We passed by this unassuming place multiple times, thinking it was a warehouse or something. Turns…read moreout it is a very good all-you-can-eat Japanese buffet. High quality sushi, cooked dishes, Mongolian-style cook to order bbq, even a chocolate fondue waterfall.

Extrem leckeres Essen. Schnell zubereitet und nettes Personal. Ein Favorit in meiner Familieread more

My friends and I had such a difficult time finding parking nearby, but it was all worth it when we…read morearrived! It was a Saturday night and despite the place being busy, they were kind and super attentive. The fish is very fresh and they gifted us a small dessert and appetizer, which we really appreciated.

Tokyo Bay is one of the newest Japanese restaurants in town. The layout is very modern which is a…read morerefreshing change. The place consists of a restaurant floor and an upper lounge/bar floor. The food is mostly Japanese in a modern and European-adopted interpretation. The sushi selection is outstanding for Salzburg. Overall the place is fancy and a bit different with above-average prices (especially for the neighborhood there). Tokyo Bay's staff is very friendly and most of the food can be delivered or picked up for take-away.

Their shrimp tempura roll with the Mayo was pretty good. Their sushi nigiri was a good bite size,…read morealmost perfectly square. The salmon and tuna were fresh. The unagi was really small though, cold and not grilled and no teriyaki sauce glazed on top to make it really yummy. It was just a small one inch thin piece of eel that was cold and put on top of the poorly made sushi rice. The sushi rice tasted good but kept breaking so they obviously don't know how to make quality sushi rice. High quality sushi rice doesn't break apart at all especially when you dip it gently in the soy sauce. Then again this is a Viet place in Germany that also makes sushi and none of the 3 Viet restaurants I've eaten at in Germany have been that impressive or exceeded my expectations. I guess I can't fault them for only knowing how to cook for Germans since their taste preference for Asian food is different in Germany than it is in California. I had my food delivered to my uncle's home close by for this order and the delivery time was good. Delivery guy was also friendly and professional.

Definitely a cozy, neighborhood favorite. This is a cute…read morelittle spot that offers classic sushi (a reasonably standard variety of nigiri, maki, handrolls, etc.) as well as having a Vietnamese menu adjusted for the German palate. (Nothing exotic - but very tasty!) You can sit inside (or outside during the warm months, by the water fountain in the Atrium courtyard), or easily take-away, which seems to be a lot of their business. As far as Rosenheim goes, this is probably your best option for sushi. The Vietnamese dishes are tasty but rather typical for "German-style Asian food".. I definitely enjoy a nice bowl of their Pho on a chilly evening. (It's rather uncomplicated and not served with many options, but it's done right: the meat is very tender and the broth is savory and satisfying!) The people there are always quite friendly, patient, and helpful.. and it's very reasonably priced!

best vietnamese (and sushi) restaurant ever!!! only in Freising absolutely recommendedread more

Good cozy 'conveyor belt pick up' place; food of good quality & taste. Quick too. Great for quick &…read moregood small plates Asian lunch/dinner. Convenient parking nearby across from Saturn. Looks like it's popular too as it was full Tue evening.

Excellent restaurant! Small with a great atmosphere and delicious food. The waiters are great,…read moreprofessional and always there when you need them. You can eat there the best sushi in Munich! Great wines too. Overall, it is an amazing place for a dinner with friends, good value for price and the top quality of food!! Personally this is one of the few good sushi places in Munich and I can fully recommend it to everybody! :)

3 delicious ikura sushi, 1 divine sukiyaki, 1 coke, 1 glass of wine and 1 small sake : 140€…read moreCooking with wagyu beef changes everything but still 60 gr/each portion does not explain the extravagant price since sitting on a wooden bench is hard paying. In resume since sukiyaki costs 90€ per person with approximately 60 gr, a normal grilled filet of 180 gr would then cost 270€ Are you ready to have a quite simple dinner, that you cook yourself, for the price of an excellent Michelin one star lunch. Think twice before although nice service.