We visited Frankfurt the second week of December. We wanted to try sushi here so I just googled and…read moreMoriki came up with good reviews. I called to make sure they had table since we travelled with young children, but they were fully booked for the night. The person answered the phone sounded very nice over the phone so I decided to make reservation online for the next day, and I was glad I did. Overall, it was an excellent dining experience. The ambiance was fancy, definitely fit for a celebration/anniversary. I felt like we over ordered since we wanted to try many dishes here, but we didn't regret it. All the dishes were delicious. Service was okay. It could be better since it's pretty pricey here. Honestly, we were aware the dining service in Germany is different compared to the US so we didn't expect a top notch service. I would come back if I ever visited Frankfurt again.

Have the rewrite this. My first review was an accident I meant for my favourite sushi restaurant in…read moreDublin. Same name. Duh. The quality of the ingredients here are fabulous. The décor nice, casual enough for the price. We are on the patio because of the weather and Covid but inside looks really great also. The service was absolutely shocking. Bad, slow, rude so in reality I think management needs to pay attention but the cook's and all area's in the kitchen deserve 2 thumbs up. Will I go back? Maybe. Frankfurt has fabulous restaurants. Service is definitely very important to me. Make a reservation. Even in Covid the restaurant was packed and people were turned away.

Yes, they're owned by Japanese, but no, it doesn't mean it's authentic or good…read more We were super stoked to find a Japanese owned restaurant with stellar reviews near our hotel (Yay! No more sausages and potatoes!), but unfortunately, it was a big disappointment. We ordered the Christmas tree special for the 2 of us and it came with lots of rolls, but most of them tasted mediocre. Some of the raw fish weren't even fresh. Also, the sauces didn't go well with the sushi. Maybe my standards are too high because I'm from California. It's sad to say that the sushi at our Japanese supermarkets are better than this. Service was a bit slow, but our waiter was very polite and friendly. If you're looking for a quality Japanese restaurant, this isn't the place to be.

Such an amazing find on Saturday! After spending the day in the sun, the 7 of us wanted something…read morecool and sushi sounded great. We headed over to Sakura and were immediately welcomed by the Japanese host. He was very patient and quickly arranged a table for us in their quaint covered courtyard. The fact that all 7 of us could drop in on a late Saturday afternoon with no reservation was amazing. Our waiter was at least tri-lingual and very attentive with our requests (not gonna lie...some people in this group are needy). Food arrived fairly quickly and was phenomenal. Some of the best sushi I have had in Europe! 10/10 will be back!

Very nice Japanese restaurant for a quick meal in Frankfurt, specially if you like kaiten-zushi…read more(conveyor belt sushi). We had a delicious unagidon (eel over rice), shrimps, some rolls and a warm sake. Service was quick and attentive and there were plenty of choices. It's not what I would call traditional, as there are lots of westernized and 'creative' sushi, but the food was very well done and we had a good time!

Sushiko is a nice little conveyor-belt sushi place in the heart of Sachsenhausen on Schweizer…read moreStrasse. Their sushi comes in 8 price-tiers, colour-coded to the plates they circulate on. For my money, Sushiko is better than their competitors on this level in Frankfurt like Sushi Circle, Sushi Live, etc. You can either pick-up from the conveyor belt or order fresh bento boxes, sushi rolls or tempura selections. Anything that you pick up that is intended to be eaten hot, a waiter will quickly spot you and warm the dish for you on the spot. The staff are very friendly and attentive and quick to help you out, which I really like. You can either sit counter-style, facing the belt or at some of their 4-person tables, all on high stools. They have good green tea and some nice, dry Japanese beers as well. Like any conveyor belt sushi joint, they throw some rather random curve balls into circulation like chocolate truffles, puddings and random western things that don't really belong. However, the selection of sushi and tempura is good and if you don't see what you want, just flag a waiter and it's made to order very quickly. The fish and overall quality is good for this type of restaurant - of course they don't try to compete with the higher end, more traditional places like Fujiwara. But for their niche, Sushi outshines others on the same playing field.

Fair. The rice tasted a little hard and the shape was not like I'm used to after living 15 years in…read moreJapan.

Had some takeout sushi. This was actually nicely decorated, better than I expected. Sushi tasted…read moregood but nothing fancy or exciting. The location is kinda ugly, two weird guys (guests?) appear to be blocking the door outside while smoking. Somehow dark inside. Well I wasn't in the mood for sitting down after my workout. Waitress didn't say "hi" but "pickup order?". At least from here on everything went smoothly. I'll give three stars as this seems to be an ok place for takeout but nothing I'd have dinner at or something.

Let me start by saying this is an expensive sushi bar. Note that all the nigiri prices are per…read morepiece and it can get quite expensive by the end. Having said that I loved the sushi here. They mainly have sushi and sashimi and a few other small dishes. The choice for vegetarian is slim but for sushi lovers this is good high quality sushi serve very elegantly. It's a small place and can be hard to find. It's located behind the Rossmann inside the alley. Looks like a construction zone when you enter the alley on one end and looks like the lane way is closed but it's not. If money is no object I would come here again. I don't mind paying for good sushi but this one is a little over the top for what it is. I have had better in Frankfurt for less money ;-))

This place is great for authentic, fresh Japanese food. I was actually impressed by the quality of…read morethe fish. The sushi is plain, but in a good way: there's none of the fushion-hype, but just solidly good sushi. Prices are fair for Frankfurt. The location is in a shopping arcade between Steinweg and Roßmarkt. Sadly closed on Sundays and public holidays!

It is a very popular restaurant so I'd definitely recommend to book a reservation ahead of time…read more And the popularity comes to no wonder. Very delicious food and the staff is also super friendly and accommodating. Personally I can only recommend the green matcha cake and mocha, these were the highlight of our evening there. Soo tasty.

By far the best and most affordable sit down restaurant in Frankfurt. However, when they're…read moreextremely busy, they tend to shorten your 90 minute buffet experience to 60 minutes - despite of a 90 minute reservation or not. Btw: The Tiramisu is amazing!!

Tiny but fine sushi place nearby Frankfurt central station. Here you can order via iPad mini or via…read moreGroupon as I did. I really like the way ordering the menu by showing the purchased Groupon on my iPhone. We had a 3 course menu with Miso soup, Gyoza dumplings, luxury platter with fine selection of sushi and dessert. All was really delicious and so was the Matcha Ice Tea. Nothing to complain about the service as well. I'm also pleased that they shared my pictures from the dinner on their Facebook page. :-)

Yaomi is connected to My Sushi in the back and seems to share the kitchen. My foraging for Japanese…read morefood ended here after Mangetsu turned me away because they were packed and Sushi So was closed. I first ordered the Sashimi Deluxe from the menu but was disappointed in the selection of fish--after checking the Yelp reviews and realizing that the next door kaitenzushi was connected and had a fuller selection, I queried the server. Luckily she was very sweet and spoke English. I was able to switch to the multi course (6 normally, but since I arrived late, 5) meal on an iPad menu. You choose up to four dishes per course or round and have 15 minutes before you can submit your next round of selections. There's a timer and you can't submit your next round until it zeros out. This was a new concept for me and I enjoyed the execution of it. It was way too much food if you try to maximize to 24 dishes--on round three I asked them to halve my portions to a single sushi nigiri piece each dish instead of the customary two. I wanted the variety, but not volume. I ended on round 4 and am still overly full hours later. The business model was neat and modern, the servers both very sweet and the portions generous, especially for 25.30 Euros which included my jasmine tea. The fish seemed fresh, but I would have liked to see a broader selection--I would be willing to pay an upcharge for hamachi, toro, and uni. The fried selection was not a full fledged izakaya menu but good sampling. The desserts were also a good sampling although more than the mochi, I really wanted small scoops of azuki or matcha ice cream. Four stars is appropriate for a value meal chock full of options tailored to more mass appeal in a tastefully modern setting with kind waitstaff.