Fuji Hibachi - Times Square

Fuji Hibachi - Times Square is a New York City venue with verified daily hours of 11 AM–11:30 PM and a casual dress code. Beyond those basics, the verified record is limited, so planning should stay practical and deliberately focused: confirm the current menu, reservation options, service details, any special needs directly with the venue before going. With only a small set of confirmed details available, the safest approach is to treat the listing as a starting point for logistics rather than a complete picture of the experience.

Use this listing as a concise planning note rather than a claims-heavy recommendation. There are no verified details here for price tier, chef, awards, named dishes, beverage program, seating count, take-out, delivery, or dietary accommodations. If those factors matter for your visit, check the venue's official channels before committing, especially if your plans depend on budget, a particular style of meal, a preferred seating arrangement, or a specific accommodation. The absence of those details is not a negative claim about the venue; it simply means they are not confirmed in this record.

Use it for casual planning with confirmed hours

The clearest confirmed details are simple: Fuji Hibachi - Times Square is in New York City, opens daily at 11 AM, closes daily at 11:30 PM, lists casual dress. That makes the venue direct to evaluate when timing and dress code are the main concerns. For a visitor building a schedule in New York City, those hours are the most useful verified anchor, while the casual dress code keeps the attire question straightforward without requiring a more formal plan.

Because no verified price tier, chef detail, named dishes, or awards are attached here, keep expectations grounded. Treat this as a practical listing with limited confirmed information, verify the details that matter for your party before you go. That verification is especially useful if you are coordinating a group, deciding between meal times, comparing budgets, or trying to make sure the venue aligns with a particular dining preference. Readers searching across the city can also scan Our full New York City restaurants guide, while bar-focused plans belong in Our full New York City bars guide.

Where it fits against other options

If you are comparing options, consider Fuji Hibachi - Times Square alongside Tachi, Tim Ho Wan Hell's Kitchen, 5 Napkin Burger, Fushimi Times Square, Sky Pavilion 川雲涧. The verified information here does not establish detailed differences in menu, price, atmosphere, or service format, so use current venue information and your group's needs to choose among them. In practical terms, that means comparing the basics you can confirm directly: whether the timing works, whether the setting sounds appropriate, whether any unverified but important details can be clarified before you arrive. This keeps the comparison fair, avoids overreading a limited listing, helps you choose based on the facts that are most relevant to your plans.