Food was decent, not the most delicious but value for money for a dinner buffet that includes hot…read moreand cold food including seafood.

My Japanese husband says never to eat sushi more than 100k from the ocean, and he's right. That…read moresaid, Kyoto sushi is about as good as it gets in Munich. If one can describe sushi as "hearty", then the Kyoto's fare fits the bill. High quality fish, sliced generously, and the other sushi dishes are assembled in a highly professional way. The Laufband, tho' contains a great deal more than Japanese dishes. There's both a warm and cold running band, which when you think about it, tells you that you'll find more than sushi here. Important note: No tuna at lunch--only at dinner.

best vietnamese (and sushi) restaurant ever!!! only in Freising absolutely recommendedread more

Good cozy 'conveyor belt pick up' place; food of good quality & taste. Quick too. Great for quick &…read moregood small plates Asian lunch/dinner. Convenient parking nearby across from Saturn. Looks like it's popular too as it was full Tue evening.

We made a reservation two weeks ahead and labeled it as a special date. When we arrived we were put…read moreat a table with a father and daughter, no private table and we told them it was a special date that we reserved. They sat us at an other table that was more private but only for 50 minutes. I have never been so disappointed by a restaurant and I will never come here again. (She also said we need to call to get a private table, but that was never mentioned in the online reservation).

Inside the restaurant, it seems like they have two separate venue. Front part is convert belt sushi…read morerestaurant, back part is traditional Japanese restaurant where you take off your shoes to a private dining area. Menu here was traditional Japanese food with some European flavor. I enjoyed sashimi, tempura, and several other Japanese dish Service was good. They have a "call button" where when you press it, the server will come to your private dinning room to take an order. I liked their selection of shyochu and sake. They also had nice selection of German beer as well. Ambiance made me feel like I was in Japan.

This is your standard "rotating conveyor-belt sushi", which Germans call "Running Sushi." They also…read morehave a full menu you can choose from if you prefer. It's located right on the Max-Josefs-Platz, so a good location, but you have to keep in mind it can be a bit on the touristy side. The Running sushi is a great novelty experience, perfect for a date or something to help an awkward conversation along. The sushi is okay - not bad - but you may find yourself annoyed that there is a limited selection in rotation, or feel a little sketched out when you see the same piece lap around too many times. It's not necessarily the best food, but certainly fun and entertaining. They have a nice atmosphere and outdoor seating in the warm months.

Best Sushi in town with a conveyer belt bar available when you you buy the all you can eat special…read more It's not too expensive for a sushi place but to be honest its more asian then Japans they offer Tie food as well as other asian dishes. Located on Max-Josif Plats it pleasant specially if you go at an odd hour to eat. The Service is ok some times the service can be a bit get them in get them out specially in winter when space is tight but if you love Sushi then this is the best place for it in Rosenheim.

If you are looking for sushi, look elsewhere. This place has a total of 10 rolls, and all of them…read morecontain miniscule amounts of very poor quality, rubbery fish. Even the rice is poor quality and tough, although I may have come on a day where they cooked it incorrectly. The salmon nigiri is the only okay tasting one, and its okay at best. Even their california rolls are a 4/10, and its not very hard to have a good california roll. Maybe I am spoiled by fish through living on the coast, but I have been traveling through the EU for weeks now and this is by far the worst sushi I have had in my life. The octopus nigiri was unchewable, the shrimp nigiri was awful, and there was such little fish in each of the rolls that you could not taste it. Now, you may be thinking, "its mall sushi, what did you expect?". No. I have had plenty of great mall sushi, in fact I would prefer the premade sushi in grocery stores to this. The service is fine as it is a constant conveyor belt, and the price for AYCE is great... if it were real sushi. The AYCE price is basically paying for rice and vegetables. The server also came to offer us refills on our drinks, which was nice to not have to flag them down. If you want sushi, PLEASE go to a stand-alone restaurant.

This place was super neat and has all you can eat sushi for ~35 euros per person. The way the all…read moreyou could eat worked was unique from any all you can eat sushi place I have visited before. Each table had a tablet and you could order up to 12 items at a time. Once you ordered (even if less than 12) you had to wait 15 minutes to put another order in. The menu had an English an option as well which helped. They offer many different rolls, sashimi, cooked items like gyoza, dessert and more. All the sushi and dishes were good quality and we ate here for about 2 hours, and left full. I felt like for 35 euros we were able to eat quite a bit of sushi and the quality was so decent so I definitely feel the price was worth it.

If you want sushi train this is probably not the place. If you want decent Chinese then this is the…read moreplace for you. Weird I know but this place has the worst sushi train I have ever had. Against my instinct I decided to try the unlimited sushi train and I was truly disappointed. The upper conveyor is supposed to have hot food and the lower sushi. The lower conveyor was empty for most of the time I was there and all the food going along the upper conveyor was cold. Deep fried junk, a variety of stir fries with what seemed to be the same sauces, and terrible sushi was the order of the day. I regret spending the €13 for the sushi unlimited. The Chinese stir fry on the other hand from the a la carte menu was quite ok and tasted good. See I told you, don't go here for Japanese ;-)) I would definitely not come back here again. Truly disappointing experience and a waste of money. The only benefit here is that it's next to the station so lots of visitors who may never return anyway.

It was bad. So, so bad…read more I rarely give a bad review to a place I've only been to once, but this merits an exception. I ended up here for lunch today after a friend and I planned to have lunch at Condesa around the corner, only to find it's closed until January 7th. I'd seen Fujikaiten on previous visits to Condesa, I'd had ok experiences at running sushi restaurants before and we were both really hungry. My friend didn't feel like walking less than 10 more minutes to see if Sushi Shop was open. Plus the restaurant was packed for lunch which usually is a good sign. I'm guessing the restaurant was full of people who know nothing about remotely authentic Japanese food or are just honey badgers about it and don't give a sh*t. I tried. I really did. I must have sampled close to a dozen different dishes. Everything from a seaweed roll, to salmon sushi, horrible and pathetic tuna maki, scallop sushi, miso soup, fried won ton, spicy (and oily and goopy) red curry chicken with cucumbers...and oooohhhh, my stomach and very soul hated me for it. The freakiest part was that nothing tasted bad, just oddly bland and flavorless. My friend thought the same. Ambiance is non-existent. You're crammed in, sometimes away from the sushi belt so you have to stand hovering over it hunched over swatting away the snot-covered paws of children who just put their plate back after sticking their fingers in it or giggly teenage girls who argue about what won't make them fat. Or the worst, the German executive on his lunch break who hoards the California rolls because to him those bits of fake crab are the ne plus ultra of fine Japanese dining. They got our drink order wrong, twice. I thought about giving it two stars. But then on our way out was the moment that made me decide that yes, one star it is... The same waiter who had cleared several tables with dirty plates, utensils, glasses and napkins went directly to the tiny stand where the "sushi" was being prepared and used his bare hands to place the food on the plates and then put those plates on the conveyor belt. I know the place was busy during lunch, but there's a minimum standard of cleanliness that needs to be maintained when handling raw fish. I think I paid about 12 Euro for my share and we tried several dishes. My bill was low and yet I still felt ripped off. Never again. Avoid at all costs, unless you really enjoy bland, terrible food in claustrophobic surroundings with brusque service.

Authentic Japanese cuisine Great service, very clean…read more Their Santori is highly recommended. I'd forgotten the specifics regarding our orders. My young teenage son however, was very happy with his food.

Excellent service, a good variety of Vietnamese dishes and sushi and delicious cocktails!…read moreThey also have large tables for big groups, English menus and they speak English well too.