Ok, it is COVID out there and everyone is trying their best. Unfortunately not here today. Food is…read morenormally very good but was very salty. Waiters are quiet unfriendly, seemed stressed out and are telling wrong closing times to speed up ordering. Even asked me to pay while I was still eating. Very disappointed as I loved to come here.

This restaurant is absolutely amazing. Every dish they offer is pure perfection, be it a mild…read morebutter chicken or a more spicy chicken masala. Service is also one of the better ones, with young and caring waiters/waitresses. Prices are also reasonable. The only thing to criticize is the amount of tables available only a few inside the restaurant, and some outside in the shopping mall in which the goa is located. But after all, you will definitely enjoy your time there!

The food is generous and really good, the cook in front of you are they are really nice and…read morefriendly with the customer

A couple of friends and I stopped by for lunch today, and I'm a fan! With a nice ambiance, an a la…read morecarte menu, and a buffet, Stammhaus offers something for everyone. The buffet, complete with raw food for made-to-order dishes and cooked food to taste, as well as sushi, was the most extensive buffet I've ever seen, and tasty at that. Furthermore, the raw food was relatively fresh- no small feat!

All you can eat was yesterday. Are you fed up with those everyday-the-same sideboards? Well, here…read morecomes the alternative. Theyve an outdoor area and a huge indoor restaurant. Well, and besides a very rich and changing All you can eat sideboard, theres an area, where you can add raw food to your plate and hand it over to the cook. It is then brought to your table. Prices are very effordable. Theyve a lot of staff running around there, serving coffee and drinks. Oh, yes, who doesnt like sideboards can choose from a regular menu as well.

I've tried both the Running Sushi and the Lunch set menu. First let me say a few things about…read moreRunning Sushi: there's a big variety with many Maki and Sushi as well as warm dishes and desserts. So start easy, otherwise you will be stuffed too soon to be able to enjoy new dishes. I especially like the Maki with black rice and peanut butter on top. As for the Lunch set menus: I've had Beef Gan Bian style. It comes with either sweet and sour soup or miso soup, salad, rice and a dessert (some kind of Mango Lassi). The beef was ok, but a bit too sour. The salad comes with a curry dressing which wasn't really my taste, but ok. Staff is friendly and the young waitresses will always ask, if you liked the food and wish you a nice day.

First, they didn't have running sushi when we were there. It was more like all you can eat al la…read morecarte. The food was inconsistent, but most of it was pretty good. I enjoyed the maki, the sweet and sour chicken, the gyoza, and the tiramisu (surprisingly enough.) Then I'd order something like the tuna sushi or the cooked salmon and it tasted way off (tuna) or was randomly covered in a weird amount of greasy cheese despite being described that way on the menu (salmon). Overall I'd return, but only because I now know what food to stick with and what good to avoid.

No flavor, poor presentation, mayo on everything, way too much rice, and expensive! Do not…read morerecommend.