Good sushi for a neighbourhood restaurant. Quick service, good variety of sushi, but quite high…read moreprices.

Definitely some of the best Sushi available in Amsterdam, only takeaway or possibility to eat…read moreoutside during the summer, and everything freshly made to order.

We did all you can eat, so I suppose you can't expect too much. Still, I left this place pretty…read moredisappointed, though at least decently full. Sumo Sushi & Grill was located conveniently close to our hotel, and with a sushi craving hitting me hard, I talked everyone into coming here for a late lunch. While they do have a la carte options, I felt like the all you can eat was a better deal, especially if you plan on ordering more than a couple items. Their fish selection is pretty limited, but I was excited that they had a decent number of tuna items. I went a little hard on that and ordered a bunch of tuna cut rolls and nigiri. They do have a lot of rules at this place, though we found the ordering process pretty straight forward, and the waiter was pretty helpful in explaining everything. There are only a couple items on the menu that cost extra, but be careful. Overall, I thought the sushi quality was pretty disappointing. The tuna nigiri was especially bad, with the tuna rolls being a little more appetizing. If looking for a sushi restaurant in Amsterdam, you can probably do better than this, at least I hope. If you don't mind low quality fish, this place will suffice, however, if you are used to good sushi, you'll likely be disappointed. Food aside, service and ambiance were both nice. No complaints in that department.

A new Sumo opened here a few months ago and I have to say, this is NOT Japanese food. It's Japanese…read moreinspired fusion food. The food's not bad, it's just everything but authentic. The decor looks awesome, the staff is young and hectic and thus in turn, oblivious at times. They work with a checklist "all you can eat" system but restrictions apply, naturally. If you're going here with a small group expecting food and not necessarily Japanese food, then you'll have a good time if you're somewhat tolerant of an, at times, chaotic service.

I ordered Tempura udon and it takes forever to get it…read more There are many staffs in this restaurant why takes so long.... I'm so disappointed my first meal In Amsterdam

Great sushi in AMS. Get the saki sampler and sit at a traditional table Yellowtail was delicious,…read morebut they were out of uni.

Ken's was such a lovely food and lovely experience! It will not disappoint-highly recommend! When…read moreI'm back in Amsterdam again, I 'd happily come back!

The servers were very friendly. We felt welcome right away. Our food arrived quickly. The sushi was…read moredelicious.

Should give Chinese name not Geisha. Restaurant is run by Chinese definitely not by Japanese. I…read morehave been eating sushi for over fifty years, they were not prepping rice correctly to be called sushi. Good thing I'm just passing through this country.

We had been traveling for almost two weeks and had been eating nothing but deep fried junk food in…read moreAmsterdam's city center for like two days. My body was craving something with actual nutritional value, and the Asian food scene was so strong here that we thought finding a sushi place seemed like a good idea. Indeed it was. Geisha is a really nice restaurant - dark and swanky, it was definitely a great place to have a meal. I also really dug the bar, which was super swanky and glass. This restaurant has a fairly limited sushi menu, but what we had was very good and fresh. But the dim sum menu was really the star of the show. We got iberico pork suimai which was REALLY good. And then the shrimp dumplings were also really delicious. The beef dumplings were also good but were pretty greasy and our least favorite. In addition I ordered the miso soup, which was possibly the best miso I have ever had. It was clearly made to order and came with a pool of lovely mushrooms - two kinds. It was absolutely delicious. Our waitress, who was the manager or owner was OK. She didn't write anything down and then had to come back to our table to verify our order. I also was somewhat disappointed that they charge you for tap water here (we were charged per little bottle they brought to the table). But other than that, it was truly a very nice meal.

Sushi on a conveyor belt! The idea sounds fun in theory, but the fun falls short. In fact I…read moredidn't see anyone else in the restaurant with smiles on their faces. The place has a lot of potential, and some good music or energy from the staff would go along way. The sushi tasted just fine, but I just wasn't feeling it. The rolls in particular were good, well better than the straight sushi. Also it is a little strange to have tourists constantly walking past the window looking at you while you eat. I think it is a little overpriced for the experience as some others have said which will be hard to drop with such a location.

So yes, another 3 star for Amsterdam - but not for lack of trying…read more This place was super clean, and everyone was very friendly. The sake was good, the sushi was.. so-so.. Sorry - we'd had excellent sushi in Paris (and elsewhere) but we get it, you're a robata bar. Still fun, and the light lunch we needed before rijstaffel for dinner. We enjoyed our just around par sushi - and the fact the sushi chef gave us an odd wasabi sauce (delicious!) and said "Fresh!" just after he cut open a packet and poured it on a plate ;D The sushi is nothing to write home about. Still a fun place, and a safe bet for a late lunch, if not mind-blowing :)

this is an ayce place where there are a few rules but the food is pretty decent. you can only order…read more4x dishes at a time per person on a tablet, and you can only do one round every 10 minutes. it seems like not a lot of time, but we took up the full two hours and were stuffed at the end. this place is pretty efficient and brings the food out so fast so you can really maximize the time. the food here is decent for ayce. sushi is fresh but i think the chinese dishes like some of the stir fry is the best part. the noodles and rice are mid though, so would skip the carbs. the desserts are also amazing, my favorite dish was the fried banana. definitely think this place is worth it, especially considering how high amsterdam food prices typically are.

Such an elegant and beautiful place to walk into! The…read moresetting is so classy and modern. This is one of our best experiences in Amsterdam. Normally I don't expect too much from all-you-can-eat sushi place, but the experience here is an exception. Every item was freshly prepared per order. You are not picking out half cold food from a buffet. You are picking 4 items at a time. The chef makes them with warm rice and crispy seaweed. Once you finish a round, you can pick 4 more, and so forth. I liked every item I tasted: Eel sushi Salmon (both sushi and sashimi) Tuna sashimi Grilled sea bass Wonton soup with shrimp BBQ spare ribs BBQ Peking duck The staff are very nice and attentive. We couldn't possibly ask for more. Highly recommended.

I needed a sushi fix. These guys are located close by. They do take away or you can eat there. They…read morealso allow you to order by phone or on the internet off their web page and then pick it up. Was the sushi good? Heck yea. Their prices are fairly standard. I ordered plenty, eighteen dollars worth. It hit the spot but darn I wanted more. I love sushi. Oh yeah another plus, they deliver and are pretty fast at it.

The selection of fish here was a bit disappointing - they just have the basics (tuna, salmon,…read moreunagi, ebi, red snapper). That being said, the tuna and salmon were tasty. The others, not so much. I was pretty surprised after reading all of the glowing Yelp reviews for this place. It was fine (I didn't get sick), but nothing really impressed me. I will have to try Yamazato and see if there is any real sushi in Amsterdam... :-)

We have had Din Sum at Oriental City and Full Moon. Both had good sized portions, pricer than I…read morehad hoped and good service. We went to both before 5 pm so eating was easy. During our most recent visit our servers at Full Moon were fantastic! The hostest looked us up and down and side. I want to put you in the other dining room with the three men (servers) they will take good care of you. You'll be finished in an hour and a half right? I have a reservation then. We were happy that three amigos took care of use. One of them was always passing by and filling our tea or taking or delivering dim sum baskets. He had us order in two and a half waves three items, when finished three more, and when more than full we order sesame balls to go. Happy we visited Full Moon.

Solid Cantonese fare; they have an extensive menu, a lovely 2nd floor location with views of the…read moresquare, a very clean kitchen (which we walked through to get to the annex dining room), and strong air conditioning (a must in the 98 degree heat of summer!). Har gow and siu mai are both prepared in-house, which is a benchmark for quality dim sum. If we lived here we would become regulars. Reservations available online through their website - not necessary on weekdays, but they get busy on weekends/res recommended.