable Cons: can be pretty difficult finding parking around this area, they don't give you nearly enough curry sauce for ur teppan curry meal Overall, probably wouldn't be a regular here.

They use frozen crab meat for the ramen, this is my 1st time eating avocado in the soup very weird combination. Expensive and not worth trying again.

Food - teppan fish curry. Fish was fried very well, crispy on the outside and very flaky and tender on the inside. Not enough curry though, ran out with almost half the plate of rice and fish left. - tonkatsu chashu ramen. Broth is very rich, noodles are good. Ramen egg was jammy :). Nothing outstanding but a solid meal. Price - we ended up spending $40 after tax and tip. Pretty reasonable but we ordered some of the cheapest stuff. You could probably expect to spend $20-$35/person. I thought it was just a little more than what the experience provided should have been. Service - service is good, there was only one person working up front but she was very attentive and we never felt under served. - food came out very quickly Ambiance - pretty small interior, a party of 6 came in shortly after we started dining and the inside became uncomfortably noisy even though no one was speaking too loudly - walls could be insulated better, could feel coldness when sitting by the window. Also outside street is very loud and audible from the inside. - parking is terrible. On a Saturday evening we had to drive 4 blocks away before we could find a spot.

Happened to be around Noe Valley and was craving curry, so trekked on over here and it did not disappoint! I ordered the Teppan Curry with chicken katsu and really enjoyed the curry. The curry itself had a lighter flavor, which I prefer, and the chicken was nicely breaded and not too oily. The thin layer of egg at the bottom and the crispy rice from sizzling grill really tied the dish together. The menu is pretty flexible too, since you can choose your own curry or ramen fix-in's. Not gonna lie, I had major food coma after and napped for a few hours. No regrets and I'll definitely be back!

Cherry Blossom Festival has come to an end this year; but its cultures and traditions will continue to live on. I thought it was about time I tried the Japanese curry before I'll try other different cultural dishes on certain days. Trying new types of food shows how much I broaden my horizons. Fumi Japanese Curry & Ramen was one decent restaurant that has its variety of best curry selections. Despite its mediocre, classical interior, service with a smile is what makes good business; both customers and wait staff alike. A male chef was absolutely comfortable to talk to when he came to my table. Forward but not knowledgeable enough, he did a good job living up to customer expectations. Plus, the curry rice plate he made came to my table in a matter of minutes! First off, a broad cup of miso shiro. It had diced tofu, green onions, wakami, and scallions. Its variety and saltiness level was just right. Crazy matcha milk tea without black pearls; its tea powder was bitter and discolored due to months-long oxidation. Still a good way to drink ice cold in case I'm eating a spicy curry. Now for the main dish. Behold! Black Curry with vegetables over brown rice, and side salad at the right side (pictured below). Over 2 substitutes: squid ink curry and brown rice. Mixed warm veggies: broccoli and fried tofu. Spiciness level: 2 chili peppers. After finishing the salad, I mixed the remaining contents altogether for a better curry experience. Even though the squid ink flavor was tasteless, its spiciness level was as good as the other veggie curry from Nippon Curry of Fillmore. I enjoyed every spoonful until there were no leftovers. I'm sure everyone loves Fumi Japanese Curry as much as I do. Their kare raisu dishes left us diners feeling satisfied. Might come to Fumi if I'm in the mood for curry. Choosing substitutes like brown rice costs extra, but they're worth my time and for my health. That's the way of a diner! (ÒwÓ)b

Authentic flavors for ramen and curry rice with some nice presentations for teppan yaki curry. I stop by when I'm craving some Japanese flavors and because it's only a few minutes walk from my work site. Can be a little expensive if considered against what you might spend in Japan but if you factor in the cost of airfare and hotel costs, it comes out to be pretty cheap. Miss the fukujinzuke, sweet pickled veggies that goes with curry that used to be on the table before Covid but I guess now we get a small amount with curry.

I come here so often, the owners remember me and my friends. I love you FUMI. My favorite Tonkatsu Curry. You might ask, why is it your favorite? Well because it's delicious. My friends and I always order the TEPPAN CURRY RICE. Each of us normally order different proteins. My go to is the Pork Katsu Teppan Curry. The curry is flavorful and the pork is not over cooked. Served in a sizzling plate over egg and rice. It's so good. My friends also love their Hamburger Teppan Curry. It's not a regular patty. The meat is tender and juicy. I come here about once a month but I think I can come every week and I will be okay with that. haha!

You know how you go to places and you rely on pictures from their menu to give you a good sense of what you're gonna get? You know how most of the time what gets brought to your table isn't matching up to what the menu set your hopes on? Yeah, that doesn't happen here. Fumi keeps true to the ads. The CA Ramen is surprisingly refreshing. Never had cucumbers in my ramen & it was bomb. My lady had the Spicy Miso Pork Belly ramen n we almost had to fight over it. Except I was totally satisfied with my pick. Got a side of Takoyaki and it was served hot, hot! But into it and discovered tasty, delicious Love in it. Not that mushy, oily stuff other places have served me. The table next to us got what I believe was the Katsu Curry ramen & my partner n I were in awe watching the server pour the curry on the sizzling platter. Beautiful! Next time we come here, I'm DEFINITELY doing that one! It's a Fumi experience. What else makes this place good? Friends of ours walked in just as we were finishing up to go. Good people, good food. Great service and tasty, authentic curry and ramen. What else can you ask for?

Truly a gem in the Bernal Heights area, I would say the stars aligned for us to be able to dine here. We ordered the Every Green Teppan Ramen and Tonkotsu Chashu Ramen. The flower shaped carrot and curry flavor in the former were pleasant, and I appreciate the server letting us pour the curry over the teppan ourselves. I feel like their teppan ramen is their hero product so I'd use this first as a gauge. From the front, the restaurant looks small, but as you head to the back for the bathroom, there's actually more seating for bigger parties. Dependent on the time and where you get seated, the left side of the dining area upon entering can be a sight for sore eyes literally because cars driving across the street at the intersection have their headlights on. Other than that, this is the perfect lowkey date night spot when it's cold and you need a warm hug.

The pictures made this place look very promising but unfortunately it fell short from desirable. Came here on a Tuesday and there was not a wait and we were promptly seated. The waitstaff was very kind and the service was quick. For the appetizers, we had the fish katsu and soft shell crab which were mediocre at best. The soft shell crab tasted fishy as if it has been sitting there for a while prior to being fried. I ordered the pork katsu Teppan curry and the theatrics were great. It came in a hot sizzling plate and the curry was poured by the waiter in a cute little gravy pourer. Though the food was picturesque, the curry lacked depth and felt a little bland. The chicken katsu was perfectly crispy on the outside yet it was also lacking flavor. My boyfriend ordered the Tonkatsu ramen and it was nothing to rave about. I tried a bit and it tasted like the packaged ramen that you get at the supermarket. Sake selection on the other hand was impressive as they did have a bottle of sake that I tend to enjoy every so often. Overall, not a place to get a quick fix but if you are looking for something to wow you, this wouldn't be the spot to go to.

The star of the show is the curry dish that sits on top of a bed of rice, eggs, and doused with curry on the side. Comes out piping hot too on a hot plate! Highly recommend it The Karage and spicy miso soup was 3/5, average for me personally. Staff was nice, came when they opened and not a long wait.

Fumi has the best Japanese Curry in the city. I know that's a bold claim to make for a curry place at the edge of the Mission, but it's true! The Teppan Curry is perfect. It's served on a hot cast iron plate which caramelizes the curry sauce and crisps up the bottom of the rice. The sauce itself and the rest of the ingredients are excellent.

Pretty solid tonkatsu curry. I thought I was getting the plate that you see pictures, but I got the one in the bowl. No complaints! Not too much curry to the point the rice or katsu gets soggy. Cooked well. Fairly good flavor in the curry. I really like the portions/size of cuts of potatos and carrots. I asked for some ginger on the side which made it that much more enjoyable Hamachi was solid as well. Nice presentation

Fumi is my new fav curry restaurant in SF! My mom actually told me about this place years ago and I finally got to try it a few weeks ago. I went with a few other people and we all enjoyed our dishes. I got the fish katsu teppan curry and it was a great alternative to the usual chicken or tonkatsu! The fish katsu was just as crispy. I loved that it came with egg and a sizzling plate. The sizzling plate is KEY because I loved the crispy rice! The curry is very flavorful and I like how they don't skimp with it. You also get to choose your spice level. One of my friends tried the teppan ramen and he liked that as well. Maybe next time! Service was very friendly. Can't wait to come back!

Came here for lunch on a Sunday at noon with my husband and best friend. Took a bit for us to find parking - it was all street parking. When you get inside, the space is small - there's probably about 3-4 tables on each side, seating tables of 2 or 4. We went at noon and there was never a time where a party had to wait for a table, it's usually probably 80% full while I was there. We all ordered their teppan curry - I ordered their fried chicken teppan curry and really liked it! It comes to you hot with the egg, rice, and meat on top and they pour the curry around the plate in front of you. I liked the addition of the egg and coming to us in a hot plate! I wish there was more curry - I ran out near the end. The chicken pieces were nice and juicy. It doesn't look like a lot when you get it but each portion definitely filled us up! I was the only one that left with some leftovers to take home for the next day. Service was good too! The woman working there went around frequently to make sure our water was filled!

This is definitely my favorite restaurant in the world! Best curry I've ever had! I'm now living in another town but I always stop by when visiting San Francisco.

Everything was amazingly delicious especially the soft shell crab! We sat in the back and it was a little chilly, but it was worth it because was amazingly delish. I am definitely going back!

The pork belly didn't match the soup at all Noodles from the frozen section of the grocery store or some Sun noodle variant. Pork belly also cooked at way too high of a temperature the meat was dry LOL how do you make pork belly dry

Great lunch spot near my house, food comes out quick, service is fast. been here twice and our order is always good, nothing to complain about. Would recommend to try for ramen or curry. prices are reasonable as well.

Fumi is a small Japanese restaurant near Bernal Heights that specializes in curry and ramen. Parking is kind of hard to find nearby, but if you get lucky, you'll find a spot 2-3 streets down. Food: - Pork Katsu Teppan Curry (10/10): So delicious! The curry isn't only hot but flavorful, and you get to choose how much to add to your plate. The pork is crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside which I was surprised, as pork is typically over cooked and dry. I can't wait to have this again!

Pork katsu curry was so good! I ordered it with mild spice and definitely thought I could have handled more spice, but also wish there was more meat. Overall, loved it and can't wait to come back!

We order from here once a month!! Excellent tonksu curry and ramen. My husband has tried pretty much everything on the menu and hasn't yet been disappointed. Highly recommend. We usually do take out and it's still really delicious!

I enjoyed the food at Fumi and think their curry ramen broth was a lot better than their tonkatsu. Bf and I left feeling very satisfied with our meal, it was the perfect compliment to our recently cold and rainy weather. Presentation was really nice and I felt the portions were very fair. I subtracted 2 stars for the following reasons: 1) Their dining room is very cold, I had to keep my jacket on. I don't know if they have no heater or if it was turned down very low, but they really need to consider heating options during the winter months of SF. 2) When we arrived they had 2-3 tables seated with 5-6 tables open, despite the multiple open tables, the server wanted us to sit at the smallest table, right by the front door. We refused and asked to sit at a different table which they were ok with, albeit a little reluctant. They tried to make multiple groups sit near the door but multiple groups refused because of how cold it was outside and inside. You may think, maybe it's because it was a 2 person table? Which is correct, but they had bar seats and other 2 person tables available too so I don't understand the employee's logic. It was borderline insulting to sit us near the door - where we would be more exposed to the rain and cold - than to sit inner, especially if there were open tables!!

Got the ramen with curry base and a side of chicken katsu. This place is really small and intimate. Nothing fancy like some of the other places, however the food came out delicious and really darn quick. I just wished the soup was a bit more hot in temperature since it was a cold night. Only downside to the place was the parking, but otherwise a place I would like to revisit.

Great for the price! This is one of the few good value places in San Francisco. We got the teppan curry rice with chicken katsu and the unagi teriyaki rice plate. It hit the spot for me because I enjoy eating rice plate. It feels like a good healthy option for a restaurant meal. Even though the price is the same as a takeout meal, you get the full service and can eat a sit down meal. Sitting inside to eat is not bad during dinner time because it is casual, but still feels appropriate for dinner. The portion sizes for one entree are just right for me. But they may be too small for people who eat a lot. I see many high school students eating here probably because of the good value.

Came here for dinner on a Sunday night and was able to get a table instantly. I got the Katsu Teppan Curry which was very solid but not spectacular and came out sizzling hot I burned my tongue (I will be more patient next time). Service was great and the ambiance had a cozy feel. We were able to find street parking nearby as well. Would recommend if you are in the Mission/Bernal Heights area!

Nothing like some delicious curry to warm you up on a cold SF night. Comfort is what you will feel once you take that first bite of Fumi's curry. Whether it is on rice or ramen, you can't go wrong here with your order. The front is open for dine in as of December 2021, but it is rather small. Feels a little cramped for my liking, but that's just a personal opinion. However, both times I've come here, I was able to be seated within 5 minutes. Servers are very friendly and attentive. Pork Katsu is crispy and moist. Curry on top adds an extra bang to the overall dish. Just wish there was a little more rice to go with everything. Teppan Ramen was amazing. Came out sizzling, and I left the noodles on there unstirred for a while to get a slight crunch/char. Paired that with the curry and it was absolutely *chefs kiss*. Would order this one again! Overall, would recommend coming here on a weekday because parking is atrocious here on the weekends. But once you get here, the food and service are solid!

Curry rice is one of my comfort meals; on a rainy day in the city, Fumi hit the spot. It feels traditional, with a light panko breading on the chicken and a generous helping of rice and curry. I also like that the curry rice comes with a side salad topped with sesame dressing, but they also offer teppan curry that comes with sizzling egg. The space was cozy, the ambiance was casual, and the staff was efficient and helpful. Especially since Fumi is in an area of the Mission without many Japanese options, I'd come here again.