Tami Sushi Palazzolo In Palazzolo sull'oglio

Very good food. Nice atmosphere. Fast service.

I had lunch with my girlfriend for our anniversary. We can only eat cooked dishes, and the menu offers a wide selection. Excellent table service. Excellent attention to detail, including onigiri with Venus rice and exceptional cooked shrimp. Overall, an excellent all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant.

First time at this place and a great experience. The food was good, the service was quick (there were six of us and everything arrived on time), the place was tidy, clean, elegant, and not noisy. It should be noted that we were there for lunch, and it was already a bit late, but probably at other times too... they hold their own! The usual disproportion between the cost of 75cl of water and the cost of the entire meal, but overall, it's fine.

Very good food and generous portions at a fair price. The service was disappointing on my last visit: dishes either didn't arrive or arrived three times. Even when we asked for clarification, we were simply told they must have had a problem in the kitchen.

I went there for lunch for the first time. What I ate was very good, except for the grilled chicken ravioli, which, for my taste, tasted only of garlic. The atmosphere is nice, but it could use a little more attention to cleanliness.

Satisfying food at a fair price, but it's a shame about the countless demonic looks the employees directed at our table. My friends and I felt very kawaii baka uwu at our little chan table. I recommend you completely eliminate those shrimp with sweet and sour sauce... I risked my life. I recommend you improve the service. Pota deh

I've been for both lunch and dinner, and ironically, I had a better time at lunch, which is cheaper, than at dinner. The staff was a bit "sad," but I'll go back for lunch, but I'll skip dinner.

Good food, but unfortunately, while I was waiting for my order to arrive—a 30-minute delay, which I could have easily overlooked—I had to approach the door to let a guy with the plates pass. A very rude waitress, I think she was Italian, came over and said, "Eh si levi neh" in an arrogant manner with her arms crossed. She then pointed to a corner where I could sit as if I were a dog without food. Luckily, another guy came over to take care of my order and kindly told me he would take care of it, and kindly offered me a seat. I don't hope you meet her; in fact, I hope someone reads this review and takes note.