I migliori ristoranti di cucina giapponese in Perugia

10/05/2026: Recommended 👍🏻We had a pleasant dinner there. The place was clean and tidy, music was nice. The staff were very friendly. The Trebbiano was good. All the food we had were fresh. The salmon in the antipasto was tasty pairing with shiso and orange, so was the wakame with wood ear. The red dragon sushi was a good fusion. It is very good that most sushi were kept simple without putting cheese in them. We will come back for other seafood when they are in season👍🏻

27/01/2026: A la carte sushi of far above-average quality, starting with the raw ingredients. A wide selection of various cuts, friendly, fast, and efficient service in a great location.

20/06/2026: Pleasant dinner stop after a mountain bike ride

07/06/2026: Once the best Chinese restaurant, now it's the norm

30/12/2025: The food is good (both Chinese and Japanese). The service is fast and attentive.

27/06/2026: I dined at Vizio during a stay in Perugia. The establishment is located in an area of ​​the city where, from the outside, it doesn't immediately appear to be a restaurant, but rather a nightlife venue with a lounge bar. The outdoor area is primarily dedicated to cocktails and aperitifs, while the restaurant itself is located inside. From a gastronomic standpoint, we were satisfied: we tried several dishes, and the quality of the food was good, as was the presentation. The staff also deserves a mention: knowledgeable, professional, courteous, and very attentive throughout the dinner. The real downside, however, concerns the overall experience. The restaurant is located within a hotel and shares some spaces with the hotel's guests. This means there's a constant flow of people passing through the dining room or adjacent areas, often in very casual attire, carrying shopping bags, or even in slippers. This situation inevitably detracts from the atmosphere and the level of experience the establishment aims to convey. Prices are significantly higher than the Perugia average, and personally, this isn't a problem when the experience is consistent with the final bill. However, paying a €4 cover charge per person (€8 for two) and being in such a busy area leaves a sense of mismatch between the cost and the experience offered. Perhaps giving up a few tables in areas more exposed to hotel guests would allow the restaurant's offerings to be better showcased and make a bill that is among the city's higher-end options more justifiable. Overall, the cuisine is good and the service is up to par, but some aspects related to the ambience limit what could be a much more refined experience.

01/03/2026: Steps: (1) the waiting time from the order, 1 hour just for the appetizer, steps (2) that the service was not excellent, they forgot to bring us some dishes, but standing there eating while there is a coming and going of people with shopping bags, pizza boxes, baby bottles, who pass by you, because customers of the hotel (which is located above the restaurant) pass by on their way to their room, absolutely NO and absolutely NO! The sushi was good but too expensive for the quantity and quality

02/01/2026: Terrible experience. (Let's start by assuming I love raw sushi.) The sashimi is ridiculous: tiny, unappealing pieces. The fried food is inedible, with a strong smell of old oil that completely ruins the dish. The only redeeming feature is the noodles, which are quite well made, but they don't justify the rest. The worst part is that the last two times I've been very ill, with severe stomach pain after eating here. It can't be a coincidence. Considering the quality of the food and the problems I've had, I strongly advise against it. I won't be returning; for €14 for lunch, it's highly advisable to spend more and eat at other all-you-can-eat restaurants (even in the city).

27/11/2025: Good restaurant, I recommend it