Me and my wife were travelling to Ghent over New Years. After we planned poorly and had no…read morereservations for dinner on NY eve we went searching the area for an open restaurant. Kanazawa was open and had a special hibachi dinner with a few locals inside. The staff was helpful and extremely accommodating My is pregnant and they went out of their way to ensure her food was cooked thoroughly and provided alcohol free Champain for her during the new Years celebrations. the dinner service was great with Maki, Nagiri, lobster, beef and rice noodles. All cooked on the table in front of us in the typical family friendly fun hibachi style. We had fireworks outside and a toast after words. the menu was a little pricey, but the food was endless. I pride myself in my ability to eat, and i was absolutely stuffed by the end! from the road the restaurant is in a strange almost suburban area but the warmth of the staff and the food more than made up for it. Recommended if your staying south of the downtown Ghent area.

We found this place by walking the city, and were told to stay away from the chains. The menu…read morelooked solid, so we went in. The setting is nice, minimal and modern, but definitely with a Japanese flair. The service is fine, the sushi bar looks fine, everything is accessible. The first thing we noticed (as frequent travelers to Japan) was that they did a proper table setting and later, the starters that came with our dinner were also what we are used to getting in Japan. This is nice, considering most places don't put so much thought into it, or even bother. The sushi was perfect, as was the chicken teriyaki. I am only giving this restaurant a 3-star rating for three reasons: 1- it was overpriced. 2- the menu was underwhelming. When I say this, I mean that it was VERY traditional and had no imagination. Most of the options were prixe fixe, and although there were many to choose from, there was not a lot of room for personalization. 3- an addition to 2- customers can NOT order sashimi a la carte. I trust NO sushi restaurant the first time around, and was not about to leave my chirashi or sashimi choices to chance. This place is definitely a good one, albeit a bit on the expensive side for what normally costs FAR less in actual Japan. If you just want really great fish and not too many frills, definitely go here. But if you want crazy rolls and Tekkadon, best check the other options.

Amazing vegitarian ramen bowl, cosy interior, good service and not too expensive: I loved it!read more

From the owner: Ramen en cocktails! Japans geinspireerd, lokaal gecreeerd.read more

Very delicious !! Some of the best ramen I've ever had without a doubt !! I will say a little too…read morepricy for me, 90 for 3 people with 1 appetizer and 1 drink a piece. But it was a super cool vibe!! They were all so nice and it was great service!!

Really don't know how good it is there... We arrived at 6…read morepeople, we were sent to wait at the wine bar 2 doors further. More than 1 hour later, we were still waiting. They seem just not equipped for groups of more than 4 people and that's ok if only we were told that it would be complicated...The way they dealt with the situation was extremely frustrating and we ended up eating somewhere else.

Nice little bar located at front of castle in Ghent. They're not have food here, but they do have a…read morevery nice drinks and good service.

Considering the number of people crowded into this bar no wonder it appeared at the top of the list…read moreof best bars in Ghent. Actually, it was somewhat fortuitous that I wandered that the street and discovered this place, even though it has been on my radar for a little while. While it is not necessarily a beer bar, you can buy beer here, but then again I still struggle to find a bar that doesn't sell beer (unless of course it is a whisky bar, but then again they also sell beer, or at least the ones that I have visited do). As for the bar, first of all it does get pretty crowded, but it still has a pretty decent atmosphere so I will give it some credit where it is due.

Very friendly staff and a classic "all you can eat". The sushi is tasteful but it's not the highest…read morequality. Quick service. Staff doesn't speak good Dutch.

This is a real treat in Gent on a buzzy vibrant square. Exceptionally friendly and efficient…read moreservice, great maki and melt in the mouth veggie tempura. Highly recommended!

Prices are pretty reasonable, portions are a little small, but quality is excellent. Service is…read morefriendly and variety of options is pretty good. We had nigiri salmon and tuna, as well as two specialty cut rolls. Compared to American sushi, each item is about 2/3rds the normal size one would expect. However, we were still reasonably full when all was said and done. The total was about 36 euro for everything, which is not a stellar bargain, but not terrible either. It's good sushi in Gent!

As a real sushi-lover, I visit sushi restaurants 4x a month. Every week we try another restaurant,…read moreor we "rotate" :). Unfortunately, all our other favorite restaurants were fully booked or were on holidays. That's why we tried Sushi Paradise again. It's not a big restaurant and they have a small terrace with +/ 4 tables. The staff is friendly, but there is only one waiter on a busy Saturday evening. The result: we waited 1h30m to get our sushi boat for two persons. Anyway, the sushi was OK, but not excellent. The thing that bothered me the most, was that we received spring rolls that were cold in the middle.

Very well priced sushi/sashimi and very fresh. We ate for about $12 a person and it was very yummy…read more The restaurant itself isn't the most cozy but we were able to try a variety of sushi and sashimi and were very full by the end of the meal! The staff was very helpful and friendly in helping us decide how much to order. They also had some vegan options and made a special role for our friend!