Staff was very friendly and many spoke English (perhaps all)…read more My husband and I had the sushi from the conveyor belt. So delicious. Fresh ingredients & fast service. Every plate looked, smelled, and tasted awesome! Restaurant is easy to find and is a short walk from the Bahnhof parking garage. Fairly expensive, but worth it. Prices were very clearly marked though. (This place is organized.) We will most definitely return!!

If you are looking for an above average sushi experience in Switzerland then this place will be to…read moreyour likings. The Chefs are very creative with their rolls and you can also request something special even if it is not on the menu. You grab your plates from a rolling band and right behind you is a Tepanyaki table which can be bothersome because the ventilation is not great, so upon leaving the Restaurant you will have to wash your clothes when you get home. The Chefs and the Staff are great 4 stars *

Everything I tried tasted like it was made moments ago--and probably was. The salmon belly was rich…read moreand velvety, the yuzu dressing on the yellowtail carpaccio was bright and addictive, and the eel? Don't leave without trying it.

Very convenient walking distance from my hotel (close to Zurich airport)…read moreStaffs very helpful, we had good sushi and and stir fry udon. We are from Texas and we used to more authentic food. Overall after two weeks of traveling in Europe, this restaurant met our appetite.

This is as far as you can get to authentic affordable japanese food in zurich. It still is kinda…read morepricey but welcome to zurich... Lol Their bento boxes are not overrated - they just really are that good. To be honest, i've never eaten anything else than their bento boxes... If something is good, you stick to it, right? You can do take away with them as far as i know. They prepare the food by not overdoing it, which i love. As a half japanese i appreciate that very much. Its hard to find japanese food that doesnt taste boring or overwhelmingly aromatic. Their interior is nice and comfortable, maybe a little cramped but they make it work. It won't bother you. Their staff is very polite and wants to help you and make your visit personal. I highly recommend bimi. I think they are doing it all super good, from food to services to ambiente. The price might be a little downside but its worth it.

Came again for dinner with the girls tonight. I had a rainbow roll as a starter, which was okay…read morebut contained squid instead of tuna. I would have preferred tuna on it though. The chicken teriyaki was really juicy and flavorful and came with a pretty yummy smattering of vegetables on the side. I was surprised at how juicy the chicken was. It wasn't dry at all. Delicious. With a glass of chilled white wine, my dinner cost about CHF 70. Kind of pricey, but a fairly yummy dinner.

I've been to other Yooji's in Zürich, but last Saturday was the first time that I ate dinner in…read morethis location. It's a bit smaller than the ones at Josef and Bellevue, and it doesn't have the cool touch-screens at each seat at the sushi belt to order drinks and stuff. :( Saturday night was filled with lots of peeps and kids during the dinner rush, and although I thought I had made reservations for 2 at the sushi belt for 7 pm, the restaurant seated us at a table we had to share with another couple. Oh well. :/ This was the first time I had to order sushi off the menu without looking at it from the sushi belt, so it was a little bit annoying that we couldn't just grab stuff spontaneously. Last time I had the Roero Arneis white wine at the Bellevue location and really liked it, so I ordered another glass this time. But for some reason, it didn't seem to taste as good, so I switched to a Asahi beer for my next drink. My friend ordered the octopus salad, which would not have have been my initial choice, but it turned out to be really yummy. Kind of reminded me of cuttlefish I had in Spain a while ago. We shared a bunch of inside out rolls--salmon cucumber, rainbow tuna, and California. The rainbow tuna was just filled with tuna and avocado. I had expected a California roll topped with fish, but I guess that's more American style. We also ordered shrimp wraps, which was like a spring roll filled with lettuce. Interesting and a good appetizer for some greens. Chocolate mochi ice cream rounded out our dinner. Dinner for 2, including drinks cost just over CHF 100. I give this place 4 stars for tasty food, friendly atmosphere, and reasonably affordable sushi in Zürich. I wouldn't say the ambiance is super romantic, but still good for a nice dinner out with friends or for a date. :)

Located in Seefeld, it gets four stars for being a cheap, cheery and convenient sushi place in…read moreZurich without the hassles of reservations. Walk ins are welcome but they do take reservations too. The sushi is done with a local flavor - meaning a lot of it has what I find annoyingly, cream cheese, in many of the sushi. However, you can order from the menu and ask them to exclude cream cheese. As with the other Yooji's, you can conveniently see, grab and eat sushi right off the conveyor belt. Or you can also order from the menu, which also offers warm food like udon noodle soup. Even though Yooji's is a chain in Zurich, this location has the better sushi - please don't be fooled and think you will get a similar environment and quality of food at the one say at Bellevue, you won't! The atmosphere is casual and calm, the temperate is just right, and they also offer a good outdoor seating when temperature permits. The service has always been average to very good. If you are there when they are making the makis - there is a pretty big cool machine that the workers put sushi rice in, and then the machine automatically pumps out sushi rice onto a flattened sheet of nori, ready for the sushi chefs to roll veggies or fish to make a quick and mean maki. Entertaining to watch for first few times, especially with children or adults who are fascinated with "how do you make...". For those wishing something less curtailed to "local flavor" but still searching for cheap and cheery, I'd recommend Samurai, though it is less conveniently located.

The place is pleasant inside with chilled out Asian music. Went there on a Wednesday night after…read more9pm and it was pretty quiet (to be expected in this location). So it was nice to be able to eat in a bit of space. The Sushi was fine, I've had better elsewhere to be honest so personally I wouldn't go out of my way to go back here unless I was just passing by. (Handy for me as I live very close to it). The service was fine. I'm very easy going but I guess other people might think they were a bit slow! It's all good!!! Expect for pay around 30CHF for a plate of sushi... Pretty standard for here I guess.

The lunch buffet here is incredible. It includes some very excellent quality salmon sushi and a…read morestirfry station. The price is also unparalleled in Zürich coming in at around 25 francs. There's also freshly made dumplings, soup station, and desserts including fresh fruit and ice cream. The Decor is tasteful and enjoyable. One thing that could be improved is the parking as many locals have discovered this place. It is a large area could handle many customers and a large groups.

Why 5 stars: Star…read more#1: Friendly staff who speak Japanese, German, and English! Star #2: They serve Calpis! Not listed on the menu, so you'll have to ask for it. Star #3: Lovely decor. The soy sauce dishes have flecks of gold. There is even a tatami room with the sunken floor. Star #4: Great view of the Swiss countryside. We saw lots of cute cows, sheep, and horses while driving up. Star #5: Really yummy and fresh sushi and sashimi. Unbelievable to find such authentic Japanese food in the middle of Switzerland. Bonus star: Really soothing music in the background, with all my instrumental favorites--Sound of Music tunes, Scarborough Fair, etc. (Yes, I know it's cheesy, but it was the perfect complement to soothe my full belly...) I can confirm that this place definitely deserves its Michelin star. I'm glad that I found a Groupon to enjoy this exquisite meal at 50% off. Only CHF 60 for dinner for 2. :)

DO NOT come here for the "casual" dining. From the other positive reviews, it's mostly referring to…read morethe fancy "authentic" dining menu that's in another dining area in the hotel- which I believe is what is worth coming here for....not the day time casual menu in non-fancy part. 1. The Buffet for 39.80 CHF- Don't even think about it. In my opinion and the way I perceived it, it was pretty much a couple random dishes that looked like it was left overs from a party. Looked random and not appetizing looking at all. All on plates wrapper with saran wrap. Refer to my pic. 2. The Lunch Menu "Nodate" 45 CHF- This is a bento lunch which was okay. Just okay. The tuna roll was a shock and disappointing as it was cooked tuna. In my opinion, the tuna looked and tasted like it was from canned, refer to my picture. This might not be a fact, but doesn't change that it was indeed Disappointing. The tempura was not crispy fresh...it was a bit soft like it was sitting out for a 1/2 hour...which means it wasn't warm either. The beef was so so, but covered with a super thick teriyaki sauce- if this sauce was home made, in my opinion a lot of sugar might have went in the ingredients because it was super thick- that or corn starch? The sashimi was good, even though it was tiny little pieces. The waitress didn't communicate well. We were looking for some clarity on what the Nodate included and she pointed to the detailed menu and said "All of this below". It wasn't all of the below so our expectations were disappointed when we asked if the dessert was coming. She wasn't clear and she just pointed to the menu waiving her finger around. The presentation was really cute and I enjoyed that. The dishes came out of a Japanese Lunch Carrier thing. But that's about it. If you come here, avoid this restaurant and go to the other restaurant they have, but it's super pricey.

If sushi is your favorite food then absolutley go to Nooch. Sometimes in the evening this place…read moreappears to be packed and if there is a Que, then just know that is normal. Look at the merch they have while waiting, These tables are family style so expect to sit with strangers. It's big good energy though with a basement beer hall like energy. The host is fun and one walks through the kitchen. This kitchen also works very hard to make their food so have some patience with them and keep drinking until it comes out. There is a larger Tokyo relaxed sushi experience full of vibrancy and very funny servers like our favorite Veronica.

The food and atmosphere were great. Food is kind of pricey but duh, Zürich. Food was hot, fresh,…read moreand delicious. Will definitely be back

The food was so delicious everything was fresh and the portions were the perfect size. Don't miss…read morethis delicious spot.

Its fresh sushi, rich ramen broths, artisanal gyoza, and friendly service make it stand…read moreout--especially in a cozy, low‑key setting. Ideal for a relaxed lunch or dinner, though best with a reservation due to its size. Pros: * Fresh, generously portioned sushi -- reviewers rave about "huge fish portions" and delicious, high-quality taste . * Top-notch ramen-- Tonkotsu and Tantanmen are consistently praised, with one reviewer noting the "delicious Tonkotsu & Tantamen Ramen, authentic flavors, carefully prepared fish, and friendly staff" . * Homemade gyoza and sauces--a highlight for many, "Hand made Gyoza. Even the sauce they serve is hand made" . * Warm, attentive service in a small, inviting space . * Great value for the quality, mid-range pricing around CHF30-40 per person . Cons: * Limited seating, as it's a cozy, compact restaurant--better reserve ahead. * Slightly on the pricier side for ramen or gyoza (~CHF10 for 4 pieces), though fans say it's worth it .