Good quality sushi that is freshly prepared and well presented. Like most places it's take out only…read moreat the moment and the chef is a slightly grumpy old man that makes brilliant sushi. Best to order a day earlier if you want something special or different. He was certainly not happy with my last minute order for a vegetarian omakase :-) but in the end he made a fabulous vegetarian selection. The fish here is super fresh and lovely. Happily come here again albeit it's not cheap. Great sushi is rarely cheap and that is certainly the case in Munich.

It is very difficult to maintain this level of quality outside of Japan, especially when it comes…read moreto neta and overall to Sushi but this place did very well. It is not cheap to eat here but the quality and service speaks for itself. The rice was delicious, hard to find in Germany in my opinion. If you are Japanese and feel homesick, this place will give you a hint of what home feels like, Ittamae was really friendly too. Their sake list is decent, some Dassai 45 and 23, some Kubota but given the price I think it was not Manju. When in doubt you can ask, they are very happy to give out the correct information. Everything tasted great, I would definitely recommend this place! His marinated maguro is especially tasty!!!

The first time I was here was pretty good the sushi was perfect and not dry so really good food…read more The Walter was the mindestens weitere in my life so best service ever, and it was very cozy inside.

I would have given this place one star had it not been for the great tasting Miso soup and, the ok…read morespring rolls. The last time we tried to find this place we were unable to, as I thought it had closed down. After checking their website I realised that, it is actually off the side street and, not on Leopoldstr. So we decided to check it out today. The name of the place is running sushi, however, the sign inside says Japanese and Thai food. We were a little bit early and the conveyor was pretty empty and, I did not see the point of having the "all you can eat" offer which, on Sundays is €18.90 plus drinks. I chose to oder from the a la carte menu. I ordered a sushi plate which had two rolls (salmon and tuna) and 6 nigiri (tuna, salmon, scallop, prawn, cuttle fish and kingfish). The miso soup was great and packed with flavour. The sushi arrived and looked well presented. However the very first one I had smelled a tiny bit and thought it was odd. I then proceeded to eat the rest and a few others also smelt a bit. The sushi was rolled poorly and packed with way too much rice that was far too sticky. It became immediately obvious that the chefs were better at thai than sushi. Needless to say I was quite disappointed. I would not come back here again for sushi. I have not been served raw fish that smells ever, and considering I ordered off the menu rather than the buffet, imagine what the running sushi is like ;-)

We have been there twice and each time we loved the food. The service personnel is kind. Sushi,…read moregrilled meat or chicken, soup or marmande (Soya beans), were all delicious... The place is not big and could need a renovation, but it's nice with Jazz music. The price for the quality is fair but a bit too high for the quantity.

For 5 years this was my go-to Japanese restaurant…read more I don't know what has happened but food was just bad... It was like it was bought from supermarket's freezer and microwaved to 'perfection'. Tuna was completely overcooked, chicken skin skewers were soaky, not crispy as they used to be and so on.. Out of 6 dishes we send back three. Very sad development.

Gut für den Preis. Nette und zügige Personal. Viele leckeren Sushisorten mitsamt andere Gerichte…read moreauf dem Fliessband. Nur knapp 10€ für das Mittagsessen und am Abend knapp 20€

I've been going to this Sushi place for more than 4 years now. It is not the best one in town (that…read moreone I still have to discover!), but I never not experienced a fresh meal here. If you are a All You Can Eat fan, it's the place to go. From cold to warm back to cold, you can go wild at a very reasonable (if not low) price and enjoy yourself. If not, still fine as the a la carte menu is quite giving. The Midday menu (on Saturdays as well!) has less dishes, but it's still ok. And cheaper, of course, as evenings you pay almost twice as much. If you behave, you might even get a before and after Ume Wine drink on the house.

A bit different then what we were used to as fast as Japanese but food was very good. Miso soup…read morewas good and even had mushrooms. Curry rice was excellent. The ramen was good too. We got there late in the evening and the service was relatively quick. There is outside sitting by a plaza and we enjoyed the music from another nearby restaurant while eating in a more relaxed and not as busy environment.

Of the three Shoya's I've been to, this one is certainly the best…read more There is a good choice between what I would call 'regular' sushi rolls and fixed plates of sushi and/or sashimi, but also ramen and rice dishes with different types of meat or fish. We were with a party of three and ordered different 'fixed plates' and all of them came with miso soup. The gyoza was nice, the dough was not too thick, slightly translucent even. I'm used to thicker dough and slightly crispy, but I think this 'thin dough' version is actually nicer. I have hardly ever been to a restaurant where the photos shown in the menu were actually good, and never where the food that was served really looked like what was shown in the picture. This was the first time that the photos looked good AND the food looked like the photos. We ordered an average of slightly more than 2 dishes each (miso soup not included) and I felt full after diner. I would say that the portion size of the fixed plates is good enough. As far as taste is concerned no complaints either. Of the three Shoya's I've been to, this would be the one worth a return visit. If you have read my review for one of the all you can eat sushi places in Amsterdam, you might know that a sushi/Japanese restaurant will score major points if the nori (the dried seaweed that goes around the rolls) is ultra fresh and crispy. Unfortunately this was not the case with the nori in our dishes today. Nori absorbs moisture like a sponge even by just being exposed to air, so you can imagine what happens when wrapping it around other foodstuffs. So this was not so much a disappointment, but rather an observation. No points subtracted, but no bonus star (-;

This is such an underrated restaurant! The food is excellent, even though they divide the menu…read morebetween Japanese and Vietnamese food. The owner says they love the ramen the most, but I loved the crispy duck and bun the most. There's really not a bad order. Even the tofu they make it perfectly crispy outside and soft inside. Keep in mind that it's cash only so don't forget to bring some! There is no restroom inside and there's no outdoor seating. It's a pretty small interior so you might have to share a table.

Bruhs........... Tell me tell you about this place! Ever…read moresince my lil bro moved to Germany he had told me that he hadn't had awesome sushi like in the States. So it was my mission to find some killer sushi in Munich while I visited him in August. Let me tell yah, this place right here... is a work of art! Right from the gecko the moment you walk in, you feel the noise and ambiance of the place. You look at the decor and sitting and you know you're in for a treat. So me and him got down to business, we order a bunch of nigiri and some udon because it was a chilly day in Munich and we need the warm brothy soup they had. The Sake (lachs, salmon) was top notch and the Hamachi (yellowtail) was okay. I tried their Anago which was good and same with the Unagi. All in all this place lived up to the hype and my lil bro now has a sushi place he can call home in Munich . I know for sure I'll be back and the sushi chefs better have a whole salmon for us because they didn't think me and my lil bro could have taken down 30 pcs of salmon in one sitting.

Loved this Sushi place in Munich that I found on yelp.com. After a long week of eating lots of…read moreBavarian food, I was craving some sushi. Sushi Sano is a great spot not that far from the Marienplatz area. Great selection of rolls and dishes. I had an assortment of rolls and sushi as well as some dishes such as gyoza and kimchi. Great place! Only complaint (not really a complaint) I would add is that the sushi rice there was just OK. Not as good as the kind in sushi spots back home in Los Angeles.