This place is small but offers fast service. They offer your standard rolls and sushi menu, nothing…read moreout of the ordinary except maybe that they offer a few different types of sugary drinks and deserts like cheese cakes. These are not typically offered at Japanese sushi restaurants. But they looked delicious. The seating area inside is small and maybe can sit about 10 people. We ordered our food to go- and most people that we saw did too. The sushi was served very precisely and arranged very beautifully. If you are looking to satisfy your sushi fix. I highly recommend this place! The price is typically what you would pay for sushi on the go.

Used to be the best sushi place in Lund, but now it is really terrible. If you order in the…read moreevening, you will get dry makis from lunch. If I pay 135 kr for sushi I don't want some dry makis containing only cucumber. The quality of the rice is different every time. They really need to step it up! It's a shame and I wouldn't spend my money here!

I went here on my birthday and it was great sushi for your birthday. Most sushi in Sweden is a…read morelittle boring, but here it was fun, experimental, and with different cool tastes that went well together. I think this place opened in April 2014 so it is relatively new but seems popular and I can really understand why! The staff was friendly (only to people worked here) and we got as much extra ginger as we wanted. The service is a little slow (only two people work) so don't go in a hurry. There are only two tables in the restaurant, so book ahead if you want to sit in. However, the tables are right by the door so it is a little cold. I would recommend to take the sushi home and/or go and eat there when it's summer. The interior design, the plates, and the light is however very nice so it is cozy to be in there despite the cold. Also, many thumbs up for the GREAT food. Real good sushi, eat here!

Verdict: Not bad at all but primary when price is your main criteria! Cosy place suitable only for…read moremuch smaller groups though, for all others this is a take out place! Pros: - Aesthetically appealing. - Good bang for your bucks, especially in regards of the large plates. - Nice and pretty wide as well as creative assortment of sushi. - Closest Sushi place to Main Uni area. Cons: - There should be a point with garnish! Chive mayo or Salmon roe spread randomly on and over several sort of Nigiri on the same plate is very much meh. - Rice, is so hard for us Swedes I know! Somewhat undercooked and not enough vinegar-ish! - No sauce applied: nor Soya over the fish nor Wasabi under the fish. That is 99% of all Sushi places in Sweden though.

Wasabi Sushi is not the worst nor the best but certainly the most expensive sushi house in Lund…read more Geographically speaking Wasabi was always destined to be the posh Japanese restaurant in Lund. Being neighbour with Juridicum, the Faculty of Law, the poshest institution among the Lund's university faculties Wasabi must have known right from the start what costumers it prominently would attract. Regardless of what one might called these costumers; the in crowd, the elite, snobs, hipsters, spoiled/Stockholm brats, one thing they do have in common is the ability to be overcharged! And Wasabi knows this too well. At Wasabi sushi you will get decent hot or cold small portions of Japanese dishes for a hefty sum of money! One might argue that the size of portions, them being trendy small, might be influenced by the trendy costumers desires of being lean and mean but that is not something I dare to speculate on. The Nigiris, served in pair, as well as the Hosomakis are pretty traditional in contrast to the trendy Futomakis with exciting twists. I who happen to enjoy the more traditional sushi combos did in fact like the teriyaki chicken Maki or the tuna asparagus Maki infused with mango-chilli sauce. However they could do better in regards of the sushi rice as it has been somewhat dry and less vinegary on a couple of occasions. The Yakisobas are pretty decent as well, however the one with tofu and vegetables feels just bland and sometimes odd or as a friend of mine put it "off". I have had better for less and by way more attentive, fast and less trendy nonchalant staffs which is the reason why I give Wasabi Sushi just 2 stars.

Good sushi! Too small pieces for my taste but overall very nice…read more Service was super!!

Don't get me wrong, I don't believe you need to be an Italian to make a good pasta but when it…read morecomes to Sushi I tend to be somewhat prejudice. But If you live in Sweden and still got the raw fish cravings you need to get off your high horses or good luck finding Japanese authentic sushi or for that matter a Japaneses sushi chef. I am not saying there aren't any but I am saying the good ones do not bother to leave Japan for Sweden or for that matter London or NY for Sweden. Having said all that, let me assure you that in Lund, a small town in the south of Sweden but still the biggest university town in the entire country lies a little gem called Rå Epok. At Rå Epok the concept is simple as well as revolutionary and Avant-garde. Sushi needs to evolve and become sustainable, contain locally produced/caught fish which also are and should be restocked. So for all you fatty tuna lovers, stop reading the review right about here this place is not for you or for people in love with any species on the "Fish Red List" ! However if you can access your green conscience, once in a while, and or are adventurous let your taste buds get tickled and amazed by the taste of Nigiris or maki rolls made with char, cod, perch or pike-perch or other seasonal sustainable and regional fish topped with pomegranate and leek salad or Passion Fruit vinegar. The fish selection might sound unusual but still even to my Japanese friends the taste and texture of the Nigiris was the most authentic,superb and delicious. Portion- and price wise the dishes are also good bang for the buck and at lunch time even a better bargain together with the yummy, however somewhat thick Miso soup . I only wish the little fingers of perfectly vinegared rice were topped with wasabi under the file as they always are in Japan. But It is all forgiven and forgotten when your EBLAROLLE (char maki roll with chive, apple and cream cheese) or KRÖGAREN (grilled salmon maki roll with avocado, cucumber and fresh chili) arrives at the table.

This place has changed its name to Reko sushi but its the same quality of sushi. I like the quality…read moreof the sushi and the yakiniku set is delicious too. The rice they use is probably the secret to their yum factor. Rice seems to be the underrated star and yet there are so many establishments that skimp on the quality of the rice. Reko understands that it starts with good rice and good ingredients.

Went to Sushibaren based on a friend's recommendation. It's Located about a 10 minute drive or 1/2…read morehour walk from Triangeln station. The restaurant is small so I would imagine they get busy during peak. They have more seating outside than in. I ordered for take away and many were coming in that ordered ahead for take away. Bonus-they have self serve Miso Soup available while you wait which was excellent! I wanted to try a variety of pieces so went with the Meny 3 (12 pieces.) A nice mix of Nigiri and Rolls. All of the pieces-Salmon, Tuna & Shrimp were delicious. Rice was cooked just right. This was the perfect portion as I wasn't very hungry. The guys behind the counter were very helpful and friendly. My new go to for Sushi in Malmö!

There is no better sushi lunch. Ask for lightly seared salmon or tuna with chili and you''ll be in…read moreheaven!

When In Sweden, when in Lund and most importantly when in raw-fish abstinent the best place to get…read moreyou fixed is at Zen Sushi & Tea! This is where you want to go for the best as well as affordable & reliable SH#@ or fix! I'll only recommend two sushi joints in Lund! One appeals to the green and environmentally-correct personality of mine, needless to say aside from great taste, value and quality! The other, Zen Sushi & Tea is where I go to silence the cravings that might not be so attuned to the red fish list! Occasionally I can't help myself wanting to enjoy species such as tuna and prawns! Also I might add that the black & white design is charming as well as sober and suiting! Now to why this place is a (guilty) pleasure of mine; Nigiri pillows that will not fall apart, go ahead laugh but remember this is Sweden we do frequently mess up with the rice. The rice pillows are well-seasoned and in good sweet contra sour- harmony. Fresh fish slices that are cut perfectly thick or thin depending on whether your pleasure happens to be Sashimi or Nigiri! The usual Cali or salmon rolls are spot on, but they do offer Makis with twists and I do urge you to order such. I for one love the shake garlic roll that is made with garlic marinated salmon as well as spring onion which adds a great texture to the roll. Another roll to love, depending on how one might feel about Saffron, is the Golden Gate Roll. The ironic taste of the Saffron adds another dimension to the sweetness of prawns and avocado! I do also love the spicy tuna roll which get its zing from the Kimchi-mayo (chili & garlic) and especially when upgraded to the inferno version which is grilled and even hotter. If you, much like me, think highly of lemon, be sure to try the Lemon Suprise Roll where you get lemon marinated prawns as well as lemon zest, the fusion in between the citrus and nutishness from the sesame seeds is exciting! To be honest the biggest problem I have with Zen is the lack of tofu and leek in the ever so too zingy or chili-spicy Miso soup. I love Zens innovation abilities but one this one they gone a little too far. The saltiness together with the smokey flavor accompanied with this much chili doesn't add or improve the soup. It becomes ratter an unpleasant roller coaster ride on the taste buds! Also Zen offers only 3 hot dishes and they nowhere near the sushi served in terms of quality, authenticity and value. The Yakiniku beef neither is tender nor offers the required depth. Furthermore the reason behind added Kimchi-mayo to the dish is a mystery to me! I would also have liked Zen even more if the fish selection wasn't this limited and predictable. Nevertheless as long as you are at Zen to get help with your raw fish cravings you wont find many other words best to describe it than; bravo, bravo and bravo!

Possibly some of the best sushi you can get in Lund! It's a little on the expensive side for what…read moreit is, but honestly worth it in case of a major craving! From what I remember, their nigiris were pretty damn good :)

Fantastic food. Cheep and real from Asia. The restaurant is…read morenot pretty but the food is excellent. Very good price. Big portions. The staff speeks bad English and Swedish but are friendly. Worth a visit.