I migliori ristoranti di cucina giapponesenella città Trieste della Trieste

20/11/2025: The miso soup was basically hot water (there wasn't even any salt). We had to wait almost 30 minutes for the sushi, and when it arrived, the rice was overcooked, making each bite very soft. The chef should go back to Japan and learn how to cook Japanese food.

06/11/2025: Punctual and fast Quality Everything top notch :)

22/04/2025: The food was all good, the service very fast, the price in line with other restaurants of the kind... but it is the menu that is the real plus, as it features dishes that are not usually found in all-you-can-eat restaurants. Advised

19/03/2025: Just renovated, great sushi, I'll be back to try more.

11/11/2025: I had fond memories of this restaurant, and I admit that the food was no exception: beautiful presentation, good-quality fish, and intriguing menu combinations that turned out to be delicious on the plate. The only sore point is the service, which isn't far from the city average, which is a shame for a restaurant of this caliber. My most recent experience a few days ago, at the zushi, wasn't pleasant at all, in this regard. I arrived accompanied to the restaurant, around 9 pm on a Saturday, without a reservation. So much so, that I asked the first waitress I met if she was available to eat, even though the restaurant was conspicuously empty: there were, I think, five tables occupied in the entire restaurant, out of a total of at least 30 (it's very large and spacious). She smiled and told me we could come in, while the rest of the staff looked us over at the entrance and then ignored us without bothering to say hello. I know the limitations of this city and I don't pay attention to certain things anymore—this is an example, so no surprises so far. We're shown to a very sad table in the corner of a corridor, next to the kitchen doors (I repeat: with 80% of the tables free). My underlying thought (I'm a very polite person—too polite in these situations) explains itself: there must be some logistical reason why they'd assigned us this tiny, out-of-the-way table. A waitress, different from the one who welcomed us, first brings us the menus, then comes every three minutes to take our orders. On the third visit, we pretend to be ready because we're feeling so uncomfortable, I ask her if they're closing early. She, as if out of the clouds, replies no, that they'll close after 11 PM. At that point, I'm shocked because it's 9:20 PM and I feel like I'm disturbing just by coming in and being shown to Frodo Baggins's table. Shortly afterward, a 40x40 cm plate arrives, along with two smaller plates with EVERYTHING we ordered (gunkan, rolls, nigiri, etc.—lucky we still have this habit of ordering coffee, dessert, and liqueurs at the end). I sarcastically point this out to the waitress, who clearly doesn't understand, or isn't interested, and doesn't respond, even though she herself is having trouble finding room for all the "delivery" on that tiny table. After playing Tetris with the plates with us, and a "bon appétit" as she turns away, the waitress leaves us and we eat. No one comes to ask us anything else, even though we're in a spot where everyone is forced to pass by... over and over again. Now, I can understand everything, really, but if I want service like that, I'll go to an all-you-can-eat restaurant. If, on the other hand, you want me to fork over €50 each for sushi (let's realize we're not talking about the catch of the day), you owe me, at the very least, a modicum of consideration, without making me feel like a "bother" to the staff, as I expect from a place of this supposed caliber. I'll once again speak in favor of the dishes I ordered, which I found to be the only positive aspect of the evening. Unfortunately, the overall experience left me less than satisfied with the evident expertise displayed in the kitchen.

19/10/2025: Clean place with very friendly staff, clear menu (not at all obvious for those who don't eat raw fish). Delicious food! Highly recommended restaurant!