Like all other Sushi shops, you can expect high quality sushi with fresh products. Decoration is…read moreOK, nothing really impressive. Restaurant has a reasonable size. Location is nice with plenty of commerce, banks and other restaurants around. It may be hard to find a place to park during peak restaurant hours.

Love this shop! Owned by real japanese, the miso soup is very good, i also tried the chicken…read moreteriyaki and tsukune. The prices varies but for a bowl of chicken teriyaki was 12€ i find it affordable compared to other "japanese" restaurants. 100% would recommend the chicjen teriyaki along with the miso soup! :) Btw i am japanese and it is sad seeing people saying the miso soup isnt good bcs this is the taste of real miso soup!

This was a real treat to find! A small, homey place which is like a little piece of Japan in the…read moremiddle of Brussels. Delicious food, a satisfying vegetarian option, and beautiful, varied dishes for everyone else. This place seems to be more suited for take-away and bulk purchases than sit-ins but it looks like a place worth returning to.

Being from New York where you may not get the best in the world, but very close second. With that…read morebeing said, it's really hard to find good sushi in many places in the world, and I'm really happy that I've found this place. They have authentic sushi where the chef has to prepare and age fish to draw out peak flavor and I can honestly say that the chef here knows his ingredients. I wasn't fan of the Brie cheese and cucumber roll, but everything else was fantastic. If you are in Brussels and are craving sushi, you should definitely check this place out.

Found this spot because I was craving sushi on a lazy Saturday afternoon and I researched some…read moreplaces through yelp. I thought this place was great. Me and my boyfriend shared a huge sushi and sashimi platter and it was delicious. The rice was nice and the fish fresh. Although I liked it, I was a bit confused why they had cheese makis in an otherwise traditional sushi mix and I didn't like the taste of those. Apart from that it was perfect. Try the warm sake, delicious.

This is a new restaurant in Tervuren. The couple that run it are very friendly and have a great…read morevariety of sushi. I must admit that I have only had sushi a limited number of times before going here. The restaurant was recommended to my wife and I by a friend who has a good taste for sushi. I must say the difference between my previous samples and the sushi here is remarkable. after three trips, I'm actually becoming a sushi fan and a regular of this restaurant. The prices are very reasonable and as I said, the proprietors are very helpful and friendly.

Hi, I've been a couple of times in this shop. The quality is…read morehigh and the sushi tastes very good. The silence in this shop is also great for working and surfing on your own devices, but there's no wifi connection for the moment. Emanuel

Sushioui was our go-to lunch spot when we were in Brussels. The food and presentation are very…read morereminiscent of Sugarfish in Los Angeles. Their lunch combos (sushi combo, miso soup and cole slaw) were a huge hit with our coworkers. All of the staff is super friendly and speaks fluent English. They also take online orders and deliver to nearby areas! Sometimes they do get busy and there are several orders ahead of you. In that case, while you wait, mosey over to the Paul across the street for a cappuccino and a pain au chocolat...

I came here with my friends and we ordered a lot of different kind of sushi, everything was…read moredelicious and the staff was super friendly!

Very calm atmosphere. Mellow jazz soundtrack is an important part of the ambience…read more This is a sushi restaurant, not a sushi bar. The ala carte menu is very limited, and one is really steered toward selecting one of the set menus. The sushi menu was good, with 10 pieces of sushi, miso soup, and a small yakitori. The service is good and classy.

The place has a very simple, but still cosy interior and is certainly one of the best places to go…read moreto in the Jourdan area. For starters, and unlike many other sushi places, the owners are actually Japanese. They've got freshly made sushi, kind staff and give you nice little treats as a starter and before you leave.

OK, so even if this place is expensive (same range as some other high quality sushi places in…read moreBrussels though), it totally deserves its 5-star. Not only will you go to sushi/sashimi heaven, but it is such a joy to watch the sushi chef cut your fish (when you're sitting at the bar). I fell in love with him. Old Japanese man, cutting his fish with all the love he has. He could seriously do it blindfolded. The place itself is very discrete. Nothing too fancy, as well from the outside as inside. From outside, you might even hesitate to enter. However, please do not (if you have the splurge of course). You will not be disappointed. Sushi and sashimi are exquisite, every bite brings you closer to heaven. Offering sea urchin sushis tells you how great this place can be. The non-sushi and non-sashimi dishes are delicious as well and everything that is on the menu makes you want to try it out. We had some appetizers to share: clam miso soup (very good, but maybe really too expensive for what it is. Next time, we'd rather go for this other clam noodle soup that looked succulent, only a little more expensive but a much bigger quantity) and the chawanmushi (flan eel with king crab) which was to die for. King crab was really king crab. Delicious! As for our main course, we had the big sashimi plate and the wagyu beef. Definitely a foodgasm. After that, we still wanted to keep tasting the rest, as everything was so good. So, we decided to order some extra sea urchin sushis (we first wanted sashimi style, but the chef was so nice to warn us that that would be way too expensive, so we decided to stay with the sushi ones) and we definitely did not regret to end our meal this way. Well, we still ordered some ice creams (green tea and black sesame) to really end our dinner and to give us some time to consider already what we could try on our next visit here. I noticed they have some very affordable lunch menus. That should definitely be worth the detour if you don't want to empty your bank account. Anyways, for me, this is my new favourite Japanese "joint", just because I fell in love with the sushi chef.

It is certainly a strong contender to that title. Chef Suetsugu Yosuke has brought 30 years of…read moreexperience as a sushi master in Japan all the way to our plates in Brussels. The restaurant is a favorite of the Japanese community, so be sure to book as it is not big and always very busy. Sushi and sashimi are fantastic. Alone they make this place special, but the rest of the menu simply adds to it by offering a range of delightful dishes which are worth trying. Sit at the sushi counter on a first visit, always nice to see the chef working his magic. Food aside, the place is very nice though unfortunately service is sometimes below average. It is also not cheap, even maybe a bit overpriced, but that is unfortunately common for any good high end Japanese restaurants in Brussels. Parking can be a challenge but bus and tram make their way here regularly given it is next to the ULB university.