From the owner: Le restaurant permet de s'amuser entre les authentiques plats japonais les vins et les sakés…read more Le restaurant offre un mélange entre les nouveaux plats japonais et les plats traditionnels.

The sushi at Bambou was very fresh and tasted just as it should…read more I asked the waiter where the fish came from but they said they just get it from the supermarket so they don't know. Wow! I'm impressed that this supermarket fish is so fresh. The bridge plate things were a bit awkward to eat from but otherwise it was great! Definitely a good spot to get fresh sushi in Lausanne.

Great food, interesting location. I am torn between 3 - 4 stars but at the end of the day the food…read morewas very good, service was good but slow, not european slow but just slow. We did the tasting menu (4 of us) and it was too much food - but very good. The courses were too big for a tasting menu. Interesting that me and another person ordered the SUSHI / SASHIMI course and I got Salmon and they got tuna - all good but a bit odd. It was nice to have a break from French food.

This is one of two Sushi restaurants we've eaten at in Beaune. This is a very Japanese feel…read moreinterior with outdoor seating in the back garden. The sushi is good and worth eating; although in France, sushi is expensive. Their cold sake selection is well chosen and we tried a few. Strangely this is the less expensive of the two restaurants.

Litteraly the best value in Lausanne. All sushis are made the moment they are ordered and are very…read moregood. They also have miso and gyoza for only 5,-. There are only 3 tables but usually it's enough. The dude doesn't talk much but he does his job and does it well.

It's only a good sushi shop. Products are fresh. You can feel that they put their heart in doing…read morethis, but it it is what it is. Good Sushis, not made by Japanese. A good carry it home!

Exceptional Asian influences create a perfect atmosphere for this long running dining…read moreestablishment. We were in town for only 2 nights and wanted to share some Japanese cuisine with our cosmopolitan friends. Service was excellent, menu offered both fresh and classic dishes, and the proprietor spent time with us to discuss some local history. Terrific experience!

Very tasty Japanese food in a beautiful environment with view on the lake Leman. For lunch you have…read morethe choice between two menus, one with sushi and the other one with another speciality. It's very crowded, it's better to book in advance. In the evening you can order menus but it's expensive. The owner is unfriendly and the staff is reserved but correct.

So perhaps I am being too tough on this little sushi bar inside of the Palace Hotel, but my…read moreexpectations were high having read about its Michelin star. The food was at best on par with what you'd expect at just about any sushi bar, anywhere. There was absolutely nothing that stood out as being exceptional. Neither in preparation or presentation. I really wanted to like this place more. In the end it was just another sushi spot.

I always drove in front of this sushi place and I tried the Myo Sushi Bar a couple blocks away a…read morefew times. The great news about this place is that they usually still accept orders until 10pm which is unseen in Lausanne except McDonald's LoL Atmosphere 5/5: Great atmosphere, decoration is well put together. The lighting is great. The restaurant is clean and they also have a sort of Sushi Bar where you can seat at. Food 5/5: It might be a little bit pricey but I have to say that the sushis are fresh! You can feel it and they are really tasty. I had the yayoi 6 nigiris, 3 makis, 2 special makes for 43 CHF. It was excellent and gave you a nice overview of the different kind of sushis. As appetizer, I had a Wafu Salad which was a medium size salad. It was excellent as well. Service 4/5: Service was good. The lady was really nice and patient. She also told us about the last call for food which is never happening here. Everything was nicely presented and served. A great sushi place to go. I still can't believe you pay that much for sushis compared to the US but I guess it's a standard in Switzerland. Definitely a good place to have a group of friends and enjoy some Japanese food.

I have been here a few times, enough to know that I wont go back. Its lack lustre…read moresushi....everything tastes the same, meaning the rolls. Most recently I ordered the degustation, which is a huge platter of rolls, sushi and sashimi...we left some stuff in the platter, it just wasn't so good. With the exception of the printemps roll which had some mint and cilantro to give it kick, the other rolls and futo maki were all tasting the same. Spicy tuna roll we ordered wasn't at all, it was tuna with some hot pepper. The meal was quite expensive and blah. Maybe I would try it for hibachi? The three times I have been there I have never seen a grill on, so I am not so sure.