What a nice surprise to find this great Asian restaurant in a small city in Italy for lunch. We…read morethoroughly enjoyed it after two long weeks of Italian food it was nice to change the flavors a little. The ramen was flavorful. We also had sushi and the fish were fresh. Sorry for not posting photos since the phone was left at the hotel. This is a great place to dine before heading to the Verona coliseum for an opera. Until next time!

Grazie Yelp. You have led me to another wonderful find. We would have never chosen to dine at a…read moreJapanese restaurant in Verona. We love Japanese food but whilst on holidays you tend to go for the local cuisine. After many meals of pasta, pizza, bruschetta and prosecco it was a welcomed change. Sophisticated, cool ambience. The lights were low and the mood was sophisticated. Couples, friends, travellers, locals and families filled this Japanese restaurant. The menu is divided between sushi, nigiri, teppanyaki etc and it's easy to navigate. The food is exquisite, delicate flavours of Japanese cuisine. It was a little pricey but the quality of the dishes made it justified. Happily recommended this restaurant to fellow travellers and locals.

Very delicious Seafood! Fresh shrimp, lots of choices to choose from. The staff was very friendly…read moreand helpful. Highly recommended

Excellent quality. Very nice environment. Half the restaurant is also a bar with DJ. The other half…read moreis sushi restaurant. A little expensive but let's not forget that sushi and Chinese in Italy is considered high class. So for Italian standards I would say price is fine.

We are in Italy for a long time started in Rome, and then Florence, and now in Venice. We ate…read moreenough pasta & pizza we looked for a Japanese or Chinese restaurant and this one is delicious! We ordered edamame's, potstickers, vegetable fried rice, sweet-and-sour, chicken, and fried shrimp. They gave us enough to not take away, we ate it all. In California you always have Takeaway Chinese Food not in Italy just enough.

After 10 days of fine dining in Milan, belaggio and venice - we had our best meal here. We live…read morenear San Francisco and are used to excellent Japanese food. This was up there with the finest. The tempura was so so, but otherwise we took the maitre ds suggestions and loved every bite, including dessert

This is the St Moritz offshoot (although strangely not on the global web site of Nobu) of the…read moreinternationally acclaimed Nobu restaurants from Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, the inventor of a new type of Japanse food. They serve a shorter menu than many of the other Nobu restaurants but all the classic dishes like the Black Cod with Miso are there. The sushi were ok (hard to make the difference between those and the sushi from much cheaper real Japanese restaurants across Europe). But in summary it was excellent, with good fast service and in the amazing setting of the Badrutt Palace. A trip to the Palace is I guess a necessary stop in a St Moritz trip and the restaurant is located in a very pleasant room with elegant and comfortable wooden chairs. Not sure how often Nobu himself is there though The only downside is the price really so we won't do that every night!

I've been to Nobus around the world and this one was not particularly noteworthy amongst them. The…read morefood was good (though I don't remember it, so perhaps not so spectacular). What is noteworthy about this place during Christmas is the clientele, as this hotel is where Europe's elite converge during late December, mixed with a few middle easterners and Russians. They engage in a delightfully conspicuous gameshow of "who came out of the most expensive vagina and can prove it by how they dress", which is amazing to watch. You get the sense that the only people who "earned" their wealth in this old money crowd are the young attractive females sitting with the decrepit older well dressed men, both staring at their mobile phones for most of the meal. This place is perhaps worth it for the people watching alone!