Another version of Mr Cherng restaurant…read more - Price: all-you-can--eat buffet for 16.9EUR -Food: Difference with Mr Cherng is that sushis are the stars here in comparison to the rest Sushi: very diverse and delicious, run on a band and can be ordered if you dont find the one you want (++) cold on the lower band, warm on the upper one (where chinese and other asian delicacies can be found) Wok prepared with dressing of your choice you've choosen, which means plenty of vegetables, varied seafood, multiple kind of meat and Tofu (++ for vegetarians). what it lacks in quantity is made up by excellent cooking preparation. Warm dishes are correctly cooked and one doesnt feel nauseous after the first bite (++) Desserts: fruits & ice cream Staff : very friendly and attentive The bads/room for improvements & Tips -Location : area isnt the sexiest I must say, but hey it's just 2 stops from hauptbahnof and it s worth the trip All in all, great

16.90 EUR for all you can eat sushi!…read more The staff where mostly ignorant, except when it came to pick of the plates from the table. Over all good price and great sushi!

We enjoyed a nice sushi dinner with a friend at Jam Jam. We came here without a reservation during…read morethe week, but we luckily got a table. The restaurant is nice, equipped with a two-level belt with "running sushi". On the top belt you can find a good selection of Asian food, on the bottom one just around 15/20 different type of sushi...the formula is "all-you-can-eat". Unfortunately, no sushimi at all... :( Anyway we enjoyed the evening with 40€ together.

very great place and the workers were extraordinary nice, the food was delicious and a very…read moreaffordable price

It is located beside the Alster so it is very suitable if you were there sight seeing and wanted to…read moregrab some quick sushi. The All-You-Can-Eat is for about 20 euros. You just sit and keep picking up the plates that you like, which is a variety of rolls, nigiri sushi, sashimi, and even dessert sometimes. I've went 3 times, and each time some of the plates are changed with new ones, so I guess the menu changes every day, but the main plates (nigiri and rolls are always served). You can also have a drink but can be a bit expensive, the AYCE with a small pepsi (0.33 litre) costs about 22.2 euros and with a big pepsi (0.5 litre) costs about 24.2 euros. My only comment is that the nigiri sushi contains too much rice and thin fish slices, and the lack of fried rolls (although there are fried prawns occasionally). -- Update 1: I went for a fourth time, and this time they had fried rolls. The staff crew is also very friendly, and they recogized me from last time.

Let's see I went there on a bank holiday for the all you can eat for 19,9Eur…read more I will assess the good points (+) and review the level of improvement(-) that place need On the + side - Price: 20euros for running sushis (all you can eat) with a miso soup/noodle soup - Location: great around Jungfernstieg, perfect break on a shopping day or after a work out - Atmostphere: Japanese obviously, casual, sushi bar and enjoy (not just the view) of sushi constantly running in front of you. Many (German) tourists, who have no idea what eel or octopus are...right...anyway -Food: Sushi, some sashimi (otherwise resquest for it), different kind of fish, algae +++ and japanese mushroom salads++. The ingredients quality is quite remarkable...at least what's available (see needs improvement part) - Staff: all efficient mostly friendly On the needs improvement side: - Food: A few items which are listed on the menu are out of order quite often (Soy beans and some fish) even on request...too bad The ratio fish/rice for sushi is 1/9, which is ridiculous, it's like a thin slice of fish with a heafty portion of rice; of course they are just trying to fill stomachs which would work just the time for you to leave the restaurant considering the high glycemic index of white rice... All in all a good place on the go, however without the binging all you can eat, I would go elsewhere to enjoy better sliced and better fish/rice ratio sushis...

Honestly.. it was alright. You really can't complain though because it's not expensive. I'm from…read moreLos Angeles where sushi is pretty good but if you're looking for a large quantity of food and don't want to pay too much, it's nice to sit down and immediately grab what you want.

Aki Running Sushi is a simple running sushi bar nothing to amazing honestly food was good and they…read moremake sure you stay true to the time u sit down and get up. It's located inside a building so make sure ur fax or have negative test results

One of the most original Japanese restaurants in Hamburg…read more There are not many places like the Akari in this city. Minimalist interior, Japanese staff, Japanese guests, and very tasty Japanese food that is worth every cent. I had the seafood salat as a starter and a sushi and sashimi mix for my main. Super fresh fish, very tasty and nicely textured rice (which is really important for good sushi), and good service. I'll definitely come back for some Udong noodles and some grilled dishes.

Japanese food place, recommended by a Japanese friend, that was full of Japanese customers. Could…read morehardly be more authentic. The food was delicious for me (a noodle soup), though average for my friend (cooked vegetables). Appetizers and desert were awesome too. Overall I can't give 5 stars because of the service: the girls seemed to be busy with paperwork, I don't know if we were unlucky or if this is a regular thing. Still a very good addition to any foodie map. (it seems to be a good idea to make a reservation first - though there was no answer when we tried)

Matsumi is a Japanese restaurant. We came there with some friends who had reserved a private…read moretraditional room (it is better to book this room at least a week before). Thus, we shared a Shabu Shabu in a friendly space, sitting in a traditional Japanese way. Shabu Shabu is a fondue made of vegetables and beef. The price is high: 29 €, but the service is good because the waiters help us prepare and cook our food. There is also a Shabu Shabu menu for € 59 where you have different dishes such as chicken skewers, traditional soup, fresh fish and a dessert.

There is only one grade for the taste and quality of the food served at Matsumi - it's pricey, but…read morefor absolutely stunning Japanese cuisine, worth every penny.

I didn't get sushi, just a lunch bento set and it was solid. No major complaints at all. If I ever…read morecame back I would want to try the sushi which has great reviews here on Yelp! I believe this place was cash only FYI!

Hokkai is a 5/5 for Hamburg sushi standards and easily has the best sushi I've come across in the…read morearea. It's a small, quaint shop and has been owned by a very kind Japanese man since 1990; he doesn't speak much English but always gives me a smile when I'm there. There is also an English menu available. There's some non-sushi dishes hand written in German on a chalkboard on the wall. This includes a salmon miso soup which I enjoyed, although I like the sushi a bit more. It's pricy like most sushi places (you'll probably pay 10-15€ to eat), although the presentation is nice and it's of high quality ingredients. I could easily recommend this place if you're looking for sushi in Hamburg.

Despite having opened a second outlet, Takumi HQ remains so popular that you'll have to wait at all…read moreroughly popular hours. It's a fast experience, not meant for whiling around. Portion sizes aren't exactly filling, so you might want to add an appetizer, at least. The Ramen taste very nice, yes. Still - I felt I paid too much for the experience... it works because there isn't big competition in Hamburg.

We ordered Nouko Ramen, Gyoza, fried chicken, they all taste good, but I can't really tell whether…read moreit's because the food or because I'm too hungry, we waited 40min to get the table. Anyway, I will come again. Now, time for ice cream \o/