Great place for sushi in Vicenza! Also gives a 10% military discount. Would definitely return,…read morestaff also speaks English very well.

Although pricey, we used to go here pretty frequently. It's been years, but from what I remember I…read moreused to order lots of little plates and I really liked their edamame. It was a nice atmosphere to dine-in. The best sushi in Vicenza for sure.

Fantastic sushi- they really turn each dish into a work of art. Expect to pay at least 60 USD to…read morefeed two and drink some wine. While it's a bit on the expensive side the food is totally worth it.

We visited this restaurant often when we lived in Germany and traveled to southern Italy, our…read moreovernight was in Vicenza. We have not been here in over 20 years and while a bit has changed, the staff was as friendly as ever and the food was just as good. We had a great experience, especially sharing our previous experience with a younger waiter who was intrigued by our previous visits. Definitely recommend.

The food and the service here were excellent. Best fried rice I've ever eaten. I had the sweet and…read moresour chicken and it was tender and cooked just right. Spring rolls were very flavorful. Nice place to sit and enjoy a good meal.

Delicious food with amazing service. I highly recommend this place and much better than some of the…read moreother sushi restaurants. They also have authentic wasabi. It's not soft and loose like the other places.

AMAZING SUSHI and GREAT SERVICE! If you're in the mood for…read moregreat sushi, you should definitely check this place out! I believe you won't be disappointed! I had read the one previous review and was a little concerned, but, it's all you can eat sushi for just under €22! (For dinner) Even though it's all you can eat, they didn't scrimp on the portions or the creation! The wait staff was polite and very helpful. They staff not only spoke Italian, but conversed in English and German as well. The menu also had everything in English. Not that it was necessary, every item I ate, looked just like the amazing photos in the menu. I got to Yumi's just afterwards they opened (1900 for dinner) and watched the staff float from table to table bringing out various orders. The HOT items I ordered came out hot, the shrimp, salmon and tuna was fresh and tasty! You're given the chance to order 3 items at a time, and again each portion was to the specifications of the menu, which scared me a little at first... Because I started out with a couple of the 10 order sushi rolls.... Followed by shrimp tempura... And amazing miso soup, I then proceeded to order various pieces of Nigiri and sashimi and every single piece was as tasty as the very first piece of sushi that I ate. If you are in Vicenza and you've already eaten a ton of pasta and pizza...Take a break from the norm and check this place out!

Good prices and good quality food! Waiters are extremely nice and overall it's a nice place to eat…read moreat either for lunch or dinner. In the summer they have a nice little patio with kids toys and a trampoline so it's very family friendly. It looks small from the outside, but it's actually very spacious once you enter.

Great service and excellent food. The food comes out quickly and it's delicious. You can order a…read morelist of items. Some places will only allow 3-4 items per order. Our waitress Barbie was phenomenal and extremely friendly which made the meal more enjoyable. I highly recommend this place

This is one of my favorite spots to eat sushi at in Vicenza. It's very affordable for an…read moreall-you-can-eat lunch or dinner. Before covid they used to have a conveyor belt with small sushi bowls (covered) on it so that you could snack in between orders. You can make as many orders as you'd like as long as you make sure to finish what's on your plate. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

I'm actually having to force myself to take a break from this delicious sushi restaurant. It has…read moreboth the sushi-go-round and the order by menu option. It's an all you can eat style sushi spot with everything on the menu included except the drinks and deserts. The staff is helpful, but you have to get there attention. They don't just come check on you. They do have waiters that come around every couple of minutes to clear you plates though. I have to say that until this spot opened up I was pretty disappointed in what was available sushi-wise in the area. You will love the experience here. Sit by the rotating sushi and just start trying stuff!! One important note.... If you over order you will have to pay the price of the extra dishes. So, eat as you go and just finish your plate. I promise it won't be a problem. We have rolled out of there completely content and in a food coma before because we ordered too much.

When I arrived at said "ohayo gozaimazu". The three people behind the sushi bar looked at me…read moreperplexingly. Then I said "shay shay" and they smiled and started talking in Italian to me. So this place is far from authentic. I risked it and ordered a spicy tuna roll. It was more sweet than spicy and the tuna smelled grey (if colors had a smell). The soy sauce was mostly water. I left less than happy and a bit fearful even though I spit out the bite into my napkin.

While on our honeymoon and staying in Vicenza, my wife and I had a hard time finding anything open…read moreon a Monday, with most stores and all big tourist sites closed. Restaurants were a bit better, and with some online research we found a couple spots that were (hopefully) open, and if not they were in an area where we'd be able to find *something* open within a short walk. Al Ritrovo was our first choice, and was very close to a stop for the #1 bus, right next to the Duomo, with a nice patio and modern looking interior (it opened in 2013), although we chose the patio on a beautiful evening. They must have been rocking 90s on 9 on Sirius, because Gangster's Paradise was playing when we arrived, followed by the Spice Girls' "Stop", and then "Da Funk" by Daft Punk, which I was very much down with. The kitchen wasn't going to be open for another 20m, so we took a look at their drink list and I picked a bottle of their valpolicella riposa. Wine came out with a glass of salted peanuts to hold us over. The valpolicella was very enjoyable, with slight tannin hit on the front, but with a smooth finish, and warm down the throat thanks to the 15.5% punch of this Venetian wine. I went with the fresh pasta and duck to start, and a signature Vicentini/Venetian dish - salted cod and polenta, or baccala. The pasta and duck were fantastic; the pasta was fresh, just slightly eggy and perfectly cooked. The duck was chopped and also cooked to just the right doneness, being moist enough to not need the sauce to save it. Speaking of which, the cream sauce was used with a light hand, with just enough to evenly coat everything but not eclipsing the pasta or duck. The cod and polenta was a bit disappointing presentation-wise, and was fine on execution, but didn't have the wow factor of the duck. The salt cod was in a creamy sauce but still maintained some of its distinct dried fish texture. The polenta had a slightly different flavour compared to most I've had, but I couldn't quite place it, and it wasn't bad. Could have just been the kind of polenta or a better quality than is available back home, and I just wasn't used to it. Service was attentive and professional. Wherever you're staying in Vicenza, you definitely want to swing by Al Ritrovo for some very well done traditional dishes at this modern restaurant.

Had dinner here on our last night in Vicenza with my parents. We ordered what turned out to be way…read moretoo much food, but it was all so good that we finished it all! I had some absolutely divine lamb chops, with a Caesar salad (the salads are massive here). Definitely worth a try if you happen to visit this charming little town.