Top Service! Immer gutes Sushi, und eine schöne Atmosphäre. Das schwarze Sesameis ist immer gut zu…read moreprobieren.

Oh yeah! This tiny…read moreplace is a short walk from a major indoor food market, and it's absolutely worth a try. We wandered in just looking for some simple ramen, and left with full bellies and eyebrows arched out of surprise. I had a simple chicken and rice bowl, and my friend had the vegetarian ramen. We were both skeptical about a vegetarian ramen, but WOW! I had to steal a few spoonfuls of the broth to pour over my rice, and it was a great decision. This was my first time having a chicken bowl and I never suspected such a small dish could have such a mighty impact on my palate. It's a simple chicken and rice bowl, with fantastically simple yet elevated flavors (great texture on the chicken). Absolutely put this place on your list the next time you're in the Altstadat area.

Place is small but food comes out fast…read more I arrived a minute before the place reopens (or so I think) in the afternoon (which is 5:30pm) and they were almost full. There were kind enough to put me at the bar. I got the Tonkotsu ramen with Chili oil and it was divine and bursting with flavor. Noodles were done perfectly and I had a marinated egg that was cooked to perfection. There was a line of people outside waiting when I was done. Really glad I came since I had a taste for Tonkotsu since Ichiran in NYC.

Came here for a try. I found the size of sushi was quite tiny. The broth and noodle of ramen are…read morefine but I was not impressed honestly. Especially the roots of bean sprouts weee not removed. In general, this is a place for comfort food but not that unique from my perspective.

Food was good and most staff were very friendly. We made reservations but were hurriedly shown to a…read moretable in the corner near the kitchen , which they hurriedly set, and waited a long time before the one older hostess came to take our order--apparently none of the other younger staff could take our food order. She wasn't very friendly and was not in any hurry to help us. Frustrating as we were two of only a few people in there. Nothing like everyone racing by us and not paying attention to us. Would elect to get takeout versus going through that again.

We ordered 3 different Ramen and they were not good at all. I don't recommend this place.read more

Not Recommended! It's a Japanese Style restaurant with Germans cooking the food, interior was nice…read moreand spacious upstairs seating. If you've never been to this place before remember you must order food from a machine downstairs located adjacent to bar. We didn't know this until we sat at a table for about 5 mins. Since it's mostly tourist that visits this establishment the waiters or host should inform customers when they enter the restaurant. No big deal because we figured it out and the machine was really cool since it's very user friendly like an iPad or an ATM. As for the food though it wasn't the greatest "Japanese" cuisine I've had. The food was already made so all they do is place it in the microwave and heat it up with the rice or vegetables depending on your order. Meat was dry, seems all the rice soaked up the moisture so the rice was greasy, vegetables like onions were uncooked and sauce accompanying the meal was bland. It was the fastest service maybe because you did half of a waiters job and all they do is nuke the food. Will never try this restaurant again.

From the owner: Wir bieten Ihnen sowohl die klassischen Sushis Japans und die kreativen Sushi Variationen aus aller…read moreWelt, aber auch die traditionelle warme Küche Vietnams und eine moderne asiatisch-europäische Crossover Küche an.

This was one of the greatest restaurants I've had the pleasure of visiting in Germany. It was the…read moreplace for so many fun memories, and I am saddened that I can no longer visit it. For those that are curious about why I loved this place, please read on and I hope my words can encourage you to try out their amazing Asian food. I've been to Noir countless times, and it's always been easy to have a table there. Most times, I went in without a reservation, and there were still plenty of seats to choose from. The atmosphere felt calming and touched upon Asian motifs that helped beautify the restaurant, including cherry blossoms and Japanese characters on the walls. Japanese food is my favorite kind of cuisine, and I did live in Japan for a year back in 2020, so I was always up to try the food served at Noir. Many I already recognized and favored highly, such as the gyoza, miso soup, and yakitori chicken. But, I still tried new things like the crunchy sake sushi roll and osaka balls. I'd have to say my favorite dish was the crispy chicken/duck curry bowl. It was rich in flavor with a bed of white rice, vegetables, and coconut curry. It's hard to compete with such a dish. The curry bowl was large enough for me, but be mindful that most of the food on the menu are served in very small portions. You may get three pieces of shrimp tempura at most and a small bowl of soup. Sushi can vary, so I wouldn't be concerned about that, but this is the best place to go to when you want to share your food with friends- similar to tapas. My only gripe would be the drink sizes, as they seem way too small for one person to have. It could be a marketing strategy to get you to order more drinks, but I refused to do that and would have a bottle of water in my purse to get me through the rest of dinner. The service was good, with several English-speaking waiters. You wouldn't feel out of place if you came here with no German speaking abilities, if anything, you'd curse your stomach for not being large enough to consume more delicious food! Noir is a restaurant that I will miss dearly. Their items were well-made, service was nice, location is great if you want to leave afterwards for some dessert (there's many dessert places with cake & ice cream nearby), but most of all, it was an inviting space that allowed me to share beautiful moments with my friends. I taught them how to use chopsticks, some Japanese lingo like what they say before they eat (Itatakimasu!), and my personal favorite memory: I got a very picky eater who was strictly against eating Asian food to LOVE sushi. If you want to create special memories in Germany within a cool establishment with tons of yummy dishes to share, then Noir is the place for you.

Good food, good service and fun place. Climate a bit warm inside but not an abundance of air…read moreconditioning in Europe. We will definitely return.

Best place for sushi. DoNOT expect to get a seat without a…read morereservation. People always walk in and are surprised that there are no free tables. They should update their webpage for phone-optimized layout, but on a normal screen you can read everything just fine. Truly an experience to eat there.

Always tried keeping it a secret ... But, I guess it's too late now…read more.. Usually, you have to make reservations for a table around 3-7 days in advance if you are a party of more than one. The quality of the food is great and, prices are more than reasonable for the quality; which doesn't make it all that special. But, the outstanding personnel and the awesome Otoro do!!! I don't recommend trying this for the typical California Roll or Futo Maki fan or "aucthrup" (all-U-can-eat) wolverine since it would be an unpardonable waste. However, if you favor supreme quality and taste over quantity give it a try. You won't regret it!

Perhaps one of the best sushi I had so far in Germany. A must go place for any sushi lovers…read more Every sushi piece was made fresh and authentic. The rice was just right with consistency, temperature, and mixture of vinegar. I enjoyed every bite of it. Upon ordering, you will get a free mini appetizer like in japanese style pubs. The atmosphere is also unique and very calm, resembling a train dining area. There is something enjoyable eating in a train like environment while real trains pass by. A very tidy, cute and clean place. That being said, however I do not recommend this place for those who are just discovering sushi. The price is on expensive side, you will definitely not enjoy your time here if you do not understand the subtle differences in quality you get for this price. The appetizer was a bit of a disappointment. We had a plate of edamame, but no extra plate to contain the remains, and the edamame was overcooked and soggy. (Edit: Returned couple times and the edamame was better and with extra plate to dispose the remains) We ordered: 2 kirin beer, 2 mid class sushi plates, and a plate of edamame and the total was about 70 euros Definitely will return for a bigger bite, but probably not any time soon as for the amount we paid, it is not a casual price to regularly dine here. Would have given 5 stars if I had not known other places that are more competitive in quality vs price.

The sushi is very fresh.. The staff very friendly. However compared to other sushi places in…read morewiesbaden area their prices are very very high. The sushi, while good, is not worth the cost. I will not return. If the prices were more competitive I would go one a week at a minimum.

Clearly a new restaurant, the service was really good. The 50 euro salmon specials is worth it for…read more2 people. However the interior is not themed appropriately to the Sushi restaurant vibe.