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The Nigeria international reacted angrily to jeers after losing the ball and took his shirt off, storming off the pitch, only be to be talked back on by his coaching staff.
He was replaced at half-time.
Moussa Sow, who scored an injury-time winner, said: "Emenike is very worried. Our fans should raise him up."
Emenike - who is in his second spell at the club - has only scored four goals in 22 league appearances this season for title contenders Fenerbahce.
He joined Fener in 2011 but was linked to a match-fixing scandal, though he was later cleared of any involvement, joining Spartak before playing a game for the Istanbul club.
The striker rejoined the club in 2013.
Senegal striker Sow added: "Our fans should support him. We need him for the title. This season has been tough for Emenike. He would like to contribute to the team.
"He is very eager for success like us but our fans want us to win the games - they are aware of this season's importance."
Fenerbahce striker Emmanuel Emenike demanded to be substituted after being booed by his own fans during their 1-0 home win over rivals Besiktas.

Selby had been due to face Hermogenes Castillo, also of Nicaragua, but the 21-year-old has pulled out at the last minute with a hand injury.
The 27-year-old became the fastest Welsh boxer to a British title with victory over Louis Norman in May.
He is undefeated in five fights since turning professional in 2015.
IBF featherweight champion Lee Selby says brother Andrew is a "natural fighter".
"I'm not saying it because he's my brother but he's one of the most talented boxers I've seen," he said.
"He does stuff in the gym that you cannot teach. He's just a natural fighter."
Former world featherweight champion Barry McGuigan said Selby is "one of the best talents" he has ever seen.
Older brother Lee has sparred against his sibling in the build-up to Friday's fight at Meadowbank Sports Centre in Edinburgh.
"He's looking brilliant and I've got a black eye to prove it," he told BBC Radio Wales Sport.
"It's like trying to swat a fly and you get stung by a bee. That's what it's like chasing round the ring - you just can't hit him.
"He hits you about five times before you move your hands."
After the Edinburgh fight, the younger Selby will face a yet to be announced opponent on 18 November at London's Wembley Arena.
Lee Selby has said he is likely to defend his IBF featherweight title against Jonathan Victor Barros in mid-December in the United States.
British champion Andrew Selby will now face Nicaraguan Felix Moncada in a 10-round international flyweight contest in Edinburgh on Friday.

Don and Maxine Simpson from Bakersfield, California, died four hours apart on adjoining beds, holding hands during some of their final hours.
Melissa Sloan said her grandmother died first and when her body was removed from the room, her husband followed.
"All Don wanted was to be with his beautiful wife. He adored my grandmother, loved her to the end of the earth," she told KERO-TV.
He was 90 and she was 87, and they met at a bowling alley in Bakersfield in 1952, getting married in the same year.
When civil engineer Don worked for the US Army, the couple spent some time in Germany, where they adopted twin 18-month-old boys from an orphanage.
They returned to Bakersfield, where she worked as a nurse and he owned his own engineering firm.
They are survived by one son and five grandchildren.

Even in death, a couple married for nearly 62 years were inseparable.

