All-you-can-eat conveyor goodness! For just twenty euros you can indulge in a dinner filled with an assortment of Asian delicacies (drinks sold separately). About half of the offerings are sushi or nigiri, the rest is a combination of pan Asian dishes that include: dim sum, fried rice, udon noodles, beef w/mushrooms, honey chicken, chicken karaage, etc. The servers are super friendly and check-in regularly to see if you want any specific dishes from the conveyor belt. The atmosphere is lively and casual read more

Kintaro - Dining room - Japanese Near Me - Madrid, M

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The food is just sort of okay, the sushi is filled with lots of cheaper ingredients like canned tuna and vegetables but the price really reflects that ($9 for all you can eat) the other options are all different variations of sugar coated deep fried meats. The good part is you can eat a lot for very cheap. The bad part is the food is just somewhat "meh". We got there early which I recommend because there started to be a very long line around 2. The editors started kicking us out after about an hour of sitting there which was rude. They even took a plate my friend was still eating and then brought us the check. So I guess there is good and bad about getting there early. Overall, you get what you pay for. read more

The best japanese food in the world Hamza. And rosa very nice too us,,, Will come back here for sure,,good deal Lv u guys read more

Kintaro is another Chinese owned and operated sushi joint, that operates more as a fusion between the two. It is a Kaiten sushi type place (Kaiten meaning the conveyor that brings food out past your table - like sushi boat I guess), but most of the dishes tend to be chinese (dumplings, salads, spring rolls, beef & mushrooms, fried chicken, etc...) with some rolls and sushi mixed in (Some salmon and Tuna).. It really really depends on which table you get - you need to be in a good upfront spot to hit the salmon sushi's or salmon/avocado rolls when they come out. Sometimes there is enough to go around, at other times is drying than a lake in sub-sahara Africa.... if the salmon is not coming out, then just ask a server for it and they will bring some over.... It is what is it - an ALL YOU CAN EAT lunch menu for 9.95 EUR - can beat that in this expensive Salamanca area. read more

I come here for a weekday lunch, and I believe the price is 9,90 for all you can eat. They close at 16:30 and by 14:30/15:00 there will be a line to sit, especially if you want a seat by the belt. Getting there early is ideal, but they also accept reservations. Like any budget sushi buffet, the rolls are quite rice heavy. For the price, I am happy with the variety. If it is busy or they are putting out fewer plates like they do when they are getting ready to close, you can ask a server for whatever you want and they'll bring it to you. In addition to sushi, there are some other plates, mainly Chinese, such as spring rolls, sweet and sour chicken, noodles, edamame... but the other plates are definitely not better than the sushi. read more

The price for the buffet is good. I paid 9€ and I could choose everything I want from the conveyor belt. But I could say that the food is not that good. And there is only a little variety of the sushi for the buffet. I just don't like it. It is not an authentic Japanese food.I felt like there is some chinese influence in their food and the quality is not good either. What I wanted is a real Japanese food. And I also found that the waiters there are little bit rude. So if you want to taste an authentic Japanese food, just don't go here. But if you just want to eat all you can eat sushi without considering the great quality, maybe this one is good for you read more

Very good, it is varied, constant, it does not have a great variety of Sushi Rolls, but enough, I eat very good, both in quantity and quality, and I could hardly do with the desserts, I really recommend it, important is not only Sushi Rolls, there is also Asian food read more

The conveyer belt is a neat idea however the food is all cold. So if you're just wanting sushi - you may like it. But if you want to go beyond that and have noodles, soups, meat, or the fried sushi don't expect it to be hot or even luke warm. I also wish it was 16€ for the endless buffet seems like a bit much for cold food. read more

Quality food, in huge quantities. If you try the all you can eat lunch special, your food will come around on a conveyor belt. Very clean with a variety of Asian food. Located very close to a metro stop. read more

Food on the belt is very basic, lots of fried thin slices duck and other meats. Few sushi, and if medium/basic quality. That is probably my main criticism. When I go to eat sushi I expect to eat at least halfway healthy. Service is ok/nice for a sushi belt place. Summary: Place is ok for a quick bite. If you want to go eat sushi because of the taste/ healthy eating, spend a couple of more and go for the real stuff. read more

Very good quality good but it is a little high priced. More Chinese variation than suhsi though. The only negative aspect was the service, which was not really good. We had to ask a couple of times for some extra Teriyaki souce and I they wanted to know for what I would use it. read more