Sushiko In Bologna

It was a very large table and the service was excellent.

Friendly staff and impeccable service. It feels right at home!

I like to order with the Tablet assembled at the table, everything is good, tasty even the fried ice cream which is mainly a Chinese recipe.

I did takeaway , the sushi was sooo good Philadelphia roll was 10/10

Nothing bad to say but also nothing good. Very mid. The portions are small put the service is very quick

The restaurant is located in Piazza Liber Paradisus (a cute place, it almost feels like you're in Milan for a moment) behind the train station, making it quite easy to get to. The restaurant itself is very nice both inside and out (it's well-maintained and even allows dogs). The only downside is the bathrooms, which I think are a bit run-down (frankly, on my visit, I even found them a bit dirty; let's just say that, unlike other sushi restaurants I've been to, they're not the best). The service is overall acceptable; nothing to complain about. As for the food, they still offer a decent variety, with fish, meat, and even a few vegetarian options (obviously, the number of options varies at lunchtime—usually less—and at dinnertime). All in all, it's fine to go with friends/relatives or in groups of up to 10 people, etc.

so adding two euros just for the weekend is crazy but overall it's okay because it was full of new things

One of the best restaurants in the all-you-can-eat sushi chain Sushiko. I go there at least once a year and it's always very good.

I really liked it. The place is very spacious, clean, and welcoming. The service is friendly and fast. The sushi is good quality, light, and just right. The Fuji uramaki with crispy onions are noteworthy. We'll be back.

Oh, how delicious, oh, how delicious!! What is this little thing here??😍😍😍