This is a typical restaurant that mainly serves delivery orders. We were one of 2 tables being…read moreignored by the servers. Waited very long for our sushi! Warm beer. And they don't understand German or English. Kind of awkward. Plastic plants are the interior decor. Yuck

This place is such a good find for asian in fusion on Berlin! They have an extensive menu with many…read moreasian favorites Ranging from miso to wantons to Yakitori and gyoza. They have rice and noodle dishes as well as a very extensive sushi menu. They have a great wine list and its super cheap as well as they seem to always be in a perpetual state of happy hour. I ordered miso, Yakitori, the little Buddha sushi and small carafe of wine and it came to 15 euros! The sushi was 16 piece!! The ambience is pretty amazing there is an indoor garden, the music is very zen and buddha like, all the food is made fresh and the lighting is low and romantic. High recommend coming here, its off the main roads and quiet and the food is awesome! They only have a german menu so either take a german speaking friend or play asian food roulette :).

Good food but not a nice service. The staff seemed to be doing us a favor as opposed to catering to…read morepaying customers. We asked for water and it was forgotten. We were served sushi without a place to put the soy sauce. When we asked them to bring it, they seemed to be bothered by our "persistence".

Really great to have a place where I can enjoy some Onigiri!…read moreWill say that everything here is quite sweet. I can deal with it for the Onigiri because it's such a special treat (still wish there was less sugar or whatever they use to make it so sweet). What was a bit disappointing was that even the tea was sweetened! I told the lady afterward that I don't take sugar in my tea and so I couldn't drink it, and she still made me pay for it. I know I could have probably asked her during the meal if she could switch it out, but it came out so late in the meal that I didn't feel like it was worth it to wait for a new tea and stay longer to finish it.

I have been here already serval times. It is a very lovely restaurant. First of all, I like the…read morefood here. especially their sashimi, it tasted really fresh and good. Love their noodles soup as well. If you ever going to visit this restaurant, this is something u got to try, I recommend the noodle soup PHO Hanoi with beef, it tasted super! Their sushi tasted alright to me. They also offer other different side dishes, some of them are also good. The service are always really friends, it doesn't matter which times I ucome here, They would always make some jokes with me. The location is also quite nice, very close to the U-Bahnhof Nollendorfplatz, I like the design of this place at well, it got a really nice atmosphere. It sure a place to hang out with friends. They also make really nice drinks, usually if you come after 18:00, you will get the happy hour price. But no worries, from time to time, they also got different promotions for the people coming here for lunch and usually it doesn't take long, you will get what you ordered. Which is really cool if you are in hurry.

Sashimi is a nice so so sushi place located in the trendy, hip and pulsing part of the Schöneberg…read morewhere ambiance and surrounding settings are the real plus instead of the food produced. What is great here: Attentive, friendly and multilingual staff (read English speaking and in Germany this should not be taken for granted) that accommodate the guests in the best way they can. Large menu that looks promising, exciting and somewhat creative. What could be better: the rice, the cuts and the temperature. Regardless of how hot it is outside the sushi should not be hotter than a normal room temperature. Cuts should in fact be thinner and even. Rice must be more under the spell of vinegar. A mitigating circumstance could be perhaps the fact we did happen to visit just before closing time. But then again for the prices asked this sushi bar should be regarded as kitchen that should provide better quality control.

Food was tasty, menu was displayed in mixed language, the title of the dishes were traditional…read moreEnglish/Asian, but descriptions were all German. Took us a while to figure out what we wanted to order. Service was quick except towards the end for take home box and getting the check.

I ate at Sweet Coco's a couple of times because it was close to my homestay (near the Innsbrucker…read morePlatz U-Bahn/S-Bahn stop). The food is pretty good and not expensive. When I come here, i get one of those cheaper sushi rolls to start, and I order a Pad Thai. The Pad Thai by itself is pretty perfect. I love spicy food, and one time I ordered it "very spicy," and they REALLY made it really spicy, to the point where I was sweating and couldn't enjoy my meal. As long as you don't try to modify their Pad Thai, you'll really enjoy themselves. They don't accept credit card - so be warned! This place is really good if you're looking for Thai and Sushi (and some covert Viet mixed in there) meal for around 10 Euros.

This place is like no other ramen restaurang i have been to. Its in a very anonymous venue and the…read moremenus are hand written. Few choices but they make them soo well! Best vegetarian ramen i ever had, the ULT miso ramen. Incredible, it actually made my eyes tear up and not only from the chili. :-)

Interesting Ambiente but the ramen was good. The only thing that was a bit weird for me was the…read moreChinese cabbage in the ramen. I'm not ised to that and also not the biggest fan of it but people are different. The rest of the soup was top and really delicious. Real authentic.

If you're looking for the best ramen in Berlin, try Takumi Nine Sapporo. As someone who has been to…read moreJapan, I can confidently say that this spot serves some of the most authentic ramen I've ever had. I've been there many times, and on my last two visits, Kazuki-san was my server. He's very knowledgeable about the menu and provides excellent service. My personal favorite dish is the Nanban Tan Tan, which is a chicken ramen topped with fried chicken tempura and an egg. If you want to avoid long lines, I recommend visiting on weekdays. Trust me, you won't be disappointed if you give Takumi Nine Sapporo a try.

Small, pretty authentic looking Ramen (and snacks) place. Young and friendly staff, decent food but…read morea bit overpriced. Plus is that you can pay with debit cards, which is not common in Berlin, especially in asian restaurants.