This Japanese restaurant is always filled with a Japanese clientele, which is a good indication of…read morethe quality of the traditional fare they serve here. The prices are somewhat steep but everything is top notch, always fresh and impeccably prepared. It may seem somewhat intimidating to try to figure out what everything is, but I have always found the staff to be extremely helpful in this regard. I love the sushi and rolls and sashimi, as well as the more seasonal items on the menu, like the razor clams with mushrooms and the tiny fried fish. This is, by far, my favorite Japanese restaurant.

Authentic Japanese. Fresh and masterly prepared. Staff is Japanese swift and orderly. Love it when…read morehe says "dessert is kremeglas". No 5 stars = a little bit to expensive, and Teppanyaki menu let you grill yourself at tableside plate making it over or undercooked. Will be back later.

All you can eat is efficient (order via ipad!) but tastes... well, slightly like an all you can eat…read moreplace. Good if you are hungry! Our waiter was so fantastic that he alone earned them the extra star!

First things first, if you are planning to visit Yukinii during dinner time, please get a Coupon…read moreand save yourself some euros along the way. I was there last weekend have lunch (the coupon gives you the full/dinner menu) and I have mix feelings about coming back to it. On one hand, the sushi itself was good, as well as the seafood on the grill (shrimp mainly). They have a decent selection of basic sushi as well as some modern ones (first time I eat "meat sushi) which I enjoyed. Our waitress was super nice, attentive and always smiling, which is highly appreciated. On the other hand, the owner was not very welcoming, neither helpful. To order your food, they give you a tablet, that allows only to order ten items (consider that a specialty sushi is one piece per order and a regular roll is three pieces per order) every fifteen minutes. While some orders are quick, we had a couple that took 30+ minutes - restaurant was not even half full - and one order was served to another table. On top of that, some items in the menu (the noodles or the soup) were clearly microwaved because they were completely dried out. Once again, mix feelings about it. The ordering system is not useful at all, you spend more time waiting than eating but some of the sushi rolls were good.

I am on a business trip in Antwerp. I decided I was in the mood for sushi tonight for dinner. So I…read morestopped at Umi sushi in place an order of edamame, king, crab, roll, and starting with the miso soup. I also got a ginger beer to drink. It took about 10 to 15 minutes for the ginger beer to be brought to the table because obviously they did not have enough help. There was one guy who was the host and also serving the entire front patio area. There was a table of two ladies, who came in after me by about 10 mins who had placed the order before me. I realize that a guy was very busy, so I did not make a fuss about it. He took my order immediately after taking their order, even though they should've taken my order sooner. There was another guy working who was also serving tables but no one asked me anything. He prepped my table with the right utensils etc and walked away. To make a long story short, I never got anything that I ordered except for the ginger beer. I knew they were busy so I patiently waited... I was there for over an hour... then the guy comes out and tells me that he forgot to put in my order and then asked me what did I order again? As polite as I could be, and let him know that I was not going to order it and to just charge me for the drink and I will leave. He comped the ginger beer and was super apologetic for everything. Needless to say, I will never eat at Sumi sushi again. I always eat there when I come to Antwerp since it's across the street from my hotel. As a business, it was UNACCEPTABLE. The funny thing about it. All is the fact that they were not very busy, the inside was almost empty. Service sucks when you don't service.

It was off to a good start, but everything went downhill very quickly…read more 1 star for the service. The server was very attentive and responsive. But maybe that's because I was the only customer in the restaurant at 12:30 pm. Should have known that was a bad sign. I started with the miso soup which was on point. Generous portions of seaweed and soft tofu. Perfect flavor, as if they started with a homemade dashi and excellent miso paste. Everything else was not good. The mini lumpia - it was fried well, I'll give them that. The sauce was a little off, not the traditional sweet and sour sauce that accompanies lumpia. The filling was mostly soggy, over cooked cabbage. It tastes like there was also mashed potato inside the lumpia. Overall, this is not a good dish. The salad has avocado. Yum. But they dressed it with honey mustard! Where is the traditional yummy Japanese salad dressing? Even if they had subbed in thousand island, which I've seen before, that would have been better. But plain honey mustard? No thank you. I took two bites and left the rest. Onto the main event - unagi nigiri and a California crab roll. The unagi - I really couldn't figure out what was going on with it. I bit into it but couldn't chew through it. I spit it back out, and it looked like thick fatty skin, but skin should be edible. Puzzling. To be honest, I really don't know what I was eating. It was disgusting. The California crab roll lists its ingredients as crab, avocado, pickled cucumber, and tamago. Imagine my surprise when I got it and it was imitation crab, not real crab! How can you list the ingredients and name it in a way that's completely false advertising?! And the pickled piece was not cucumber at all: it was pickled daikon! The entire roll is a lie. This restaurant is located across form the famous cathedral. Maybe I got fooled into another tourist trap? In any case, the food was so terrible that I'm still hungry and will probably go to the McDonald's across the way. Sadness.

From the owner: Showcooking gerechten vers op de bakplaat!read more

One of my new favorite restaurants in Antwerp. Such a cool…read morelooking place. Amazing food and great vibe! Very authentic building, with a cute firework that makes the place very cozy! Had a great role and would definitely go back.

The food is amazing! Delicious! Great quality! WOW!! The service excellent! And the ambiance,…read moreno words to describe. You'd never guess there's this gem of a place in the Historic Center (watch out because it is hidden!).

If you looking for a good all you can eat option this venue offers great value for money. I have 2…read moreteenage sons who always seem hungry so this place was a perfect fit for us. You have a maximum 2 hours to eat as much as you can. So make sure you come ready to eat!! The staff is friendly and the service efficient. Its a popular spot so generally its always busy we didn't make reservations and they were able to accommodate us. very yammy

For some reason sushi is waaaaaay more expensive in this country than I'm used to, so sushi places…read moretend to be last on my lists of places to eat. This restaurant has changed that! They combine all-you-can-eat style with a diverse menu, small portions so it's difficult to over-order, and of course low prices. Quality of nigiri suffers a bit because of this, but this should be anticipated at this price point. You fill out a form indicating what number of what dishes you'd like, hand it to a member of the waitstaff, and they bring your order out to your table. You repeat until you're done or until the time limit is up (I think around two hours). Waitstaff is prompt and friendly! Very eager to accommodate! Dinner service is slightly more expensive, but has more options. To think of this as only a sushi restaurant is definitely a mistake. They have so many options (the octopus balls, all of their tempura, grilled squid, duck, frog legs, and marinated tofu are all big favorites of mine). I eat here very regularly and I'm still discovering new favorites! Price and style should be considered before you try this place out though - if you're coming for a small meal you're in the wrong place (it's an all-you-can-eat restaurant, obviously) and if you're expecting word class quality then you need to go to a more expensive restaurant - it's a very affordable meal and the quality reflects - and sometimes exceeds - the price point accordingly. Great for groups, and make sure to reserve if you're coming in during the evening. It's a very popular restaurant, tables go fast!

It's different from real japanese sushi, however I like the style and taste. You can really taste…read morethe origin of each materials. Each sushi has very curious feeling in mouse, soft and hard.

The best sushi in Belgium! It must be lonely at the Top! Fresh, delicious and creative sushi,…read moreserved with a smile!

Pretty good sushi spot, I got a fried roll and a salmon hand roll. The avocado was not ripe so that…read moredetracted from the hand roll quite a bit. Green tea was tasty.

If you want to sit unattended at a restaurant for over an hour for ordering, and food, then this is…read morethe place. was very disappointed in a simple order of 3 rolls which were given to my table after waiting an hour. i don't recommend, it's like they're getting the sushi from all the way across the world. service is very slow, absolutely avoided in this restaurant.

From the owner: wij hebben heerlijke sushi,wok en meer we gebruiken…read more dagverse producten die door een ervaren Sushi chef worden bereid en onze prijzen zijn aangenaam .

I was looking for a quick bite after my long flight. Came…read moreacross this little restaurant in a very nice area by central station. This is a typical conveyor belt sushi bar. There was no other customer when I walked in. The taste is decent but nothing extraordinary. You pay for a plate depending on its color. I ended up paying 27 Euro for 5 plates.

Definitely has a feel of a chain restaurant, and felt very clean and spacious. Conveniently located…read morenear Central station, you can expect that prices are higher here. Personally, I thought the food didn't taste like authentic Asian food and the price was much too high for what I got. They also don't bring out all the dishes at the same time, which they did warn us about in advance, however my friends were nearly finished eating by the time I got my meal. If you want Asian food, I would suggest you walk a bit further for Chinatown. Try here if you're not too picky about Asian food and you're looking for a quick meal that takes ticket.