If you want sushi in Alicante, this is the place to go. Very inviting decor, modern glam deco artsy…read morehot pink interior. I love it! The place is very clean with free wifi and yes the food is also delicious!

Wonderful sushi at extremely good atmosphere. I have eaten a lot of sushi and this is probably…read moreamong the best. Good prices, fresh fish and nice waiters. Highly recommended!

I give this place 3.5 stars because its a little better than a 3 but definitely not a 4. For 14,95€…read morethis place is pretty decent if you´re looking for a quick sushi fix. Drink is not included. I was walking by and decided to give their AYCE sushi buffet a try. This isn´t actually a sushi buffet, like what you would find in the States, but actually is made to order from a special menu that has a good selection of sushi, maki, sashimi, cooked chinese entrees, and soup/salad. I ordered 4 rolls, an entree and dessert and feel like it was a good value. Nothing really stood out to me as being phenomenal. The chef is pretty skimpy on the fish so expect to fill up mostly on rice. There was a whole page of rules to follow but none of them effected me. For example they limit your sashimi order and other higher priced items to one per couple. They will also charge you 1€ for any unfinished food (pretty typical for an AYCE place). As for service, I was the only one eating in the entire restaurant when I walked in at 8:00pm. Thus, I had excellent service and the staff were very attentive. People walked in to place take out order and to dine as it got later on. Will I come back? I would, but probably not considering all the other options in Alicante. However, I would recommend this place to those who are on a budget and like beginner style sushi rolls and Chinese food.

We stopped in at Isla Incity last night for its promise of sushi, cocktails and unparalleled views…read moreof Alicante's medieval Castillo de Santa Barbara. This seasonal terrace bar (which feels like something of a zen cabana) is located on the roof of the Hospes Amerigo Hotel, adjacent to its petite indoor pool. During the day the teakwood deck is lined with lounge chairs and sunbathers, but in the evenings (the kitchen opens at 9:00PM) it is transformed into an intimate dining area, with rows of minimalist tables, votives, and a pair of glowing phosphorescent lamps. And the views really are spectacular. The craggy mountain fortress stands juxtaposed against the Gothic silhouette of Alicante's Basilica of Santa Maria. As the evening progressed, we watched the sun set and the shadows lengthen on church and ruins alike. The food was less memorable, though generally pretty tasty. The menu consisted mainly of sushi classics, with two or three specialty roll options. We started with a salad of pickled greens (very good) and edamame (overcooked). We then shared an order of salmon nigiri (very fresh), tuna maki (ok), california roll (very tasty - with ripe, buttery avocado and fragrant toasted sesame seeds), and crispy shrimp tempura (amazing). We ended the meal with a slice of Isla's green tea tiramisu - this was light, sweet and completely addicting. Our bill arrived with a complementary shot of chilled strawberry puree. On a Wednesday night, the lounge was nearly empty (there was one other couple seated at the bar) and the vibe throughout was tranquil and relaxed (so much so that we stayed more than two hours). Very lovely evening in Alicante (would return again anytime). ***3.5 Stars***

The best butter croissant chocolate I've had in Spain. Excellent and attentive service on a Sunday…read moremorning. Café con leche XL. Sitting on the dock with a fabulous view of the marina.

Awesome, great quality/price ratio…read more The have a pay one take two offer on Wednesdays in selected rolls. Try Caramel Roll, a must!