I migliori ristoranti di cucina giapponesenella città Bressanone della Bolzano/bozen

27/01/2026: This is not an all-you-can-eat restaurant. Unfortunately, you aren't informed before ordering that you're limited to a maximum of six mini-dishes. Anyone who has previously visited similar restaurants with a digital ordering system and paid around €17 will assume it's all-you-can-eat and the number of dishes is unlimited. This isn't the case. Had I known this, I wouldn't have ordered soup. As it was, I left the table hungry after six tiny bites. An appetizer for around €17 – that's all it is, unfortunately. Quite disappointing. Regarding the food: I ordered edamame, which arrived cold and soggy. The sushi is rolled far too loosely, so it falls apart when you try to pick it up with chopsticks. If you like your (necessarily ordered separately) chicken served at the same time as your noodles or rice, this isn't the place for you. There was a ten-minute gap between my side dish and main course, so the pasta was completely cold by the time the meat arrived. The staff only speaks Italian—no German or English. This certainly doesn't make communication easy. All in all, not recommended. Neither the food nor the price is good. Better to invest a few euros more and save yourself the hassle.

18/01/2026: Nice restaurant, but very chaotic and packed with people. It's not fair to call it an all-you-can-eat. I wouldn't say we had a bad meal, but it's not a place I'd return to. As a fan of this type of cuisine, I have to say that some of the menu choices were very good, but others were rather disappointing. Skip the spring rolls and tempura... I didn't find the quality/price ratio reasonable. Parking was difficult to find. I wouldn't recommend it.