Apparently the most authentic Chinese spot in Braunschweig. It's better to order fresh dishes than…read moreeat from the buffet. The tofu was incredible with a flower sauce. Another dish with chicken and veggies was really good. The ribs were just so-so and the meat didn't seem so fresh. (See my photos.)

Lee Sushi is a solid spot for all-you-can-eat sushi and more and particularly good for lunch. While…read moreit's not authentic Japanese food (more Vietnamese style), it's good and the staff are very kind. The atmosphere is relaxed. The ordering tablet does not work as well as Nagoya / Oishiino so it made ordering more food a bit tough but still ok. They have different fish available like white fish (tai) which is very good. There is a small parking lot up the street but one needs to wait a bit for a spot to open up so come early. Overall, good and recommended.

Come here only for take-away. Delivery seems to be impossible with over 2 hours of waiting time…read more Eating inside does not seem pleasant as it's quite dreary and definitely not romantic. So for take-away, this place is excellent. Of course still keep expectations low. This is not Japan quality sushi, and they are not Japanese. However, the fish is fresh with quite a wide variety, and it did not take too long for them to prepare everything while we waited inside. Recommended: salmon nigiri, unagi nigiri, white tuna nigiri, shrimp tempura maki, oshinko maki, salmon & avocado maki Not recommended: tamago nigiri The nigiri had too much rice so you might need to remove half of it before eating. I was very happy with the large amount of pretty good quality ginger they provided. The wasabi was low quality; I recommend using your own if you like wasabi. Cash only.

Five star reviews led me here. If this is the gold standard in Braunschweig, I'm afraid that…read moreanother cuisine is recommended. Waitress was friendly. Small miso ok, rather salty. Seaweed salad also fine, a bit too sweet. Fish edible but hard to say much more than that in its favor. Inside out rolls more successful than nigiri. To top it off, the 20 euro bill was rather more than one would expect to pay for such "entry level" sushi.