Just before heading into Bern for some sightseeing, my wife and I decided to stop at this…read morerestaurant for lunch. I was surprised to find an upscale Japanese restaurant in the outskirts of Bern at such a random place. When I looked into the restaurant later, I found out that it was promoted on some Swiss television show ("Mini Beiz, dini Beiz") before explaining the owner and his history a bit. I have to say that the experience was enjoyable and the food of the day menu was excellent, and the staff very friendly. Pricey, though, which is fine with me if everything else meets the bill.

Ordered soup for my hisband to soothe a degestive upset . Bone broth soup came in large bowl with 4…read moreoz of broth . Cup of tea had more fluid ! Asked for a little more broth and waitress denied request. Disappointed.

Sushi is okay, just right for this price. The rolls were surely prepared a few hours before, so the…read morenory was like gum. The curry was definitely better. Nice ambience and friendly staff. Been there on a Saturday evening.

The price is considered cheaper than other Japanese restaurants in Neuchatel, there are lots of…read moretables and chairs inside, so reservations arr not needed. Would recommend the group menu (such as 100 pieces of sushi, etc.) if you're coming with friends.

Food was delicious and the atmosphere was really great! The servers were very attentive and helpful…read moreand the teppanyaki chef was entertaining and cooked the food well. The sushi was top notch. I wasn't sure what to expect up here in the mountains but it blew us away! We got a few rolls and a few nigiri and all was really wonderful. The wasabi was great too. I'm so glad we checked it out!

Fuji of Zermatt was a nice meal. We took our kids, they enjoyed the teppanyaki show…read more Nice change from Swiss or Italian food.

This japanese restaurant is pretty small but well decorated. I was there the day after valentine's…read moreso everything was still oriented on thema love: red roses on the tables, red decorations... the owner are Chinese, that's why on top of the japanese sushi menu you can find here plenty of chinese dishes. I ordered a sample of appetizer since I can not have sushi for a while and have to admit that have been pretty satisfied with everything... the crab & asparagus soup was really good, the seaweed salad too. Edamame were not enough warm but still fresh... and the cantonese fried rice was pretty salty, but in line with the standard Swiss saltiness. Globally the food was good and the prices were ok.

An Japanese restaurant, small and cozy. From the outside this place didn't look much at all. After…read moreconsuming their sushi and their foie gras ravioli I can't say anything else than don't miss this one.

I didn't like and it doesn't look clean. The sushi is terrible...read more

Me and my friend wanted to share an udon and our parents were going to have dinner elsewhere as…read morethis was just a snack, my mom ordered 2 piece sushi and the waitress asked the other parent if he wanted anything and he said no, she said he had to order something if he was going to take up a seat and we were practically the only ones there. We explained our situation but she said we could not order 2 things and take up 4 seats. It was "not right". Me and my friend were having a craving and we were very disappointed with the service and hospitality of the place. We left and went to a better, much nicer and hospitable restaurant. -from a very dissatisfied and disappointed customer that just wanted some udon!

The noodles are not really the kind of Japanese style that I expect, but tastes ok. The pork dim…read moresum is very salty. Everything is average, not bad, not amazing either. The only Japanese restaurant in the city, I mean, you can't complain more.

What a find in Basel! Think of this as Japanese fusion. The staff was really nice and friendly, and…read morethe food was great. I ordered the tuna tataki and the surf and turf, and everything came out great. They have a small conveyor belt sushi on one end of the restaurant and a teppanyaki table on the other. The setup is really nice - sit at the teppanyaki if there are seats available and watch your food being cooked. The portions are generous. The tuna was seared nicely and the sauce was delicious. The surf and turf came with shrimp which had an amazing butter sauce. And the filet was perfectly cooked to medium raw - so tender. Presentation of the food was also nicely done.

We are visiting Basel from Hawaii after the Viking River Cruise and we were craving good sushi,…read moretempura and a bowl of rice. We were lucky to find HATTORI SUSHI AND STEAKHOUSE right next to our hotel(Radisson BLU Hotel). We were greeted by the owner Nick who made us feel very welcome. The decor of the restaurant had an Asian flair and an ambience that was very comfortable. The restaurant had a moving sushi bar with an array of choices and Teppanyaki U shape counter. Hattori opened 5 Months ago. To start we had the Shrimp and Vegetable Tempura and Ahi Tuna Tataki with a Kirin Premium beer. The Tempura was light and crispy with a flavorful dipping sauce. The Tuna Tataki was seared to perfection with the right amount of seasoning and topped with daikon/sauce. The Steak was done medium rare with a variety of sautéed mushrooms including shiitake. It was plated with a nice delicate sauce with cubed gelatin flavored with shiitake mushroom dashi, mirin, shoyu and sake. Chef Alek served us his soft and tasty Homemade bread with a marinated broccoli spread. Executive Chef Alek's creations are so tasty. We ended the dinner with shot of Yamasaki Whiskey which won a world title as best in class and Sweet Umeshu. It was an excellent meal and we felt at home with the friendly staff and owner. We highly recommend Hattori Sushi/Steakhouse and hope you all will check it out. Your taste buds will be treated to an awesome epicurean experience!