A very pleasant Japanese mini-restaurant in the historic Strasbourg downtown, specializing in…read moretakoyakis. The do them well and do them fast - if that's what you are in the mood for. T

I have spent a lot of time in Japan for school and work and loved nothing more than fresh takoyaki…read moreon a cold day. Given that takoyaki is made with octopus, something that many non-Japanese are averse to, I had given up hope on finding these doughy balls of flavor anywhere outside of Japan. But, lo and behold, as my husband and I were walking through Strasbourg one cold night, we stumbled upon Yaki House. We ordered the traditional, and watched as our server hand made each piece (with exactly the tools and care it's made with in Japan!), and added all of the typical green onions, bonito flakes, kyuupi mayo, etc. It was piping hot, delicious, and best of all, authentic! Even my husband, who had never had such a dish before, thought it was delicious. We regretted making dinner reservations for later that night otherwise we would've ordered more right on the spot. Even better was the fact that the space was super cozy with fun vintage Japanese decorations, with low noise levels - future date night material for sure. Can't wait to come back and try the okonomiyaki too!

Not very good or authentic. The gyoza was very good, but the Ramen was not…read more You can order food from your phone, but I found it difficult to use. The staff were friendly.

Good ramen spot in a convenient central location. The broth was flavorful and the portions were…read moresatisfying. The place has a casual, modern vibe and works well for a quick meal. Service was okay, though a bit rushed during busy hours. Overall a solid choice for ramen, I'd come back again.

It's good, for real, the texture of the meat is so tender and juicy, the waitresses are also…read morefriendly and nice, just the price is a bit overwhelming.

After having eaten lovely French food the whole weekend, we were ready for something a little…read morelighter. After visiting the Christmas market we ran across this small sushi place behind the Cathedral. Since I was not in my three-hour lunch mode anymore, I found the service quite slow. The decor was modern, almost fast food like. The waitress was Asian but obviously not Japanese. When I ordered the sushi pieces by their Japanese name as they were written on the menu, she appeared to have trouble understanding. We only ordered a few things and the final order was not even correct; she had brought us Saba (mackerel) instead of Maguro (ahi tuna). Of course they were gracious about exchanging it. The sushi was of excellent quality. The pickled cabbage salad I ordered was wonderful. But it certainly did not taste Japanese. Instead it was of excellent German Krautsalat (coleslaw). I wish we had this quality of sushi where we live in Landstuhl, Germany.

Dear restaurant owner, consider CLOSING your restaurant if you don't have the food on your menu…read moreavailable. Today is Saturday, I've come for lunch, drawn here by the positive reviews and the creative sushi rolls. Upon reviewing the menu I found all the rolls I wanted to order. Unfortunately the menu in the restaurant says that the specialty rolls can only be ordered at night and not during the day, why? I asked for an exception was told no, despite the fact that the only order the chef was working on would be mine. Second, I decided to choose something from the 'nouveauties' menu, then was told that the items were unavailable. Leaving only the standard sushi choices that every other damn sushi restaurant in France sells. I've decided to take the cheapest item on the menu as I'm hungry and need energy. Thank you Yonako for a truly forgettable experience. #FAIL

The positive reviews found on here convinced us to give this restaurant a try, and we weren't let…read moredown! We took the "samurai" boat for two, which includes sushi, maki, sashimi, and 4 skewers! As well as a miso soup and cabbage salad as the entree, and the customary bowl of rice. Their fish was very fresh and tasted amazing. Especially their dorade and great scallop sashimis. Except for the cheese one, which was somewhat mediocre, the skewers were all very tasteful and juicy. The miso soup and cabbage salad weren't anything extraordinary, but I enjoyed them nonetheless. We took three desserts, and I especially recommend their "coco pearls". It's two little balls of egg yolk stuffed glutinous rice paste covered in coconut. It's one of their (if not the) cheapest dessert on their menu, but still blows their more expensive desserts out of the water. The place itself is quiet, and although not high class, it has a nice atmosphere to it. All in all, it's very high quality for a very fair price.

Probably my favorite restaurant in Strasbourg! Very welcoming and family friendly. Sushi taste…read moreamazing, for a very reasonable price. I would definitely recommend this place to a friend!

From the owner: Sushi et bento , spécialité japonaiseread more

I have been coming to that place since at least 2009 - in other terms for a very, very long time…read more This place is known for its quality and low price during the happy hours amongst locals. I try to go there at least once every time I visit Strasbourg; I haven't been disappointed yet.

Worst restaurant I have been to in a long time. The salmon sashimi was served as 2mm thin slices…read moreof salmon laid on top of a bowl of rice, and had no flavor at all. What is that? It must have been old or just poor quality. The gyoza were frozen from the supermarket and served with a shiny, slimy look. I ended up trying all things we ordered once, but not finishing anything. The side of rice was not even fresh. I make better rice for my kids at home with my rice cooker. It was amazed and curious at the amount of business this place was doing. Do people here know what good Japanese food, or what sushi fish should taste like? I don't understand how this place is rated 4 stars, but that's enough of a sign for me to never eat Japanese in Strasbourg again. Huge opportunity for a someone wth skills to make a nice Japanese restaurant. To top it all off, the service was mediocre. Worst money spent at a restaurant for as far as I can remember.

From the owner: Commandez en livraison gratuitement pour les zones du 67000, ou à emporter en bénéficiant de 5% de…read moreréduction pour tout retrait de commande en magasin.

We stopped here for lunch on a rainy Strasbourg afternoon. We each had a different lunch special…read morefor €9,50 which was quite reasonable for the portions and quality. The sushi makis were good (tuna and salmon) and the inside out California roll with salmon. The chicken balls, gyoza, and miso soup were all good as well. And surprisingly, their egg rolls (never had Japanese egg rolls before) were quite tasty. Service was okay, not great and not rude. It's a nice place inside with good food.

I ordered the C4 Chriashi Assorted bowl. It comes with a salad and a miso soup, pretty standard…read more The salad however is a coleslaw instead of the lettuce based salad I'm used to at Japanese restaurants. I was disappointed because the slices of fish in the chirashi were super thin. Think of how thin carpaccio-- that was how thin the slices were. I'm pretty sure chirashi should have sashimi-sized slices on top, so I was not impressed with the thinly shaved fish on top of the rice. Taste-wise it was okay. The C4 was 14.90€, a small glass of the house white wine was 2.50€. Overall I wouldn't come here again. +1 star because the waitress saw me drop one of my chopsticks on the ground and immediately gave me a new pair literally 2 seconds later.

From the owner: Culture nippone Situé sur le Quai Turckheim, cette adresse est un dépaysement pour les papilles…read moreoccidentales. On s'y rend pour y découvrir les sushis, pour ceux qui ne connaissent pas encore, parmi une pléthore de menus à midi et le soir. Vous pourrez aussi y retrouver des plats à base de poissons ou de canard également. Et pour finir, un thé vert japonais vous aidera à bien digérer le poisson cru et frais.