Oh Sushi In Sesto fiorentino

Excellent food, kind and friendly staff! We have been here many times and it has never disappointed us! Top quality/price ratio!

I really enjoyed my experience at Oh Sushi! Fresh sushi, lots of choice, and a unique atmosphere thanks to the kaiten. The staff was friendly and helpful. It was a pleasant and fun dinner, definitely a place to return.

One of the best sushi in Sesto Fiorentino

Nice and quiet restaurant; we went for dinner and it was peaceful. I didn't give the food a 5 because the sushi and their excellent ingredients are delicious, but we didn't find other dishes on the menu to be up to par, even though they're still quite expensive. The 4 for the atmosphere is also due to the fact that they calculate the final bill based on the dishes you pick from the conveyor belt and don't remove them from the table; there wasn't enough room for four people. The welcome and friendliness were excellent.

À la carte kaiten sushi restaurant. Prices for the various dishes are listed at the entrance, but some are unmarked (such as gold, gold and black, and a white dish with blue designs). The quality of the ingredients is excellent, but be careful with the sea urchins, as a spine was left in the flesh. Perhaps they should reconsider some of the prices of the à la carte Chinese entrees. You'll definitely spend more than eating at an AYCE, but it's worth trying at least once.

Unexpected sushi in a Co-op supermarket. The quality of the fish is excellent, so it's definitely a little more expensive, but it's worth it. Excellent dishes, lots of variety, and the chefs cook in full view. Great experience!

High-quality ingredients with many new additions after the change of management. Truly excellent fish, especially the quality of the bluefin tuna, amberjack, and shellfish. Lots of delicious food, freshly prepared. We'll definitely be back.

Friendly staff, nice to use the kaiten, but... On the downside: it's expensive if you don't pay attention to what you order. Prices are especially inflated on the menu; a €9 temaki tuna seems excessive to me. The kaiten offers very few items (it was 1:30 PM), and the signs say "Lunch €14.90," but in reality, you're spending that much if you order dishes of certain colors, and the portions of those are tiny (2-3) and all the same (the hosomaki with Philadelphia is enough to complete a color 😵‍💫). Three meat ravioli, which had probably been around since before we arrived since they were cold, cost us almost €6. The desserts are very beautiful and carefully crafted. Honestly, considering it's located in a fairly run-down shopping center outside the city, it's too expensive.