Finally a Japanese restaurant in Goes, and a great one. The…read morefood is great! It's not the cheapest restaurant, but also not very expensive since it's all you can eat for 2 1/2 hours. It's near the train station so it's easy to get too. In the weekends I would recommend to make a table reservation. And don't go there on a Tuesday or you will be disappointed , they are closed then.

This is an all you can eat sushi restaurant. Although there are several of these in the area, we…read morefeel this is the best one. Fresh sushi, it's always quite busy (so reserve a table, especially on weekends), and service is quick and friendly. Also, they serve decent wines :-)

Shabu Shabu is a big all you can eat type restaurant situated near the centre of The Hague…read more Personally, I have a long history with Shabu Shabu, having gone there for many years sometimes even on a weekly basis. In recent years, I have only been there five times. Most recently more than 6 months ago. I can safely say that Shabu Shabu's quality has dropped over the years. My recent visit there had me feeling somewhat disappointed, mainly with the selection on the menu. It's clear that Shabu Shabu has removed many items from the menu and only kept very basic stuff. In the past, the choice of sushi was very broad, now not anymore. They removed a lot of nigiri options and chose to focus more on maki, which is now unfortunately a common thing that sushi restaurants do as rolls are cheaper and easier to make than nigiri. When it comes to the other options besides sushi, there's sashimi and other Japanese foods such as tempura and meat. I cannot say much about these other foods as I always mainly ate the sushi. I can only say that I wasn't impressed by the other options then and I'm still not impressed by them now. That hasn't changed. To get to the point, the quality of the food is decent. It's not terrible nor particularly great. As said earlier, the quality was better in the past. There are so many sushi restaurants in The Hague and this place is certainly no longer my first choice. Moving on, another thing that is a bit off putting is the all you can eat style, which was always the case but has become less attractive over the years. They've become more strict and it's clear that they care more about making money. Before, you had more rounds and the way you selected the food was done on paper with a server coming to get it. Now it's all digital and more controlled. The service has become less personal as a result of this. More practical, but also less nice. In conclusion, if someone invited me there, I wouldn't decline. On the flip side, if someone wanted to eat sushi, I wouldn't bring them there. The food is fine, it's not bad and certainly not terrible. The service is what you'd expect from an all you can eat restaurant. It's a huge place with many tables. Many people go there daily and the place has been running for more than a decade now. Restaurants change and this one definitely has. Price wise it's fine. Not crazy expensive but also not as cheap as some people would want it to be. That's why I gave it 3 stars instead of 2.

Really good sushi and fast service dessert are amazing and good the have ice cream (really good…read moreflavour) and nice workers!!

When you first walk in (the restaurant was completely empty)…read more.. First thing you're greeted with is a stern sounding - "Do you have a reservation??" How about a nice hello first? You know, something to make you feel welcomed in the restaurant... Then they seat you. Second thing that comes from their mouth; "If you don't finish your food, we will charge you extra per piece." Ok... How about explaining the menus with excitement and happy vibes first? Why start off with the whole "YOU SHALL BE PUNISHED!" Vibe? Jeesh... the manager made everything feel so awkward. She was not friendly. The employees looked abused and unhappy. I've never seen anything like it before. Their spirits completely broken. Probably due to toxic management. The food is mediocre sushi as best. I've traveled all over the world for sushi... and there is no way this stuff is worth what they are charging. It tastes like generic grocery store to-go sushi, to be completely honest. It's not horrible, but it's not great either. Just basic and overpriced. Just disappointing. I've spoken to multiple people who've had this same experience at this particular restaurant. My solution- Improve staff training and interpersonal skills. Also I'd focus on improving the customer experience.

Great spot for sushi with a unique ordering system. Use your phone to scan in at the table place…read moreyour order and the food arrives almost immediately! We did not expect such fast service but they have got this system down!

Definitely some of the best Sushi available in Amsterdam, only takeaway or possibility to eat…read moreoutside during the summer, and everything freshly made to order.

I actually see now on Yelp that you can even sit at the restaurant itself. We have only ordered…read morethere twice, but my god, this is good sushi. They deliver quickly, and all the sushi is delicious. Really our favorite when we chose to order sushi for home munching.. it's really, really good. My tip? Order the scallop temaki (handroll).. oh my god it's good. It's a huge handroll filled with fried scallops and other deliciousness. It is a little expensive for a temaki, but it's SO worth it!

Simply te best sushi in our neighborhood…read more The friendly hostess is alway looking out for her customers, both the new and her regular ones. The place is neat, stylish and cosy. The food is fresh and well prepared... really better than the other sushi joints in this area.

Simply the very very best Japanese restaurant in Rotterdam! Excellent dishes, briljant chefread more

Recently opened, this tiny restaurant prepares your meal 24h in advance, so reservations are a…read moremust. We opted for the 5 course dinner. Chef Yamamoto serves gorgeous dishes, which he prepares front of house for all to see. His broth is delicious and the tofu was meltingly soft. His signature of 'Griet' fish done 3 ways is a revelation. The jelly is given texture by the addition of Griet roe, and the sashimi of the same fish is lightly cured and seasoned by being pressed in seaweed for 24h. Wonderful dish where everything just works. Price and quality are startling with various appetisers and immaculate dishes coming your way before finishing with a plate of generous sushi. Otoro tuna, Unagi etc. we'll crafted, with his rice being exceptional. The staff is sweet and friendly, and due to the fact that the small team is just starting, you get the feel of eating a surprisingly excellent meal in someone's sitting room. Almost homely, if it weren't for the quality and technique displayed here. Definitely a place we'll be following.

Best Sushi in The Netherlands (at least for me) and I've been trying many sushi restaurants for a…read morelong time in Amsterdam, Utrecht, Den Haag, etc. - Assortment of makis is not that big but they are delicious. - Meat is the one where they definitely excel! Terrific delicious. - Workers are really kind I'm looking forward to the next visit. Well deserved 5 stars!

From the owner: Ons Rosarium Wokrestaurant Westbroekpark met riant en zonnig terras, ligt uniek in het park en…read morebiedt u een direct uitzicht op het Panoramahof, waar alle met goud bekroonde rozen pronken. In deze uiterst representatieve omgeving, bieden wij u het gehele jaar door, in de intieme entourage van ons sfeervolle restaurant, vele mogelijkheden om aan uw culinaire wensen te voldoen. Wokbuffet Voor uw lunch of diner heeft het Rosarium Wokrestaurant Westbroekpark een oriëntaals georiënteerd wokbuffet, een keur aan dagverse producten als zeedelicatessen, vlees, gevogelte en groenten. Stel naar eigen smaak uw gerechten samen en in uw bijzijn bereid één van onze topkoks uw gerechten. U kunt onbeperkt genieten van de volgende buffetten: Wok-a-soup-Formule Salade buffet Japanse sushi Wokbuffet Feesten en partijen Rosarium Wokrestaurant Westbroekpark is dé ideale accommodatie, om alle mogelijke festiviteiten te vieren, zoals bijvoorbeeld een jubileum, receptie, huwelijksfeest of familiediner, voor zowel kleine als grote party's.