Yoshi In Brescia

Today for lunch, a pleasant surprise. The food was friendly, well-prepared, and fresh. We'll be back.

I travel a lot. It is the best Japanese place I've ever seen.

Truly an excellent restaurant. The freshest ingredients ensure top-notch sushi. The menu is truly extensive, offering a wide variety of options, allowing you to indulge in your choices. The selection of tasting plates is excellent, allowing you to enjoy a wide variety of dishes, especially when shared. The wine selection is excellent and competitively priced. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. It goes without saying (but I will say it) that you eat à la carte, not the "usual" all-you-can-eat option!

I went because I wanted to try something unique without the usual all-you-can-eat binge. I can say that if you try some unique dishes, it might be worth a try, like the wagyu nigiri, which are excellent, but if you order dishes like soy noodles or regular nigiri, you won't notice any difference from the classic all-you-can-eat. I highly recommend this place; it's a great experience, and I recommend trying dishes you wouldn't typically eat; you'll be very pleased. I found the atmosphere very pleasant and comfortable, and the service was excellent. The staff was very attentive.

Very quiet, very helpful staff. I ordered several courses and they were all really good. I recommend it.

Not bad sushi, but the prices of the dishes are clearly overpriced. The menu is stained, without photos - when ordering an incomprehensible Japanese name, you don't know what exactly they will bring you. There is little light in the restaurant, you sit in the dark. Dinner for two with two dishes and a bottle of wine - 100 euros.

Spectacular food, very friendly staff, will definitely return

Restaurant with Bell atmosphere good food very polite staff

First time I've been here with my friends, we had a great time, we'll definitely be back.

The staff were incredibly friendly and the food was spectacular, truly delicious and of excellent quality. If I could offer a tip, I'd suggest asking the customer right away whether they prefer to use chopsticks or a fork. This way, if they don't know how to use chopsticks, they won't have to ask for one and wait a bit, especially considering there are quite a few tables to serve. Parking is obviously a bit difficult to find, but we're downtown, so that's to be expected. The complimentary plum liqueur at the end of the meal is delicious!