I migliori ristoranti di cucina giapponese in Piemonte

01/05/2026: Ma Bro Tony Sushi is a small Japanese restaurant in the center of Varallo Sesia. The owner is very kind and extremely good at what he does. To eat in or order takeout, you must make a reservation. You should let us know your order the day before, ensuring the freshness and quality of the ingredients. The menu isn't extensive, but it contains all the must-haves of Japanese cuisine, with a touch of fusion. The sushi is very well made, with a good fish-to-rice ratio, allowing you to taste the quality of the ingredients. The highlight, however, were the gyoza, with their incredibly thin hand-rolled noodles and irresistible sauce—truly mouth-watering. The service was a bit chaotic (he forgot the pieces), but the owner was really kind, so we'll overlook that. I recommend trying it at least once!

23/04/2026: The place is nicely decorated, there is room for 6 diners and they sit at the bar, but we were very disappointed that the food is prepared in bags in advance and he simply boils water and puts the prepared bag in and adds some sauce and that's it, you can just as easily buy the ingredients at the supermarket and prepare it at home, a big disappointment! The only thing he does prepare on site and also looks good is sushi, the prices are very high compared to the town, for example a pizza tray at a pizzeria costs the same as one roll of gyoza thawed from the freezer

23/01/2026: Hands down, the best sushi in Turin, and that's an understatement. The food is delicious and varied, the fish is incredible, the rice is Japanese-style, and overall, the cuisine is very similar to Japanese cuisine compared to the usual European sushi—in my opinion, the perfect blend of the two. Very friendly staff, good prices.

19/01/2026: The staff was very friendly, but the food was NOT! I came home and had diarrhea until the next day. I still feel low on energy. Don't go there! They'll poison you!

15/02/2026: 1 star because it's not possible to give -5. When we arrived, they asked us how many of us were there and told us to "go upstairs." No formalities, no greetings, we weren't even escorted. The atmosphere was sad, dimly lit. There wasn't even any background music. Once we ordered from the all-you-can-eat service, the hopeful wait began. We received a dish every half hour, and sometimes not even enough for both of us. After an hour and a half at the table, only three dishes were brought to us. Then, fed up with the wait and the poor quality of the food (it was truly awful, the raw fish was truly disgusting), we got up and left. The same situation occurred in the rest of the room. Several people reported the inconvenience to the staff, but they seemed unconcerned. What disgusted me most was seeing them place the ready-made dishes on the lower level, at foot height, of the trolley they used for serving. All this for the modest price of 57 euros for two people. Thanks to the kebab shop we went to afterward. It saved our Valentine's Day dinner.

07/02/2026: I went there tonight with my wife. Well, what can I say? Nothing special, nothing bad. Quiet, clean place, average service and food. Average bill and prices. Would I go back? No, there's a lot of competition out there.

03/03/2026: The service was quick, and we appreciated the menu because it featured very accurate photos and was well-written. We noticed a certain originality in the dishes, which were not your typical Japanese fare.

23/02/2026: Having lived in Turin for so long, this is the first restaurant I've encountered that requires customers to buy drinks. The food quality is also average; I wouldn't recommend it. 🤌

02/12/2025: too expensive for the food served