Quality food, it has a classy feel with a casual twist. The waiter is a really funny and nice guy…read more The Japanese food is from a high standard with a lot of taste. We will definitely be back anytime soon.

It may look fancy but the key here is the amount of detail and precision they put into their food…read moreand ambience- worthy of Japan and worthy of my stomach.

Difference is very big from mr sushi which is located near by, But Fujiyama is also cost friendly…read moreand the sushi was sort and tender. Im sure many have eaten and the drinks where nice and koud. I hope this helps you well and please hit the friend button so we can go for a meal in the near future. I

Pros: It's fun to watch the chef prepare your meal in front of the teppayakki grill. This place…read moredefinitely looks like a Japanese restaurant and tastes like one. Cons: This place is overpriced. Maybe I'm spoiled with being an Korean-American with Benihana or Japanese food and Koreanized Japanese foood all over the place. The food was normal and the price was somewhat up there, and I don't know why! Why?!? If anything, this place seems like the only nice looking Japanese restaurant in the city area, so I guess this place is the best place for Japanese. I can't complain if I eat here and I want Japanese :)

The noodles were the star of the evening. Perectly au dente and very flavourful! The ambience is…read morecasual, hip and cool with retro folk music wafting over what I can tell is a neighborhood go to place. The menu is varied. offering a nice variety of ramen, side dishes, dessert and a complimenting beverage menu. It was the hight of their Saturday night dinner service so I was happy to walk in with no reservations and snag a small table by myself. The service was curtious and friendly, after all it is an elevated ʻRamenʻ eatery, so don't expect fine dining service, but do expect yummy food! I ordered a 500ml Asahi draft beer, a side of mixed Dim Sum filled with either shrimp our pork hash, a bowl of Spicy Miso Char Siu (slow roasted pork) Ramen with corn and mushrooms paired with a luxurious broth that delivered asian comfort food to many on the chilly and rainy day in the Netherlands

This was a good place for easy street food dining. There were plenty of options and everything we…read morehad was to our liking. Service was efficient and friendly. Would definitely go back.

Expecting Worst service? Go there…read more Also name changed. Same address but it says YASUMI. If maki is your thing, and don't care about anything else then it might be for yiu. If you are a group, go somewhere else. You will spend lots of money for worst service you can have. Sushi restaurant has French fries. Go figure. Almost everything has sugar in it.

It's busy, it's all you can eat but it's also your best choice for affordable and decent sushi in…read morethis town. Our friends and family love it and it's always a fun time. Leave your snobby ideas about japanese food at home and make use of their weekdays and lunch specials. Do count on a loud and crowded scene in the weekends.

This is an exquisite restaurant, beautifully decorated and very accommodating. I arrived for a…read morelate lunch and ordered hot tea, Egg Foo Yong and fried rice. They served delicious little snack crackers with the tea. Often these are shrimp crackers that leave a taste in your mouth like you've licked an old sea net. These were fresh and crisp with a little bit of heat. Not too much, just a nice flavor. The Vegetable Egg Foo Yong was also delicious. It was clearly cooked fresh with delicate vegetables that didn't overwhelm the omelet. I've had it from one other Chinese restaurant in Zwolle and the one I had here was far superior. It is served here in Holland with sweet sauce. That's initially a shock but in this case, the sauce was subtle and complimentary to the dish versus the other place where the omelet was just drowning in sticky goo. The fried rice was very good as well. Once again, subtle flavors of green onion and egg in the veggie version I requested. Overall, great experience.

From the owner: Sinds de renovatie in 2009 bestaat ons restaurant in twee afdelingen. Op de benedenverdieping kunt…read moreu heerlijk genieten van onze Chinese maaltijden genieten, waar de Kantonese keuken een belangrijke rol speelt. Op de bovenverdieping wordt er een 'All You Can Eat' concept gehanteerd, waar u van Sushi, Dim Sum en Teppanyaki gerechten onbeperkt kunt proeven en genieten.

My daughter and I are visiting the Netherlands and her birthday had just past and she loves sushi…read more So, I looked at places online and decided on Blue Sakura. It was not a mistake. The food was delicious! We ordered the all you can eat sushi and some drinks. The selection was good, the sushi rolls came out fast and tasted great. The waiters were kind. I had a chance to speak with the owner following the meal. He was a very nice guy. When I'm back in the Netherlands, I will definitely go again. 4 stars.

Sushi in the Netherlands? I was unsure, but this place made me a believer. In a historic church…read more(Europe historic, not US), the old organ pipes and hand carved pulpit and melded beautifully with a clean modern restaurant. We only had a few small plates, but what we had was fresh, well prepared and as good or better than any Sushi/dumplings/rolls we've had. Wish we could have stayed and enjoyed the 2 1/2 hour, 5 course sushi extravaganza. Hope to hit back to NL and will make sure this is one of our stops!