Fantastic authentic Japanese kaiseki food. One of the best Japanese restaurants in the Netherlands…read more I would recommend anybody to visit. Do call to make a reservation as they only have 6 tables.

Excellent authentic Japanese cuisine! Small restaurant in…read morethe center of Den Bosch. Excellent service and very very good food. The sushi & maki menu is a bit limited but very fresh. All other dishes well made and tasty. One of the few authentic Japanese restaurants in Holland. Well worth a visit!

Cozy decor with japanese feel, classic japanese music with urban beat, and the sushi boat (group…read moreorder) was heavenly. I absolutely highly recommend this to anyone who as much as tolerates sushi! My girlfriend and i will definitely be going back.

great, great, great. i don't have any other words for this place!…read moreWhen full, waiting times are long, but the food is worth waiting for

Love this place! I shared a small sushi boat with a friend. Great variety and quality and taste.read more

I go to this place at least once a month (I live across the road), which is about 1 meter from the…read morefront door. Unfortunately, Leuven is not blessed with an array of food, as its more general attention is drawn to the beer scene. So, let me say that I've been to this place at least 30x and I've probably eaten every item of sashimi, nigiri, and half of the rolls. I still go back. It's cheap. And you can drink Stella for 2 euros while you fill your gullet with fresh fish for 5. No kidding. The à la carte is cheap. They can be really busy some weekends, so reserve a place, or prepare to wait. Oh and the people are super nice, despite the busy scene.

Would I eat here again? No! I ordered a bowl of ramen noodles that took 38 minutes to get. At 30…read moreminutes I thought about leaving, but wanted to taste this dish which was taking so long. Total disappointment. The noodles were soggy, not a whole lot of vegetables,and the portion size was small (for 15€). If you come here and anyone is waiting for their food, add 15 minutes per table to your time.

Oi, people! I have…read moresuch trouble understanding why the best places in Eindhoven are never bustling with people. This particular restaurant is tucked away next to a bicycle shop (oh Dutchies) and a casino (idem). Now, it is a little pricey, but HOT DAYUMN that is some good sushi! The fish was flappin' in da fridge it was that fresh. The salmon sashimi nigh on melted in my mouth, and I think I fell in love with a piece of tuna somewhere midway through the meal. I can highly recommend this, and feel a wee pang as I might be giving up my dirty little Eindhoven secret. So, go check it out, but sshhhhh don't tell anyone else!

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.

Twenty minutes walk from the historical centre, and worth doing it on your knees. The shop looks…read moredated, and the corny backlit sign makes you think this may be a bad idea. But there must be some unspoken rule that the best sushi restaurants are transported from decades past. Once you taste the food it becomes clear why several customers are Japanese themselves: this is the real deal. The fish was superb, and the preparation straightforward and unpretentious - none of the fancy presentation of fashion-conscious places, just really good food. Two telltale choices: the octopus was very tender, an easy one to get wrong. And the tuna sashimi, so often victim to dry, opaque squidginess, was deep and vibrant in colour, retaining the moist bite of fresh fish. Added to the essentials when in town.

Good price quality Japanese restaurant in a nice setting with very friendly staff. It has big…read morevariety of food, from fish, shrimp to beef and lamb, from sashimi to barbecue. The food is fresh and the taste are very well being taken care of. It fits the taste of different group of people and it is a place you always can take your family and friends.

We visited this place based on the many positive reviews, but unfortunately, our experience was…read morevery disappointing. We tried calling several times to make a reservation, but no one answered, and we couldn't find any online booking system. It left us wondering--how do people even manage to get a table here? When we arrived, we saw an empty table with no reservation sign on it. However, the chef saw us, came over, and abruptly said, "We're full!" before we could even ask a question, then walked away. One of the staff members also completely ignored us, which felt quite rude and unwelcoming. No matter how good the food might be, this kind of attitude makes us not want to return. They seriously need to improve their reservation system and reconsider how they treat potential customers.

I have been here 3 times now already and the third time has only confirmed the first impression I…read morehad when I first came here. This place is for me the best sushi place as far as quality/price is concerned. The quality of the sushi is just exquisite and definitely equals that of some other restaurants who offer the same freshness and variety but for double the price. Seriously. Nevertheless, it is not only about the sushi. The restaurant offers a separate menu with the house suggestions presenting different kinds of Japanese appetizers that are really delicious and so ... Japanese. The best way to enjoy these appetizers is to order a bunch of them and share them. The last time I went there, my friends and I had the squid carpaccio (in a citrusy juice), agedashi tofu (fried to perfection), eggplant in miso sauce (I'm not a big fan of eggplant, but this dish was a game-changer), layered eggplant with beef (very tasty) and an assortment of tempura (not greasy at all and crusty until the end of our meal). We wanted to order the o-toro (fatty tuna) sashimi as well, but they don't have that one on Mondays, which means I will have to come back. But I don't see that as a problem, :). After our appetizers, we continued our meal with some sushi and sashimi. As already mentioned earlier, exquisite. As far as the place itself is concerned. Well, let's say it makes you feel in a small sushi joint in Japan. The place is small - but cozy -, so reservation is recommended. There is no AC, but only a couple of fans working in times of warm weather, definitely gives it a local feeling. On some days, it can be filled with Japanese people who really know how to enjoy their food, which makes you really feel as if you were in Japan for a little bit. Another nice factor is that you can order a bottle of shoju and leave it there with your name if you weren't able to finish it, so you can continue the next time you come again. Neat, isn't it? So, to conclude, there is definitely nothing that would stop me from going there again. Ok, I forgot to mention that the waiter can come off as a little bit arrogant. However, once you start chatting with him, he is unstoppable. :). The chef on the other hand doesn't say much, but I blame that on the fact that he's very concentrated behind the sushi bar, so no big deal. Can't wait to go there again.

Pretty good buffet place right by the train station. Pretty large restaurant and they have outdoor…read moreseating as well. It's more of an all you can eat than a buffet though actually. You get 5 rounds of orders with 5 items each round. There's a checklist along with the menu and you just tick off what you want for each round. Some of the portions are small but you can order as many as allowed in each round. Didn't seem like a lot of food but our group didn't get thru all five rounds. I think we only got thru 3 rounds. Lots of sushi and Japanese dishes to choose from including teriyaki, tempura etc. Some of the dishes were better than others but overall pretty good. Dessert was included too and fruit and ice cream were your choices. You have 2.5 hours to finish but we were done after 2 hours or so. It was during the week so the place wasn't busy which made it great service for us. Convenient dinner option by the train station.

When one thinks "Japanese restaurant" - one doesn't think to find one in the Dutch provincial city…read moreof Roermond, The Netherlands - or at least I didn't. Walked in for the first time before the dinner rush (5:00pm) and sat at the corner window table. As I sat down, the server asked me what I'd like to drink. I just love quick speedy service. I decided to have the all-you-can-eat menu for 22.90 euros. Sound pricey? Start eating and half-way through you won't be asking yourself if it costs too much. The menu allows you to order 5 items over 5 courses/rounds. So, you could essentially have 25 separate dishes during the 2 and a half hour eating period the menu affords. OK, so my first round started out with: Osuimono soup, the Spicy Tuna Maki, Egg Rolls, Beef Teriyaki and Duck breast. Second round: Golden onion rIngs, Crunchy Cheese roll, Momoya Maki, California Temaki and the Tori Teriyaki. Third round: Avocado Tuna roll, Crispy Maki, Salmon Cream Cheese Maki, Maguro sushi and Shrimp Gyoza. After the third round I had to stop. Filled to the gills. I couldn't even imagine/attempt eating two more courses with 5 items each! Portions were adequate. Taste - excellent. Beef Teriyaki was tender and well-seasoned, Spicy Tuna roll, very nice. Duck breast, also tender and well seasoned. Shrimp gyoza - crispy and succulent. If you're ever in southern Netherlands, in or near Roermond, Momoya is well worth the visit.