SATORI In Firenze

A reliable choice for the area; we're regulars here. We recommend, however, at least for the dinner menu, updating the menu a bit to keep up with other sushi restaurants in the city. The food, however, is very good, the service excellent, and the location is always beautiful.

Very good sushi, the place a little dark for my taste

Excellent food. The place was beautiful. It's a shame about the service. The waiter who took our order was nice, but when we went to the cashier, the girl wasn't very friendly. I'll go back for the food, though.

Wonderful experience, variety and quality at an affordable price.

Well, let me start by saying I'm a huge sushi eater. I gave it 3 stars for the price (slightly high in my opinion), the all-you-can-eat menu, the good fish, but the portions of spaghetti, rice, and grilled vegetables were way oversized. This is fine considering the à la carte menu, but for an all-you-can-eat restaurant, where the idea is to try a little bit of everything, it's decidedly out of place. Otherwise, the service was good, the Caribbean location perhaps a little dull.

They told me about the sushi and tempura. Everyone raved. I actually tried the tempura (not here), and when they invited me to this other restaurant, I gladly accepted, but the house one was a little too crunchy for me. The ravioli were very good, light and tasty: an eight if I had to give them a grade like in school. The spring rolls were acceptable, but it's a shame about the broth, which was so hot that, once it cooled, it seemed tasteless. The place was spacious and not crowded, but the five of us were a bit cramped. The decor was spectacular, with a bit of everything, and even a cute little angel watching over us at the table. The Japanese cuisine isn't really to my taste (I prefer Thai), but... the ravioli were really good. I didn't take any photos because the lighting was too low and I wanted to avoid the distracting flash. The menu was endless, incomprehensible to me, and without illustrations, but it was then "explained" well by the waitress. The table was nicely set, but the napkins were paper. In short, even though the sushi isn't particularly appealing to me, thanks to the rest and the pleasant company, it was a pleasant couple of hours away from the usual steak and ribollita menu. And the prices, I think, were more than reasonable, especially regarding the AYCE (all you can eat) option, which I'm told is very popular. -- Located on the outskirts of town, with a cinema nearby and the stadium a little further on. Parking nearby.

It was yummy I like it so much till now I went there almost once a week !

Very cute place, it feels like being inside a castle. The menu is ordered through the waitress who occasionally comes to your table.

Ci siamo stati per pranzo. L'ambiente a prima vista è molto bello ma la pulizia dei tavoli non è il massimo. Sui piatti già posizionati su ogni tavolo, c'erano briciole varie, peccato che ci dobbiamo poi mangiare! I menù plastificati, sempre sopra i tavoli, sono appiccicosi, toccati forse con mani sporche.. Comunque non è una bella impressione. Io ho preso la tempura mista e ho fatto fatica a mangiarla, l'unico sapore era l'olio fritto. Ho mangiato anche altro e la qualità del cibo non è il massimo. Prezzi in linea con quanto si mangia. Non so se lo consiglierei, ho fatto fatica a digerire.

Ristorante ben restaurato con pietra e mattoni a vista, si presenta piacevole ed elegante. A cena il prezzo è fissato a 30 euro. Non pochi, così occorre avere un discreto appetito perché risulti conveniente. Comunque c'è molta scelta di ricette asiatiche più o meno rivisitate: con un buon livello qualitativo. esclusa la tempura, che è sempre unta e pesante. Del tutto diversa dai fritti leggerissimi che si mangiano in Giappone.