Refreshing sushi in Berlin. Friendly service. Small selection of cocktails but they also have sake…read moreby the bottle. Dinner menu is mostly sushi but it appears the lunch menu has ramen. Service was friendly. Interior decor was nice and inviting. Sushi rolls were great.

Had dinner here tonight - sashimi bites, rainbow roll and dragon roll. Everything was delicious and…read moreso fresh. It was prepared with a lot of attention to detail. Service was very friendly. I look forward to coming back again.

Make sure to sit in front of warren. We loved the sachiko roll. The rolls with scallops and also…read moreenjoyed their tori karaage. The salmon aburi nigiri with asparagus was also good! What we'd skip is the sashimi and normal nigiris. Sachiko for us is a place for special rolls. For their creativity, combination and sauces as well as experience in front of warren Taste: 9/10 Price value: 7/10 5.90€ for a green / normal plate. 5.40€ for a black plate. 80% of the plates are green. Total: 9/10

Was excited to eat shush from the conveyor belt but was disappointed when I got there..they now…read moreonly have the boats floating for decoration so u can only get things from the menu. The sushi was good but in my opinion too small given the prices.. the spring rolls were actually a joke,3 tiny pieces that tasted like nothing! But if you are fine with a bit higher prices the sushi was tasty!

Another dispiriting Japanese restaurant in Berlin. Rice was as good as an Uncle Ben's. Eel had zero…read moregrilled taste. Udon with "Japanese vegetables" (a 1 euro premium over the standard "Udon with vegetables") came with canned Japanese vegetables. Tea came in bags. I still haven't been able to find a decent Japanese restaurant in Berlin, and I know it's not the town for it, but I hold out hope. I also hold out hope that Bigfoot exists, so there's that.

The food tastes good! The ambience is also great. But the portion is just a bit too small.read more

My really good friend brought me to his favorite sushi restaurant in town. After we sat down, we…read morewalked to the restroom to wash our hands. The restroom was super cute. The anime murals on the walls and doors were so well done that I felt transported to a different world. I started with a glass of wine. The best part was that I started with a Pinot noir sample, and it wasn't what I really wanted to drink. They let me change my drink to a lovely full-bodied dry Cabernet, which was fabulous. I ordered the Lachs / Avocado / Mayo and the Jakobsmuschel / Tobiko / Avocado. The rolls were very easy to eat. I assume that mayonnaise on sushi is a theme at the Catch. Next time, I'll try the sashimi. Overall, the experience was memorable in a good way.

Service great Waitress is great…read more Restaurant deco great But the tempura I order is below avg And the grill fish that is grill cod is very bad The tuna roll is fine Given the price I can't even give it a 3 stars Only 2 stars

comfortable place and great food, especially the Thai fish. We are three people, just order too…read moremuch.

Completely mediocre sushi with above average atmosphere…read more Kimchi was fresh, and had a sweet citrus taste, without anchovy flavor. Salmon soup was really a thai lemongrass soup with a couple of pieces of salmon in it. Drinks were fairly priced; white wine was oaky but not too bad, and the saki was surprisingly good given the lack of choices. Sashimi bowl was overly flavored: you had to scrape off the sauces and sesame to get to the fish flavor. The fish was nice, but the menu lied: there was no eel in the bowl. There was a lot of lettuce, however. Speaking of lies, the waiter absolutely refused to honor Yelp's free Prosecco with checkin offer. In many cities, this place would be a disaster, but I grade sushi in Berlin on a curve, since this isn't the town for that cuisine, and I did appreciate the atmosphere of Zen, despite some of the shortcomings of food and service.

FOOD & DRINKS Gyudon is a very typical meal in Japan. I saw…read moreit on the menu and had to try it out.The beef was kinda dry because it was mostly if not entirely lean. Perfect if you already count your calories but because of that reason you lose on flavor. I highly recommend to get the onsen egg with the bowl of beef over rice. Mix everything nicely together and the egg yolk will provide the necessary fat content to counter the dryness. Other than that the taste was good. Not mind blowingly good but a decent home cooked meal which in all fairness is what they are trying to do. SERVICE Staff was nice and friendly. Standard Japanese service which is a good thing. ATMOSPHERE Nice restaurant. Simple, a bit dark yet warm. RATING Four stars because even though they do Japanese home cook meals I think even in that specific area the flavors can be approved.

Very cozy food, feels very homemade. Highly recommend adding the onsen-tamago to your rice dish!…read moreVery good portions, mine was a small and I felt very comfortably full.

Excellent quality sushi, for a great price. I purchased Sashimi, pieces were large and fresh. Also…read moreordered crispy duck ramen, also excellent! I wish there was a sushi place like this, where I live! Two of us ate for about 50euro (ramen, non alchohalic drinks, 12 pieces of sashimi, 1 hand roll and 2 more large rolls.

Good sushi. Definitely one of the best in Berlin, breaks away from the standard of lame Berlin…read moresushi. Reasonably priced for the standard.

Fair warning: this is a special occasion place. It is much more expensive than many other…read morerestaurants in Berlin. You will pay a lot for very good food and very good service. If you are starving, you will spend a lot of money to become full. That being said, this place is a perfect place to enjoy tempura type food in a very relaxing and enjoyable place. Each piece of tempura food is chosen by the chef and delivered hot. I suggest sitting at the counter. The food, chosen by seasons, is matched with a particular dipping sauce. Whatever you order, you can tell them what you like or don't like. I suggest speaking some German as the owners only speak a little English. After you have had enough, dessert will come. A party of 2 eating 35 pieces between them with drinks...expect over 100€. It's worth it in my opinion.

The course menu is quite nice, you can choose how many skewers you want, around 20 are sufficient…read moreif you are not too hungry. Take a shiro gohan and miso shiro to round up a reall nice meal. $$$

From the owner: Wir bieten euch eine Vielzahl an japanischen Eindrücken und Rezepten in Absoluter Frische. Wir…read morearbeiten kontinuierlich daran, unsere Leidenschaft für Ramen mit euch zu teilen. Unser Erfolgsrezept nennt sich "Hausgemacht" ;). Dabei verzichten wir auf jegliche Zusatzstoffe und Glutamat. wir freuen uns auf euch!

I love this place since it has some nice authentic atmosphere…read more The food is great. Everything except sushi, since they do not specialize on that. And the tea is very tasty too. The prices are very fair, considering the huge portions. Can definitely recommend, especially on a cold day :-)

Udagawa is my homeboy…read more I don't even see why I should justify my love to this place since I am not even willing to accept any other rating for this restaurant. Udagawa serves a lot of japanese homecooking and bento boxes. During lunch time you can order great bentos with a miso soup. This place it not trying to impress you with fanciness. Their focus lies on the serious food game they play and damn they play it well. Their Katsu for example is piece of perfect crispyness which is just on point. No fancy garnish just the real deal. Ok I kind of lied about the fancyness since their bento does look kind of pretty BUT THAT'S NOT THE POINT. They are good because of the taste and not because of their look. (And you can't blame bento for being simply concepted this way) I have only very few japanese restaurants I'd recommend and this is one of them.