A Japanese restaurant with a take-a-way flair. The sushi is ok, but there is a nicer take a way…read moreclose by (Matsu Sushi). The restaurant is nice, but the the service is missing a lot and reminds one of a take-a-way. The food is ok and the price as well. You can get a soup and spices. I would not come a second time.

Oh man if I knew! OK I had sushi for lunch here. So I have no clue if everything else is better but…read moresushi take away was määää. I mean the rice was not holding it at all. Meaning, a little dip in the soy souce made the whole thing almost fall together. The sticky rice wasn't as sticky. The whole experience was gone. So, I will not come for sushi to Daiichi again. Although it was quite crowded around lunch - I assume people came here for a warm meal and not sushi.

Fantastic dinner experience. The meat and vegetables were fresh and the staff was amazing. We tried…read morethe grill this time and the next time will will try the pot dish. A great and fun date place

This place didn't have much love or attention. Not a very busy restaurant when we showed up at…read moredinner time. The display of items in the menu looked good. Unfortunately the broth flavors were lacking. The choices we picked were the sukiyaki broth and the spicy Ma La broth. Great welcoming service with a smile, meats were high quality with perfect marbling. Even the scallops were great. Would have been a perfect meal had they offered some different broths or ones that had a decent flavor. Not sure we would return.

Beautiful, delicious, fresh sushi. Visually appealing. Some of the best I've ever had.read more

This is very nice too~! I really liked the california roll as well as the eel rolls. However, I…read morefeel that this sushi bar is quite small; I think the total square metre area is about 150 square metres...but despite the tight space, I still liked there for the sushi rolls that I've had. The miso soup was quite small, only about 350 ml-500 ml...but I think the taste is very tangy! So I hope they can make it bigger. Even if it costs more money, I can get it! Overall, my tab comes to about 200 kronas for 2 orders of sushi(Cali roll & Eel Roll) and miso soup.

Their ramen is great. It's done right. The broth was very savory. I drank it all like there was no…read moretomorrow. I could taste that they make their own noodles. I asked. I was right. The chasu (pork slices) melt in the mouth. Yum! I was not surprised to see 3 Japanese people eating there (it's a small place) including me. We are picky about our ramen noodles. I think that says it all about this place. Please go there and support this amazing gem.

Very cute and cozy spot for ramen, service is quick too depending on the time you go! The veggie…read moreramen isn't great unfortunately so I wouldn't go again. The way my friend described it "it was too much of one spice" in a way that somehow wasn't flavorful.

Best sushi I have had in Europe. I will be in Uppsala for a week and I am pretty sure I am going…read moreback for a 2nd visit before I leave. I honestly could eat here multiple days in a row because I love Sushi and it is very good sushi. The place is Spartan. It looks like it is mostly takeout but they have a few booths and some tables. Even if you dine in it is pretty much self-serve. There are no waitresses. If you are dining in, you go to the counter, place your order and buy your drinks then sit down. The Sushi Chef (owner I presume) brings your food to whereever you sit. Be warned that they do not speak one lick of English. They have a couple copies of their menu that are in (kinda) English. And they have a picture on the wall across from the cashier of the various fish offered as Sushi. I got my order in by pointing at "Sushi" on the menu, then pointing at the fish pictures and holding up fingers. (Point at the tuna, hold 4 fingers for 4 pieces, point at Snapper, hold up 2 fingers, point at Salmon, hold up 2 fingers) I also pointed at dumplings on the menu (12 dumplings, were a mix of meat dumplings and veggie dumplings) Amazingly the order came out fast and correct. First came the sushi, 4 pieces of Tuna, 2 of Snapper and 2 Salmon. About the time I polished them off, out came my dumplings. Everything was very good. The bonus part....8 pieces of sushi, a platter of 12 dumplings and a Coke Zero was $24.93. Great value for the quality of food. Good food, nice people that don't speak English and Zero ambiance. If you want fine dining....this is not the place. If you just want to eat some really good sushi and dumplings come here. (they have other Japanese dishes offered that I would bet are good...something to try next time).

I went to Aikin's Sushi around 18:00 and ordered the general Tso's chicken. When i took the first…read morebite I realize this was some of the worst asian food I have ever had the displeasure of eating. My chicken was soggy and chewy, all of the vegetables were undercooked and hard and the sauce was completely overpowering the taste of everything with an offensive flavor. On top of that this place was 500kr for a meal for 2, far from cheap in my opinion.

Let me preface this by saying I'm a huge cleanliness freak. Hygiene in the kitchen it top priority…read morefor me as I've been stung way too many times to take it lightly. I found Ai pretty much by accident on Google. It's tucked away and can be pretty easy to miss in the most "lively" part of Uppsala, but I wandered in here with a friend one day because I was badly craving some Katsu. Finding Katsu in Sweden can definitely prove to be a challenge in Sweden - and I was so happy to have Ai offering it and was excited to try their Katsu out. This place is run by the same guys that run the Amazing Thai chains and some Asian food variety stores around the city. The restaurant is quite small and boasts an open kitchen (which as I mentioned earlier, is a huge deal for me. I love being able to see how my food is prepared). We ordered a big assortment of food: fried mashed potato (amazing), dumplings (they were fine), and the sashimi starter. All of them were definitely good and the value for money was awesome. For the main, we went for what turned out to be the hero of the meal: the Katsu. I had almost zero expectations for the Katsu, but was pleasantly surprised to find it being flavorful and authentic. The best part about this place is that it's quite inexpensive but offers quite tasty food, so it definitely gets a high mark in my book when looking for dining options in Uppsala. Service remained attentive throughout.

Good food good service. I especially enjoy the bento-box but have never tried the sushi. They could…read morehave better beer selection for tap-beer.

The plating is so beautiful (I almost didn't even want to touch it, it was like art) and the sushi…read moreis fresh, delicious and well made. I got the 14 piece combo and it was awesome. Order at the counter, sit down, and serve yourself.

Was not too busy when I came by for a "bibimbap" bowl…read more The cashier just looked tired and overworked. But she offered a wan smile. She pulled a generous glass of Carlsberg for me. Then went about serving and clearing the tables in between taking orders. 2 male cooks worked in the kitchen. The hot tea and miso soup station was a nice touch. My bibimbap bowl came out in good time. Rice was good. Gochujang was diluted. The salmon tasted parboiled or dipped into hot broth. The "kimchee" was just iceberg lettuce drizzled with vinegar. Cucumber slices and shredded carrot completed the bowl. Meh. But, if you are looking for something clean cut in between flights. This will do it.

We were walking the old town neighborhood, Gamla Stan, when trying to find somewhere to stop for…read morelunch. The windows of this spot were filled with customers enjoying ramen. We had to wait just a couple of minutes for two tables to open up but it was well worth the wait. The menu is limited, but I appreciate that they are serving what they know they have perfected. My husband and I both ordered the shoyu ramen. The broth is so flavorful and the pork is so thinly sliced, which I appreciate. I don't do runny yoke in an egg, but my husband enjoyed that component. The woman working in the restaurant was so friendly and quick to tend to our table. This is a hidden gem that you should check out if you like ramen!

If you have lived in places with an Asian population (I.e. California, NY, Hawaii, Vancouver,…read moreToronto, etc) with a decent sized Japanese population, you will be disappointed--and find it mediocre at best. It's a mistake coming to a ramen restaurant or most if not all Asian restaurants in Sweden, though. Pork is not charsiu, takenoko doesn't taste right, tamago yolk fully cooked, broth is alright (def not good enough to only have two options in the menu), noodles slightly overcooked. Black truffle on top is a facepalm. Note to self: stick to the bread, pasta and potatoes in this country.

This place is solid, stoked for a great Korean spot in Stockholm! Awesome service, delicious food…read more(actually spicy!), wonderful atmosphere. Highly recommend and will be back!! Instagram: Tteokbokki Bugolgi Beef Bibimbap Gimbop @GoChooSweden Korean restaurang in Stockholm odenplan Stockholm

I've been here a few times and have loved each time. The bibimbap was wonderful and I love the…read morelayout of their restaurant. Only inside seating as for what I have seen. Also there are options for everyone. I took a family member who doesn't do well with spice and they enjoyed their meal too.

This is the first sushi place I've liked outside the US or Japan and it's crazy reasonably priced…read more The place is small and apparently gets very busy at times, but I was somehow the only person here when I came on a Tuesday at 6:30pm. The plate in the picture is one of their preset options (just tried it since they don't have an English menu) and it was only 100 krone, which is under $12! And it includes miso soup too. Insane. The guy (owner?) speaks more English than he lets on, in the typical Japanese fashion, but keep in mind there isn't an English menu. In general the menu is small, but I was definitely satisfied.