I migliori ristoranti di cucina giapponesenella città Sesto fiorentino della Firenze

19/03/2026: We went to dinner at this restaurant, intrigued by the "roller" system, but unfortunately, the experience was decidedly negative. The system is based on colored plates, each with a different price (from about €2.50 to €7). The main problem is the complete lack of clarity: the cheapest color (green) wasn't even present with a single dish, while there was another very similar green one, but with a price already around €5, creating confusion right from the start. Even more serious is the "yellow" issue: the menu lists a yellow dish, but in reality, what appears to be yellow is considered "golden" (and therefore off-menu), with a much higher price. We ordered those dishes, thinking they were around €4, and ended up paying €10 each. On the receipt, they actually appeared as "gold." It wasn't a mistake, but a system they routinely apply, which makes it completely misleading. Furthermore, the most expensive dish I tried (wagyu) was of terrible quality: tough, tasteless, and definitely below expectations. Overall, the food is average, comparable to any all-you-can-eat restaurant, but with completely absurd prices. Paying €6-7 for two nigiri or €7 for two pieces of dragon roll is simply unjustifiable and insane for the quality offered. In short: exorbitant prices, lackluster communication, and average quality. I don't recommend it and I won't be returning.

18/03/2026: Very expensive dishes, those on the conveyor belt are unclearly labeled, and you end up paying more than expected for overall average quality. During the week, the service is almost nonexistent in the evenings; you're greeted and then abandoned. If you don't order everything right away, it's difficult to order other dishes. There were almost no customers, which isn't surprising considering what they offer. It's a shame because this restaurant has a significant history. I've been there before, before COVID, and it was a completely different experience. I don't think I'll return, sorry.