We are in Italy for a long time started in Rome, and then Florence, and now in Venice. We ate…read moreenough pasta & pizza we looked for a Japanese or Chinese restaurant and this one is delicious! We ordered edamame's, potstickers, vegetable fried rice, sweet-and-sour, chicken, and fried shrimp. They gave us enough to not take away, we ate it all. In California you always have Takeaway Chinese Food not in Italy just enough.

After 10 days of fine dining in Milan, belaggio and venice - we had our best meal here. We live…read morenear San Francisco and are used to excellent Japanese food. This was up there with the finest. The tempura was so so, but otherwise we took the maitre ds suggestions and loved every bite, including dessert

Excellent bar good food great drinks. We were lucky to have same bar tender the 3 nights and…read moreAlberto was very attentive and cordial. We would probably choose this hotel again just for this reason.

Being from California, I've found it surprisingly hard to find decent sushi in Europe. This…read morerestaurant isn't the best but it was good given that there are such few Japanese option in Venice. It's tucked away inside of a hotel but it had outdoor seating that would offer nice views of the Grand Canal. It was a rainy day so we were not able to sit outside. They are open earlier in the day only for drinks and serve food from 7-11pm. We had the 18 piece mixed sushi, spicy salmon roll, tuna 6 piece sashimi, 2 miso soups and a bottle of water. Grand total came out to 58€. They gave us a complimentary appetizer of cooked & fried tuna chunks with what tasted like a rice vinaigrette on shredded lettuce. Nice little starter... The salmon is a safe choice, good cuts and tasted fairly fresh. The tuna was decent but not as fresh as the salmon. Miso soup was great, the seaweed was perfectly silky in it. The sushi is a little overpriced but the ambience of the restaurant is upscale & there's not much competition in the area, so I totally understand. Also, I'm not sure how much they have to import versus what they have available from their local fish markets. Overall, a nice change of pace after being overloaded with pasta & pizza!

Nice patio seating to enjoy a spritz and chips while people watching in Europe. Good service staffread more

Best food we had in 3 days at Venice. We came twice. Amin was our server and remembered us from…read morebefore, brought our same beer and wine orders. We had prosciutto tortellini, lamb chops, and prosciutto cotto pizza. Wait staff is so nice, vibe is good, price is reasonable for what you get.

Came here as part of a Secret Foods of Venice walking food tour. This stop included a delicious…read moreseafood risotto, paired with a refreshing glass of Prosecco. We didn't get to sample beyond this, but just based on what we had, I'd come back again to sample other items on their menu.

This gem was recommended to us by our tour guide, Sara, and it was simply amazing. We showed up…read morearound 6:30 without reservations and Chicca (pronounced Kikka), the delightful and spunky waitress, asked if we would mind sharing a table. We did not mind at all. And it turned out to be a very good thing, but I will share why later on. First the food: we started out with Cicchettis that Chicca helped me pick out from the front counter. The Prosecco that I had with them paired so nicely. My husband ordered the Tagliatelle alla Busara di Scampi, I got the Linguine alla Scoguera (seafood: mussels, clams, scallops). Simply amazing - wow For dessert hubby had the Ameretto Custard and I had the Panna Cotta. In heaven!!! Now on to the sharing the table but, Chicca said she was bringing us some new friends and another couple joined us. They happened to be from Japan... I grew up in Japan and I ended up translating Japanese to English to help them place their order with Chicca. And then we just started chatting and by the end of the evening we were exchanging email addresses. Friendship born. Thanks Chicca.

Very delicious Seafood! Fresh shrimp, lots of choices to choose from. The staff was very friendly…read moreand helpful. Highly recommended

Spectacular place run by a lovely family. The food and presentation were incredible. I would…read morerecommend it to anyone and everyone. Thank you for a memorable evening!

This was a great experience and the food was very good. The restaurant is a little hidden, and…read moredoesn't look like much from outside, but once you go inside it completely transforms. The decor is super cute and all the dishes are served in very cool design dishes, our sushi was served on a wooden boat. The sushi was good. The ramen, rice noodles and dumplings were the best, we have had in Europe. Desserts were amazing. Customer service was superb, from the minute we walked in the service was just impeccable. We only have 2 days left in Venice, but had we found this place sooner, we would for sure be repeat customers.

Good cicchetti spot for vegetarians! Or maybe I'm just rather uninitiated and easily impressed and…read morehave different standards, as I am vegetarian. I don't know. We visited 2 afternoons and we were only in Venice for 3. According to Google, "Ostaria ai Storti" translates to something like "Tavern to the Crooked." I can't name all the things I had. I know all were yummy and some were fried (I'm hoping vegetarian-safely). Some items were 2,50 euro and some were less. It's not all vegetarian, but there is enough selection that you can pick several things. SEVERAL. Vegetarian dining isn't nearly that good in the midwestern USA yet. The employees were nice. The woman was chatty. I want to go back now!

Average spot to eat in Venice. I guess there are no casual restaurants in Venice that are not…read moretouristy and try to sell overpriced food. The spaghetti were al dente, flavorful but not amazing. Sauce was very sparse.

First night in Venice and there are plenty of restaurants to choose from. We were a party of 7 so…read morewe all tried something different. The food was fine, nothing jumped out but nothing bad. Lasagne was a bit plain, but ravioli was good.

not a good idea to eat here by my opinion.The sea food is good right here, but the manu have lots…read moreof trap in there. They seems like they are nice but they won't tell you how does the food charge when you order. 順便一提這應該是中國人開的店子，一個看起來是老闆娘的人從頭到尾都在旁邊裝死中，千萬不要被服務員的友好騙了，累了一天了本來想著隨便吃一吃的好心情也被破壞了，真的是不論海內外只有中國人才坑中國人

We came here on Christmas and everyone was very nice and customized our rolls for us. The food was…read moregood and fresh tasting. Reasonable prices too.

Came here after dropping our luggage at a nearby hotel. Was craving Asian food so decided to check…read morethis place out. It's definitely nothing special but hits the spot. The sake is absolutely TERRIBLE. DO NOT GET IT. It's only 6 euros for a bottle but I'm 100% sure they dilute it with water, it's so obvious. At least try better to hide it. The Fish is OK. We also got the unagi rice bowl which is pretty average too but super salty. Price range is decent. The waiters are also kinda rude.