Oishi Japanese Restaurant In Aosta

This all-you-can-eat Japanese restaurant is located in the heart of Aosta, a truly convenient location, especially if you want to take a break during a stroll through the historic center or end the evening in a relaxed manner. The prices are in line with other similar establishments, so they're affordable and without surprises. The food isn't exceptional, but it's still enjoyable: it's a pleasure to eat, and the menu offers a good variety of dishes to suit all tastes. The restaurant isn't very large, but for this very reason, it's also quieter and less chaotic than other all-you-can-eat restaurants. Overall, a good choice if you're looking for convenience, a central location, and an unpretentious meal.

everything excellent and courteous staff

Cheap and delicious! I recommend going hungry to take advantage of the all-you-can-eat menu.

At first I thought - no way that in those prices I would get quality food. But hell yeah - it was high quality sushi, the atmiaphere was amazing, the food just kept coming and they were GOOOOD I had a wonderful evening, the service was lovely Thank you!

All you can eat but with an additional 1/2 euro for "special" dishes

A restaurant in the center of Aosta Good but limited selection, not a lot of seating, but overall, good all-you-can-eat sushi. I'd go back.

I have to say it was an excellent experience. We were in Saint Vincent staying for Valentine's Day, and he recommended the same hotel for dinner that evening. He recommended some good sushi in Aosta, and I have to say, it was delicious. The place is small but cozy and clean. The staff is very friendly. We'll definitely be back. Thank you.

We came here for dinner at the start of our trip, ended up coming back for another two lunches as well! Staff were great, incredible value, truly is all you can eat and its all made fresh on order. Quick service and large menu choice including a pretty decent wine menu. Well worth coming here 👌

All-you-can-eat Japanese/Chinese restaurant. Very nice sushi bar. Wasabi and ginger galore. The wine list is more extensive than average for this type of place. The spring rolls are good, but tiny, like all the other portions. This is the main flaw: lots of small plates circulating and creating confusion. The staff is friendly and helpful. The atmosphere is modern, bright, with mirrors and lights.

I found the evening a bit noisy