This place doesn't really stand out from the outside and the interior inside is nothing special…read more However, the food here is pretty good and that's what you'll be coming back for. We tried the special sushi rolls and I really liked the Dragon roll, you get 10 pieces for 89 kr which is a pretty good deal. The udon and ramen are quite nice as well and I must say this has become my new favorite Japanese restaurant in town. If you are tired of the bored plain sushi served everywhere else in town, then you should definitely check out this place.

My husband and I are ramen fiends so when another, more popular, well-reviewed ramen joint was…read moreclosed, we came here. It is staffed by one lone Chinese dude, but he is super friendly and quick! I ordered the pork ramen, my husband the beef udon, and we shared a platter of dumplings. All were delicious. My only real critique of the ramen (other than the missing egg) is that it is a touch too fatty for me, and that's a personal preference more than anything. Good ramen broth always has plenty of fat in it and fat is flavor, but it bothers my stomach! This ramen easily hangs with cult favorites in southern California like Shinsegumi or Santouka (my two favorites) and I'd highly recommend it to anyone wanting a big hot bowl of ramen.

Amazing Japanese foods in Gothenburg! Just right around the corner of our hotel, Radisson Blu…read moreScandinavia Göteborg. Husband had signature sashimi and I had ramen and CA hand roll. It was quite packed when we entered the restaurant but luckily the sweet host greeted us and seated us next to the window! Small atmosphere but warm and friendly inside! Prices were reasonable. Recommended!

Delicious food and great service on a quiet Monday! A short walk from the Raddison Blu Yummy!read more

Wow, just wow. A truly amazing food experience that one should not miss. Omakase translates to "I…read moretrust you" which means that you trust the chef to make the right choices on your behalf, and you really should. The menu is changed based on the quality and availability of the ingredients. We ordered the set menu of sashimi and nigiri with the wine package and the wine matching was performed exquisitely. The restaurant called the day before and asked about any allergies to consider while setting our menu. I believe that this restaurant serves the best sushi in Sweden and most certainly the best sushi in Göteborg. I can not understand why this restaurant has not been awarded a star in Guide Michelin.

Ordered: Bento (285 SEK): vegetable tempura, shrimp tempura,…read morebeef roulades, salmon/tuna sashimi, and 2 pieces nigiri (salmon and shrimp) and 1 piece California roll with seaweed salad, ginger, wasabi, and lime; served with white rice, salad, and miso soup Aya's take: WOW. I had low expectations about Japanese cuisine in Gothenberg but MMMM blew me away. This is by far the best bento box I've ever had! It was everything I could want. It had a fried option, a fresh option, a flavorful option - all around an amazing dish. The tempuras were all cooked perfectly - crispy and light. The sushi could have been fresher but again, amazing execution so I can't complain. I was shocked at the beef roulades. The most tender bites that melted in my mouth! Overall, absolutely delicious and despite getting lost on my way here, I'm so glad I found my way and stopped by. Do yourself a favor and get the Bento!

This place is a gem! We were hankering for something fresh, warm, and light nearby our stay in…read moreGöteborg, and the internet's promise of hot udon led us to Mikado. We eat a LOT of Japanese food in the States, and with that prior experience, here's what stands out: The portions are super generous. When our server brought the food, she mentioned she assumed we are sharing. We were expecting smaller, one person portions but the sashimi and udon in particular were huge. Both the sashimi and gyoza meals came with miso, salad, and rice, too. The sashimi was very generous with salmon, which is usually the fish we find ourselves wishing we had more of, so that was a nice surprise. The service goes out of the way to be child friendly. They surprised us with an extra, kiddo friendly salad on the house for our 4yo child, and at the end of the meal offered her a free scoop of ice cream. This was super kind and our daughter loved both! The flavors are fresh and unique. Even the salad was more interesting than typical for a meal set - a balance of slightly spicy and tart,,filled will a mix of greens, corn, edamame, several seaweeds, and cucumber. The gyoza came with a dipping sauce that seemed like it might contain Szechwan pepper - I felt like I noticed a few Chinese culinary influences in the seasoning and techniques - which worked really nicely. The seafood in the udon tasted incredibly fresh and perfectly cooked - some of the best I've had. We loved the gyoza too - the wrappers were tender and the fillings flavorful - everything seemed really well executed. The server mentioned this was Göteborg's oldest sushi restaurant - we can see why!

Älskar koreansk mat. I love this place. The food is great but can be difficult to get a tableread more

Between service which was ready to give me a table only after making a bunch of weird faces about…read moreme coming on my own, and a bi bim bap that looked like it was half done and served in a cold bowl - they're getting a one from me. What I ate was like a crap tourist version of what they had on the menu. The best moment in the meal was getting up to leave.

I have been coming to this restaurant for years and this is my favorite in Gothenburg…read more I often choose the Dim sum combo which is composed of 5 dishes, each full of flavour. The chef has managed to find a fantastic harmony out of flavour I am not used to. My favorite is the spring roll from shiitake mushroom and many other herbs wrapped into a lettuce leaf, the mix of flavour is just breathtaking. As far as the rest goes the place is clean the atmosphere very good (somehow the decor matches very the menu but it's hard to explain). Overall I would recommend this place to anyone.

The restaurant has just a tiny upstairs area with high tables. They also have seating downstairs…read more The tables are tiny and we had a hard time fitting all the dishes on one table including bottles and glasses. The food is so called Asian fusion - mix of Japanese, Korean and Chinese - but not the Chinese you know. Dumplings and Dim Sum - not fried shrimps, chicken or banana. It is very tasty, beautifully served and I would suggest ordering one of the sample menus for best experience. I find it a bit on the pricey side (250SEK for 9 pieces when having the sample dish) but if you are looking for a different Asian experience I would recommend you to go here. Friendly staff, but a bit inattentive. Save some in your glasses before asking for the bill. Remember to sharpen your chopstick skills! They accept AMEX.

Fantastic ramen! We walked up midday on a rainy day, and they sat us at the shared table, which can…read morefill about two to three couples. We each ordered a ramen, my partner ordered the ramen with the extra bowl of noodles - and only because he is a machine with unimaginable abilities, he was able to eat both. The ramen was absolutely delicious, the best I've had in Gothenburg, with super delicious broth and really authentic tasting ingredients. They're also very fast at service and very nice! The ambiance is nice and open, with somewhat of an open kitchen near the shared table.

This is a perfectly adequate ramen joint. If you are used to eating ramen in say, Japan, you are…read moreprobably going to be super disappointed. For me, someone used to eating ramen in Washington, DC and London, it is a big tasty bowl of noodle soup in a place that often demands one eat big bowls of soup. It's about the same as what you'd pay to go out in other parts of the city. Get the black garlic one or the spicy ground pork one (the hubs and I normally do both and swap bowls a bit). They also bring you fresh garlic you can grate into your bowl, which makes for delicious soup and terrible morning breath.

Came highly recommended from a discerning foodie friend, but I was disappointed. The miso soup was…read morewatery salty and tasteless. The bibimbap bowl which I was skeptical ordering from a restaurant called Mikado, but they literally had it backwards and upside down. I'm used to seeing the various veggies and shredded meat arranged on top of the rice. It was at the bottom of the bowl with the rice on top of it, a lot of chicken strip sized pieces covering the large portioned bowl and a raw egg on top. I supposed the egg was like the Japanese odonbori style dish where you mix the egg with the hot rice. The people working there were Asian, but not Japanese, I'd guess Chinese, dont know, but I dont think they know what bibimbap should be. The chicken was over sweet and salty... The rice was sticky in a bad way, because it was starchy and gluey tasting without the fluffy chewy quality of good sticky rice. The bowl was huge, so if you are really hungry, I suppose this is a good place to fill up. Most every place you can order it in Hawaii is hands down better. If you have access to real Korean food, save it and go to a Swedish restaurant instead or try a Swedish pizza.

The sushi was/is amazing. It tasted fresh and delicious. Me and my sister went there during…read morelunchtime and mitso soup, salad and bread was included. The staff was also very service minded and friendly to us and the rest of the guests. Worth the money!

Hello, my friend introduced me to this place with good sushis but lots of restrictions on the…read moremanners of the place, no phone usage, no pictures etc... so this felt very traditional. The place is small, simple but the sushis (I had nigiris and rolls) were delicious, The chef prepares the sushis and you see it all in front of you which is very cool. I would return with pleasure.

Of the (currently) five sushi restaurant / take aways in Borås, this is by far the best one when it…read morecomes to taste and price (there's another one, Sushi Akademin, that has great sushi too but it is twice as expensive as Futomaki and the sushi is smaller too). The sushi at Futomaki is always perfect temperature, which for example the nicer looking sushi restaurant Eest often has quite problem with (their sushi is often too cold). Futomaki is a typical take away restaurant, so it's not recommended for a romantic date nor a business dinner. But it's a friendly atmosphere, is very clean inside, and perfect for a quick bite to eat after work or during lunch break. I has about 8-10 seats inside,and a few more on the streets outside in the summertime. However, it's quite a busy street so not the most cozy of atmosphere. I have been a regular customer at Futomaki now for years. The staff is supernice and friendly. They know by heart what my and my friends's special requests are. Highly recommendable. They also do catering.