Real Japanese food, delicious and original. Excellent service. Ordering via iPad works perfectly.read more

Great food great people, nice setting :) It's not super…read morecheap, but a nice mid-range, where you get value for money and big portions 2 starters, 2 main dishes, 2 ice tea one desert one coffee = 50 € The main dishes (54-ramen and 41-Vietnamese beef onions rice ) The ramen was good and a lot of Welle made clean meat chicken:) The beef Vietnam style had a lot of well made beef and what at first glance looked like to many onions, but they were cooked perfect- so they had the crunch while being sweet. There was aloe of meat and some spice but perfectly balanced for my northern palette ( there was a bowl of fresh chills if you wanted more besides the normal chili sauces) Let me be honest, as much as I love Asian food, the deserts always leaves me with a "mehhh " - it's jut not for me - NOT THIS PLACE THOUGH! It was a well balanced combo of clearly homemade mango purée, green tea ice and roasted nuts - it was a nice finish :) While the cappuccino was not as good as in a great coffee house, it was solid above average :) Also the open kitchen where you could see the people working there liked working together, joking, smiling - I love a restaurant with a open kitchen !

I came here for a quick dinner and had a nice experience. Service was fine and my food came out…read morevery quickly. The sushi was just okay, but my miso soup was very tasty.

This compares to the best sushi in Bremen, and it's very decent sushi. But Bremen, to my knowledge,…read moredosn't have a top sushi experience yet. The difference between sushi that comes on a train, and sushi that comes from a top chef working directly with his customers, is important. I enjoy the sushi here, it's very decent, but can't get a top rating only when compared to the great sushi restaurants i've enjoyed around the world. Why is the sushi train concept so popular in Germany?

Wonderful authentic Japanese restaurant in the old town just steps away from the famous…read moreGlockenspiel House with 30 bells that chime every 1-3 hours. Reserve at least 2 days ahead for shabu shabu (5 days ahead for wagyu shabu shabu). The shabu shabu was wonderful and some of the best pork we had in Germany. After we finished with the meat, they gave us udon noodles to eat with the broth that was created. It was just so delicious!! Highly recommended for trying real Japanese food. Thank you!

This is my favourite sushi restaurant. Excellent sushi,…read morereally nice staff, great atmosphere.

Poor choices, poor presentation. If you want to eat lots of rice and are ok with a very limited…read moreselection of somewhat fresh fish - you may like this place. If you decided to go for the all you can eat lunch option, do not dare to leave anything on your plate or you will be reprimanded by the boss! I wish there was a good sushi place in Bremen- this one unfortunately is not. Two stars because the miso soup was ok.

Poor service, but very charming restaurant! The sushi seemed good but the room was far too hot too…read moredine in. Our server apologized but sometimes that's just not enough.

The restaurant offers good sushi, that is rolling on a carousel in the middle of the room. I missed…read moremore of marinated ginger - I have seen it only once on the carousel. What I wish is more space in the room. There is only one front window. Air circulation can be better. No payment cards have been accepted as I could have observed. The staff has been friendly, offered us a place by the carousel after it became free.

It's quite difficult to find good sushi places in Bremen. The Sakura, in my opinion, is one of the…read morebetter ones (and one of the cheapest). I personally can recommend the all you can eat offer during the day. The variety is good and it's not only sushi you can choose from. From Monday-Friday (12 - 2.30 pm) you merely pay 10,50 EUR and Monday-Friday + Sunday (5.30 - 10.30pm) you pay 15,50EUR. The quality is good and I recommend to reserve seats if you plan a visit in the evening. It's also a good idea to arive early so you can take your time enjoying the Japanese specialties.

Sakura is probably the best Sushi place you can find in Bremen. And you only have to pay around 16…read moreeuros to have as many sushis as you want. The Jasmine tee is also particularly great, which I always oder when I go there. In short, this is a genuine Japanese Sushi bar that satisfies me, who has a rather picky taste like most Asian guys:).