Where to Get Sushi in Haddonfield Now: Little Tokyo and Fuji on Kings Highway

Haddonfield still has two places for sushi on Kings Highway: Little Tokyo at 49 Kings Hwy E and Fuji at 116 Kings Hwy E. Little Tokyo is the casual pick, with rolls, sushi burritos, hibachi and delivery. Fuji is the sit-down BYOB sushi dinner. Both are closed Mondays.

With Megu gone (we reported the closing here), here's what to know about each.

Little Tokyo, 49 Kings Hwy E

Hours, per its website:

• Monday: closed
• Tuesday to Thursday: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
• Friday and Saturday: 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
• Sunday: noon to 9 p.m.

Carryout and delivery run the same hours. Phone: (856) 428-1800. The restaurant describes its spot as west of Evans Pond on Kings Highway, and lists outdoor seating.

What's on the menu. The online ordering menu is big: 34 special rolls, 37 classic rolls, sushi and sashimi by the piece, eight sushi burritos, hibachi platters, teriyaki and tempura, and bento boxes for lunch and dinner. Special rolls on the online menu mostly run $11.50 to $14.95. Sushi burritos run $10.50 to $12.95. Lunch specials start at $10.95 for any two classic rolls. Ordering for a crowd? Party trays are listed from $37 to $79.

Fun detail: there's bubble tea, in milk, Thai, taro and green tea.

BYOB? Little Tokyo's site doesn't say. Call ahead if you're planning to bring a bottle.

Fuji, 116 Kings Hwy E

Hours, per Fuji's website:

• Monday: closed
• Tuesday to Thursday: 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
• Friday and Saturday: 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
• Sunday: 4 to 9 p.m.

Phone: (856) 354-8200. Reservations are on OpenTable. Online orders are pickup only and now go through Fuji's new ordering site, linked from its homepage.

Who's behind it. Chef Chen Zheng bought Fuji in 2016 from Masaharu "Matt" Ito and his son Jesse Ito, according to Eater Philly. Writing in 2023, Eater said Zheng had been the chef for more than 25 years.

What's on the menu. The menu posted on OpenTable (last updated in 2022, so treat it as a guide) has small plates like a tuna guacamole, combination platters, nigiri by the piece including kanpachi, shima aji, uni and otoro, and specialty rolls such as the Fuji Maki with yellowtail, burdock root and tobiko. Eater Philly also points to the shabu shabu, a hot pot with thinly sliced beef and noodles.

BYOB? Yes. Fuji's OpenTable page lists BYO wine and liquor. That's the Haddonfield norm, as in our Umile Trattoria guide.

Which one tonight?

Weeknight, kids, couch? Order from Little Tokyo. Birthday, date night, a good bottle you've been saving? Book Fuji, and if you want a quieter meal, OpenTable's guest notes point to early Sunday dinners.

Prices and hours change. Check the restaurant's site or call before you go.

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