I migliori ristoranti di cucina giapponese in Torino

18/10/2025: Quiet place and excellent food. I'll definitely be back because the poke is really good and the ingredients are all fresh.

05/08/2025: Truly excellent poke, with fresh, quality ingredients. The meat and xiaomai ravioli are also excellent. Friendly staff.

27/08/2025: Welcoming and very friendly staff, fantastic food, especially the fusion dishes!

13/11/2025: One of the best Japanese-style restaurants in the city, in my opinion. A la carte or all-you-can-eat service is always friendly and fast (depending, of course, on how busy the place is). It's helpful to order on your smartphone via the WebApp (QR Code) after connecting to the restaurant's free Wi-Fi. The menu offers a wide variety of choices, both sushi (sashimi, futomaki, uramaki, nigiri, etc.) and dishes with a less oriental flavor (tonkatsu, yakisake, tartare, tempura, etc.). Tables are well-spaced, and there's also an outdoor terrace. Friendly staff.

09/10/2025: The atmosphere is welcoming and floral. Orders are placed over the phone, which is very convenient. The food is excellent. The only problem is that many items arrived late, but it was still crowded since lunch was on a Sunday. A very affordable sushi restaurant. I recommend it.

18/10/2025: To start we must declare that the iced Macha late ordered from the normal menu was excellent. The personnel of the restaurant were also enthusiastic and nice to us. That being said, the lunch special ordered via Too Good To Go was disappointing insipid hospital food but with no nutritional balance. The pricing was also incomprehensible. We bought an offer that should have consisted of a €12 menu value but looking later at the menu what we got had a list price of €28 if they were full size servings. Our favorite theory is that our leftovers were discounted because they contained no protein and perhaps only 2-3 grams of vegetable matter, total. It was substantially 2 containers of carbohydrate. Okonomiyaki: Kansai style, not Hiroshima (Tokyo) style. The structure and density of the pancake was more like a Chinese scallion pancake. There was no discernible dashi, pancetta, shrimp or yam. Cabage or other vegetable matter was extremely hard to find. One positive thing is that the condiments were imported and flavorful. Steamed rice: Mushy. Seemed overcooked/boiled. Curry: Not as thick as normal Japanese curry roux makes something like this and very little flavor. Watery. 6 small pieces of potato and 3 tiny pieces of carrot. (Oh, Potato = Carbohydrate) The fact that this is supposed to be leftovers was also confusing because our nice servers were busy frying pancakes for us and the other people waiting for their 2 Good 2 Go. Perhaps too many were sold? ------ After reading the reply from the restaurant we are very disappointed and will never return. Our comment was about the quality and authenticity of the food provided, not about the system of payment. If, in this case, hot water was added to the curry to make it hot, that makes no sense given that most people have facilities at home or in their office to increase the temperature of their take away. If it was added to increase volume, well, there's another word for that. So, what seems to be being said in the reply is that the food service promotion and marketing app which is designed with the objective of combatting food waste (2030 17 Sustainable Development Goals) and decreased food service 'shrinkage', is a useless, unworthy, red headed stepchild and orders via this channel are inconsequential. Please read your agreement.

06/10/2025: A little slice of true Japan in Turin! Everything was delicious, tasty, and flavorful. The wide selection and the many vegetarian and vegan options were much appreciated. Good background music, too!