I love fujiya ramen! It never fails to disappoint. We ordered yakatori as an appetizer which was basically a flattened version of the takatori. It was delicious! Then, I got the spicy miso ramen and he got the curry. Both dishes were delicious. The restaurant is small and busy. Even though it was a tuesday night there was a wait so it would be good to make a reservation ahead of time.

I think this is the best ramen in Pittsburgh. I got the Naruto Ramen, and my boyfriend got the Spicy Miso. We also had takoyaki, which is extremely good. Our server provided great service, was quick, and was very attentive. The ambiance was upbeat and had a great vibe to it. We were also impressed by the dishware. We had an amazing dining experience.

The picture doesn't do justice since everything is half eaten but this place has pretty good ramen! I got the vegetable ramen and my friend and I split the vegetable tempura (delicious) and an asparagus and bacon skewer and a mushroom skewer. The asparagus and bacon was good but probably won't get them again. Our service was great. He was quick and very attentive. Our food came out at a decent time as well. This is a cute spot in shadyside if you're looking for ramen. Next time I want to try the rice box!

I went here with my roommate for lunch and it was so good, the staff was super nice and the inside, though a bit small, was very nicely decorated and had a very authentic vibe similar to an Izakaya in Japan. The food came out pretty quickly I got the katsudon bowl which is like chicken and rice and my roommate got a ramen dish and we split an order of dumplings and a matcha cheesecake for dessert and all of them were delightful. I've ordered similar things from different restaurants and this one was definitely the best.

Ambiance: relatively busy even on weekday nights, so it's a great place to go if you want a livelier, bustling vibe. There isn't a lot of seating and the tables by the front are pretty cramped though. No outdoor seating. Food: Took 30 min to get even the apps, but it was super busy when I visited. The skewers were all delicious and not greasy, though they are pretty small. The gyoza is great as it's juicy and well-filled. For the spicy miso ramen, it wasn't spicy at all. Pork chasu and egg were perfectly cooked. I appreciated that the broth wasn't salty and the amount of vegetables in the ramen.

Wow! I consider myself somewhat of a ramen enthusiast, so I can't believe it's taken me this long to finally sample their food! My wife, two toddler aged boys and I came in on President's Day and were warmly greeted by our host and server and shown to a table. We were provided with high chairs and I was really impressed and pleased to see that it was a clean and functional chair! I feel like most places we go the chairs are broken and somewhat sticky/gross and so this is noteworthy to me. This restaurant has a nice ambiance and at the time we came they were several other small groups and everyone was happily chatting and enjoying large bowls of ramen. I'm sure our kids were a bit distracting, but the waitstaff made us feel welcome and were helpful in confirming additional food recommendations. We started with a share edamame appetizer and then also ordered two yakitori skewers (chicken and pork belly). The edamame and yakitori came out a few minutes before our gyoza which was then shortly followed by the ramen bowls. The portion of edamame was generous and gratefully devoured by our boys who were less interested in ramen. The yakitori had a great char on the chicken and made for tasty pork belly morsels too. The gyoza were out of this world good! They may have been my favorite part of the meal. They were slightly crunchy yet chewy, were loaded with meat and veggies, and had a great flavor. The ramen was also quite good! I found the chashu a little too fatty for my taste; however, the broth had rendered the fat very well and so it was almost completely imperceptible. The spiciness of the dish was good without being overwhelming, and the noodles were perfectly chewy without being over or undercooked. This really was a phenomenal meal and I would come back here in a heart beat to try more of the menu and come back for some more gyoza.

Updating an old review with a more favorable impression after dining in! Wow, this place is amazing. I liked it so much that I came back and ate here the very next day, and am already thinking about when my next visit might be. As with anything near Walnut, parking can be tricky to find. The restaurant itself is small and cozy but has a fun vibe. My tween daughter loved the novelty shirts on the wall, especially the one that said "my favorite type of men is ramen". Great selection of drinks - the Lolev matcha ale was quite good and paired well with spicy ramen. My daughter loved the ramune and tried the strawberry and blue Hawaii flavors, and enjoyed the novelty of the marble in the bottle. The yakitori - wow!! We tried the chicken, pork belly, and chicken skin. All were absolutely fantastic. I'd love to come back and try the yakitori platter because the flavors were amazing. The tonkatsu and miso ramen were both delicious, portions are generous! On our second visit, my husband and I split a bowl and both walked away happy. The tempura ice cream was fun though I think I'd opt for the Japanese cheesecake next time. Service was very friendly and I felt well taken care of!

LIKE IT'S REALLY GOOD RAMEN.... Imagine this - it's a cold winter day in Pittsburgh, you're hungry and don't know what to eat, but you want something warm, hearty, and full of flavor. You decide you want a really good bowl of satisfying Ramen but don't know where to go in the Puttaburgh area? Well look no further - This is it! Fujiya Ramen in Shadyside is a quaint, little restaurant and bar, nestled right off the main strip that offers incredible ramen, good drinks, and a corner bar atmosphere where you'll always feel welcome. There is a bar area and only a handful of tables so keep that in mind when choosing when to come- if it's a busy evening or weekend you'll likely need to wait for a table. The Service we received was great and our food was ready quickly after ordering. I ordered a lychee-tini to start. My daughter got the Tonkotsu ramen and I got the spicy miso. They were both incredible and so flavorful. The pork goyza was also really nicely done and a perfect pairing with the ramen. Overall, fujiya was a great spot and I'll definitely be back.

My girlfriend and I came here for dinner to take advantage of the free meal due to being Yelp Elite members. The place is small and when we walked in - we did not know where to go and it resulted in another coupler being seated ahead of us despite being there before them. Despite the initial inconvenience, the food and vibes were very good. It does have the authentic Japanese decor and menu to go along with it. The free meal we received was very good. The dumplings were some of the best I've ever had. The ramen was very filling and the spice level was just right - not too much but did have a little kick to it. Would definitely recommend giving this place a try.