OISHĪ japanese kitchen In Teramo

I've been there years ago, about ten times, several times. The place is very chic and the dishes are refined. I went back last night and everything has changed: the prices are excessive and the place has changed for the worse. The staff is always friendly. The tiramisu with green tea, which in my opinion was the highlight of the menu, has now been revisited and they make it with chantilly cream... tiramisu is not made with chantilly cream...!!!

Good evening, thank you for your message, but I wanted to point out that I've been to sushi restaurants in Milan, Naples, Bari, Lecce, etc., and in my opinion, you can't afford to pay €100 per person, neither for the location nor the food. Aside from the great friendliness, you're too ambitious. You can't afford these prices. In my opinion, €60 per person is well-paid. Thanks. Good luck. I ordered via Deliveroo tonight. I wanted to change my mind, but I can confirm that the price-quality ratio is out of the ordinary. The uramachi were enormous in circumference and frayed when picked up with chopsticks. Anyway, very disappointing. After this experience, I wouldn't dare order from this place again. It doesn't compare to some others, both in the area and in Roseto, who have a completely different skill in making sushi.

Really delicious The staff is very kind And the sushi is delicious! I would eat here every day.

Oishi in Teramo is an experience to treat yourself and others to. All the dishes are prepared with attention to detail and combinations. The dining room staff is welcoming, courteous, and discreet. There's nothing more to add except that I'm very curious to return to discover the recent changes. Edit: I'm forced to revise my previous review after the disappointing experience on Valentine's Day. Despite a reservation for the second sitting (9:45 PM), at 11:00 PM we still couldn't be seated, forcing us to leave without dinner. The problem wasn't the double sitting itself, a common practice these days, but the paradoxical management, which placed the takeout order in front of the customer in the dining room, as confirmed by the waitress herself to justify the endless wait, to the detriment of those who had chosen to reserve a table for the occasion. Reading the management's responses to other reviews, the message seems to be: "If you want punctual service, don't book on weekends or holidays." A real shame, I sincerely hope that the atmosphere of the past can be recovered, which made Oishi one of the best places in Teramo, beyond the excellent sushi.