Fukasaku - Prince Rupert

Here you can find the menu of Fukasaku in Prince Rupert. At the moment, there are 32 courses and drinks on the food list. You can inquire about seasonal or weekly deals via phone.

What Charley Herman likes about Fukasaku:
I've had sushi all over the place: Masset, Queen Charlotte, Skidegate, Terrace, Chilliwack, Port Hardy, Cowichan, Fort McMurray and Edson. So you know I'm an authority on sushi when I say that what you get here, at Fukasaku, is the best of the best. It's...Oceanwise, which is great, but the presentation and flavours are what put it over the top for me. Local black cod, local prawns, local salmon, local scallops. Noti... read more.

The place also offers the possibility to sit outside and eat in nice weather, And into the accessible rooms also come customers with wheelchairs or physical limitations.

What 동현 송 doesn't like about Fukasaku:
I've given Fukasaku a try three times now. Each time hoping it would finally impress me. Mediocre service each time (not very friendly) and the sushi wasn't anything to rave about. Recently thought I would give the Ramen a try, but still wasn't impressed. Flavours...were underwhelming and I've honestly had better store bought and homemade ramen. I really wanted to give this place another shot, but I think I'll bring... read more.

In the Fukasaku from Prince Rupert, using a lot of freshly harvested vegetables, fish and meat, easy-to-digest, tasty Japanese dishes are prepared, scrumptious particularly are the Sashimi and delicacies like Sashimi that this restaurant is known for. The Asian fusion cuisine is likewise an important part of Fukasaku. Anyone who finds the normal and generally known meals too boring can here approach with a willingness to experiment and try some exciting combination of ingredients consume, On the daily specials there are also several Asian menus.