From the owner: Restaurant Japonais Eco-Engagé Sur Place - Livraison - A…read moreEmporter - 7j/7 Fabrication de sushis sur place et à la demande à partir de produits frais du jour. Saumon d'Ecosse Supérieur

Food is mediocre to say the least considering the price. The location is nice but i will not go…read morehere again.

Friendly and very good food. Air conditioning was welcomed on hot day. Very accommodating.read more

From the owner: Restaurant Japonais Eco-Engagé Sur Place - Livraison - A…read moreEmporter - 7j/7 Fabrication de sushis sur place et à la demande à partir de produits frais du jour. Saumon d'Ecosse Supérieur

From the owner: Commandez en livraison gratuitement pour les zones du 64100, 64600, 64340, 64200, ou à emporter en…read morebénéficiant de 5% de réduction pour tout retrait de commande en magasin.

Fantastic food, great good value for the money. They offer a mix of sushi and viet style food. I…read morewill definitly come here again, 5 stars from my side

We went to their location inside Mercado de San Martin and I'd say if you want something else other…read morethan pinxtos THIS IS THE PLACE! try everything, you won't be disappointed!

Yes, there is good sushi in San Sebastian. I know,  seems weird to travel thousands of miles to…read moreEurope to eat sushi. Kenji is a great stop when you need a different bite of food.  Kenji sushi is a small corner restaurant in Old Town with a couple tables outside and a handful of indoor seating.  We stopped in on our daily food crawl through Old Town to get toro nigiri and a four piece of their "Special" maki roll (shrimp tempura). Their chicken yakitori is also a worthy bite. On our third and last visit, our order for the "Special" maki roll was lost in translation and we were served spicy tuna. Still good but the "Special" was our favorite.

What a beautiful set up here. We were lucky enough to grab 2 seats on the on top floor inside…read morefacing the sunset. It had an awesome view. San sebastian is a unique oceanfront city and this is the perfect place to enjoy it. Come here before the crowds take all the seats. There aren't a ton of seats either. They have some spots for bigger groups as well but it is not a massive place. I really enjoyed it here. The service was good as well. The waitress was attentive and friendly. Would definitely come back for the view alone. We didnt get fancy drinks but they had a good selection. Come check it out!

GU is a brand-new restaurant, cocktail bar, nightclub that open a few months ago at the second…read morefloor of the historic Club Nautico in San Sebastián. Located next to City Hall, on the waterfront, the 1930s Art Deco style building offers spectacular bay views. In fact, if you sit at a waterfront table, you'll think you're on a boat. The establishment was created by the same team behind the highly successful and popular Atari Gastroteka nearby in the town's Old Quarter. Their theme for GU -- "Music, Gastronomy, Architecture." The staff is professional and friendly. The cocktails are excellent. The sound system is state of the art. The building is an architectural gem. The drink menu is quite diverse featuring a dozen different custom cocktails. The mixologists in San Sebastián take their jobs seriously. The "El Diablo" is their spicy take on a classic margarita with ginger beer adding the zing. The GU Mule is their version of a classic Moscow Mule. The food includes a limited but well designed selection of sushi and pan-Asian selections presented in an artful style. GU straddles the line between restaurant, bar, cocktail lounge, and night club. Unlike many of San Sebastian's bars, it does not offer food at the bar -- only at the tables. The interior decor is quite edgy, with expansive glass sliding window walls, huge skylight, and comfortable Eames-style leather seating. The life-size cardboard cutouts of Le Corbusier (nude) and Mies van der Rohe (suited) in the men's roof are comical. Definitely worth checking out for a relaxed light meal and a few drinks while taking in one of San Sebastián's beautiful sunsets.

A small little restaurant that offers Japanese food in a style fitting nicely with the…read morepintxos/tapas/raciónes way of eating. They also take part in Pintxo-Ponte: a once a week deal offering a drink and pintxo for only €2. I had a croquette, edamame beans and a Spanish beer but if I return I'd like to try the Kirin that they have on draught. Sake and cocktails are also available. A touch I appreciated on a cold evening: they keep the door closed to make the restaurant warmer and more comfortable.

This place is a huge bummer. Came to try and give the kids a break from Spanish food and even…read morethough it was empty, the service was lousy, the vibes were terrible, and the food was just bad. Avoid it.