I actually see now on Yelp that you can even sit at the restaurant itself. We have only ordered…read morethere twice, but my god, this is good sushi. They deliver quickly, and all the sushi is delicious. Really our favorite when we chose to order sushi for home munching.. it's really, really good. My tip? Order the scallop temaki (handroll).. oh my god it's good. It's a huge handroll filled with fried scallops and other deliciousness. It is a little expensive for a temaki, but it's SO worth it!

Simply te best sushi in our neighborhood…read more The friendly hostess is alway looking out for her customers, both the new and her regular ones. The place is neat, stylish and cosy. The food is fresh and well prepared... really better than the other sushi joints in this area.

Sushi Today is a quick stroll from where we live.. so yes. Pretty dangerous for sushi lovers like…read moreus. The ambiance is ok. It's a long, big room, with light only coming in from the front. When the sun is low in the sky, it creates a weird sort of glare. In the evening though, it's a cozy place to sit, but I dislike the light during the daytime. The place is decorated with Japanese accents, which is a nice touch. The sushi is good. It's not super special, nor do they have a big range of sushi's. But it's good enough for an evening out if you do not expect too much. Staff is not too kind, most of the times I went there they were very hurried and impatient. I get it, you are a big place with many customers, but a little smile would change so much. I am always insanely polite to restaurant staff, and I just hope they would give me the same courtesy. :) Of course, now and then there is a fresh exception, whom is really kind and helpful. In summary, a nice place to eat a-ok sushi. It's nearby. So. Yeah. We'll return!

The best dessert bar in the world! We eat sushi but we come for dessert. Service is quick. Clean…read moreplace and a free ticket for the car park.

Good bar restaurant with modern menu for all types of eaters. Close to the movie theater with ample…read morespace. Loved their flavoring and drinks option

It's an All You Can Eat sushi establishment. It is always advised to proceed with caution. The last…read morecouple experiences we had with new sushi restaurants was quite mediocre, so we were a big anxious to step into this one. It was said to have the best sushi in Utrecht, so we had to check it out. Like many, it's a large restaurant. In the middle of the restaurant, the seating is a little uncomfortable, but at the sides of the restaurant and on the top floor, it's provides a little more shelter, which I like for a cozy night out. Service was quick and friendly. We ordered the deluxe menu (incl. sashimi and other specials for just 5 euro p.p. more) and ordered away with the tablet. Food came up very quick which was nice. Also drinks, extra wasabi and even the bill could be requested by tablet, which was very comfortable. No longer do you have to try and get noticed in a busy sushi joint, but you can just tab the tablet and return your attention to your company, which I very much prefer! The sushi was relatively good, but I am afraid I might be eating too much sushi and have problems differentiating the various flavors! To start with the bad: the handrolls were certain mediocre. You could taste it was refrigerated, and, while that didn't really impact the nigiri, but it did impact the temaki, unfortunately. The handrolls were flavorless and bland. And that's too bad, because I love handrolls! A tip for the establishment: make them as fresh as you can! The maguro and sake nigriri sushi were fairly good in comparison, and I also really liked their roll with ebi and wakame. Good combination! Overall, the sushi was very nice, but we both didn't have favorites that we wanted to order again and again. Still, we really liked it, so we'd probably return!

DO NOT GO HERE ...WE WERE HELD HOSTAGE We tried this place…read morefor the first and last time. Ordered off the menu devices which were only offered in one language. Only one person spoke a little English, but only VERY little. We ordered a la cart. Were asked if we wanted the all you can eat special by 2 different employees who came to the table. We told them each time no, we did not want all you can eat. We also attempted to take things off our a la cart menu when we ordered 2 of something by mistake. There was not enough communication because the idea is to order from the device and then it comes to the table via an employee. We attempted to pay our bill/check, which we were never allowed to view and agree upon the charges. We do not agree on the charges. We tried 3 credit cards, but there machine was not taking any of them. We attempted to pay the only euros we had and then come back with more. They would not accept that, instead held us hostage when we go into the elevator and would not allow us to leave, they locked us in. The restaurant would only allow one of us to leave, holding the other hostage until the other returned. We got on the elevator to leave to go to ATM but the employee stood in our way. This was our first time in this town, and we were not comfortable going alone, in the dark, in the rain, with no map or way to get to an ATM, even though the employee said it was very close. (It was tough enough with the 2 police officers.) We would not agree to be held hostage any longer so we agreed the police should be called. We tried to explain that we at no point agreed to pay for "all you can eat" and we specifically ordered each item separately. One of us went with the police on an adventure to 3 ATM before one would work to get the money. We should have never done that. We never agreed to pay for all you can eat and we ordered and ate very little. I had a small fish fillet and a limoncello cocktail. My daughter had edamame, 2 small sushi plates and a warm saki. OH, we also tried the desert samples, which we never asked for but kept being told to go see the desert bar. Very angry we were held hostage until we paid for items we did not want or receive. Never should have done that and never will again. The 2 men who held us hostage were not nice at all once they were not able to process our payment. No fault of ours that they could not figure out what was happening with the credit card machine. Our 40 euros would have been enough to cover what we ordered, we never should have been tricked into paying for something we did not agree to pay, and we obviously did not eat "all you can eat"....what a rude scam to pull on visitors and tourists of your city. side note: the police were opposite of the restaurant employees/owner/mgrs., who were unhelpful, rude, unscrupulous and deceptive. Police were friendly, funny and tried to help! Dont ever allow people to coerce you to do anything you do not want to do. And do not pay for bad food. Send it back. If they cant get it right, leave. Call the police if you are held hostage and treated like prisoners. We may contact the news/media about this story. There were cameras all over the restaurant to prove our night was wrong on every level.

Very good place to eat sushi. We love to go there. It's not too big, and they have some seating…read morethat's really cozy, but you'll have to be in luck for them to be vacant. They updated the menu and introduced ordering by tablet. It makes ordering a lot easier, and, paradoxically, gives us more time to chat with the staff then before. The sushi is quite good, lot's of variety. The only think we dislike is when they put mayonnaise or lots of sauce on various sushi. The unagi sauce is delicious, but the mayonnaise on other sushi's can be skipped if it were up to us. It makes the sushi quite greasy and heavy, which is a shame because they taste really good! A big nono? Fries on the menu. I understand that a sushi restaurant would try to lure and please a big range of customers. But fries? Oh please. All the fried food is bad enough, but serving fries is taking it a step too far. But ok, maybe we should go to a real Japanese restaurant then and not to an all-you-can-eat place. Point taken. Also a plus, is their wasabi. Good taste and nice and spicy. Not the green paste that should be spicy but tastes like nothing, you sometimes get served in these large sushi joints. The chop sticks are a little bit on the large and the slippery side, so they can take some time getting used to. Of course, you can always take your own fav's with you to the restaurant. Like pro's! Over all, a very nice place to eat. They serve different kinds of sake and Japanese beer. Staff is friendly. Ambiance is nice, although I don't really understand the paintings of chocolate (?) and strawberry fruits (?) in the back. They bring color, sure, but not really sushi or Japan themed. On the other hand, maybe we are turning into sushi snobs! Check it out when you are in the vicinity!

Terrible food, very slowly service, I think it is one of the worst meal what I had in Hollandread more

A small special Asian restaurant, with an incredibly nice courtyard. For the humiliated sum of 28…read moreeuros, the restaurant takes you through a 10 course menu, with little amazing experiences. The staff are well-informed, attentive and have a glimpse of the eye! This was an amazing experience.

Extremely good sushi that will fill your belly in no-time. I recommend to go there by lunch-time to…read moreenjoy the all-you-can-eat sushis for 20€. You will have a lot of choice, the decor is beautiful (traditional japanese cherry trees,...) and the sushis come in less than a few minutes. Best sushis : Crispy Mayo, Spicy Crispy Tuna and California.

As with many older buildings in the Netherlands, the address at Potterstraat 16 has seen a few…read morechanges in use over the years. In the space that first housed the movie theater Scala (from 1935 until 1989) and the Discotheque Monza until earlier this year, Restaurant Sumo opened last week on 27 September. Extensive renovation has been done on the premises, resulting in a huge restaurant, capable of seating a couple hundred guests. We arrived around 7 pm and were seated immediately, not on the ground floor, but up a tall stair case to the next floor, which opened into two surprisingly large rooms, decorated in dark red velour walls, with artistically made artificial cherry trees with blossoms. The restaurant formula is one that is getting known here in the Netherlands lately: namely, you get two hours to have five rounds of five choices of small plates per person. The menu includes sushi, Japanese soups, Japanese noodle dishes, Japanese dumplings and rice. At dinnertime, the price is 25 euro; at lunch time the price is 18 euro. The sushi was well-prepared and the miso soup was similar to what you get in a westernized Japanese restaurant. The gyoza was done correctly, that is, grilled only on one side, leaving the other half of the dumpling slightly doughy, as it is in Japan. After putting in our first round, the 10 items arrived at our table within 3 or 4 minutes. Lightening speed by any restaurant standard. Thereafter, the rounds started to come slower and slower, a good balance, as what seems like will not sate your appetite, actually fills you up quite quickly. Service was attentive and polite. This restaurant compares similarly to the other two sushi restaurants with the same formula, roughly the same price and both within two minutes' walk of Sumo (Sushi Qube at Oudegracht 61 and Umami at Oudegracht 74.) One wonders how three large sushi restaurants with the same formula within two minutes' walk of each other will all be able to survive in the long term.