Food was ok, a bit overpriced for what it was. The ambiance of the restaurant was like a typical…read moreJapanese Kaiten restaurant however the staff wasn't on par. Service was far below expectations, the Kaiten boats were empty, needed to order the food with the chef. Drink service from the other staff was slow. Waited 15 minutes for the bill as the staff was invisible. Also the concept wasn't explained properly, signs on the table deviated from the menu.

Delightfull dishes! A bit pricy but totally worth it ! Nice ambiance, freshly served made in front…read moreof us. We took m5 and m6 menus and had a coco milk/corn dessert ! I recommend 100%.

Kuchi Kuchi Louis Louis Fendi Fendi Prada. Basic b*tches eat…read morethat fish so I don't even bother. When a friend of mine raved about sushi in Berlin, I'd be lying if I told you that I wasn't skeptical. Sushi and Berlin, in my mind, don't exactly go quite as nicely as peanut butter and jelly. In other words, the two don't exactly go hand in hand. Boy, I couldn't have been more wrong. Kuchi is a little gem on Kanstrasse. We arrived prior the dinner rush, and were quickly escorted to our seats. The lighting in the restaurant was rather subdued, which I found created such a pleasantly calm atmosphere. Insider's tip? This would be a great date spot. The waiters and waitresses were just the right amount of attentive. And now onto bigger and better things--the sushi. Coming from a Los Angeles native, I really do have to say that the sushi was absolutely on point for the price. We ordered the sushi platter for 3, and let's just say that they were far more generous than I had expected. The portion was enough for two relatively hungry guys, and one slightly peckish girl. The sashimi was great quality, and most importantly, fresh, and the rolls were very flavorful and nicely wrapped. The only roll I couldn't have cared less for was the cucumber roll--but then again, who ever likes the cucumber roll...The presentation was great, and to be totally honest, I'm not quite sure if it was the company or the food, but the dining experience overall was absolutely solid. I only wish that I remembered what rolls exactly came with our platter, or how much exactly we each had to fork up, but I guess that's indication of a great dining experience, is it not? When you willingly open up your wallet post meal and dump anything and everything you have onto the bill, you know that the food was good. For the sake of a more comprehensive review, I'll head back and give the platter a second go...definitely don't mind if I do, and neither will you! Definitely a place worth checking out if you're in the area, and even if you're not!

Excellent quality sushi, for a great price. I purchased Sashimi, pieces were large and fresh. Also…read moreordered crispy duck ramen, also excellent! I wish there was a sushi place like this, where I live! Two of us ate for about 50euro (ramen, non alchohalic drinks, 12 pieces of sashimi, 1 hand roll and 2 more large rolls.

Sagano is one of these "Pan Asian" places where you'd expect mainly sushi but then also find Pho,…read morePad Thai, and Spring Rolls on the menu. I guess Asian restaurants in Berlin need to cater to the mainstream taste in order to attract enough patrons. However, I found the quality of the food here above average. The sushi (Rainbow Roll, Spicy Tuna) were fresh, tasty, and were nicely arranged on a large plate. The Pad Thai was generous and decent (missed a little bit of peanut flavor), and the Tom Kah Gai came in a surprisingly big bowl with plenty of mushroom and chicken. Prices were okay for the area (sushi - 8-10 Euro per roll/8 pcs, main dishes 10-12 Euro, glass of tea 3.50 Euro) but overall a little more than what you'd pay in other parts of the city.

Very slow, inattentive service. Tables and floor not really clean. Unfriendly looking bartender but…read moredidn't interact with him.

This place was great! Really good sushi, Chicken Pho had good flavor and nice cuts of chicken…read morebreasts. The family that runs this place were so hospitable and really made us feel welcome. Although they are not a gluten free restaurant, although the items are generally gluten free by nature. they did take precautions to limit any cross contamination and did.a great job on that. I really enjoyed the family vibe of this place and would definitely come back again.

Yum! The food was so fresh. We had lots of things off the menu and everything was so good. The…read morefresh drinks are amazing. Our server was so kind and quick. This place is a hidden gem. And in a beautiful little nook of town. If you are looking for great, view and delicious food this is the spot!

Great sushi with quite a lot of fish. I enjoy the tuna sashimi and the salmon roll with cream…read morecheese. They have happy hour specials and its by far one of my favorite places to get sushi in Berlin! They offer lieferservice (delivery) through lieferando.de somewhat later into the evening than most of the other sushi restaurants for Charlottenburg

Great sushi all you can eat on Sundays!read more

comfortable place and great food, especially the Thai fish. We are three people, just order too…read moremuch.

Completely mediocre sushi with above average atmosphere…read more Kimchi was fresh, and had a sweet citrus taste, without anchovy flavor. Salmon soup was really a thai lemongrass soup with a couple of pieces of salmon in it. Drinks were fairly priced; white wine was oaky but not too bad, and the saki was surprisingly good given the lack of choices. Sashimi bowl was overly flavored: you had to scrape off the sauces and sesame to get to the fish flavor. The fish was nice, but the menu lied: there was no eel in the bowl. There was a lot of lettuce, however. Speaking of lies, the waiter absolutely refused to honor Yelp's free Prosecco with checkin offer. In many cities, this place would be a disaster, but I grade sushi in Berlin on a curve, since this isn't the town for that cuisine, and I did appreciate the atmosphere of Zen, despite some of the shortcomings of food and service.

Favorite sushi place in Berlin, the Atlanta roll is a must try. Atmosphere is very cozy, can be…read morevery crowded as the tables are very close to each other. There are only 2 private rooms

Worst service ever. Came in with my daughter and just about when we wanted to sit in the private…read morebooth on the ground, the waitress rudly pointed out that there we would have to take our shoes off, DESPITE the big no shoes sign in front of our face. So, I told her that I am aware of that since the sign is right there for us to see. Then my daughter took her shoe off and sand came out. And the waitresses again commented that she had sand all over her socks and then I asked the waitress if she had a problem with us sitting in a private booth. Since she treated us poorly from the moment we walked in. So, I asked her if I can clean up the mess but she declined and we left without ordering. I can see why people say the service has become bad. Plus this place is filthy and old.

Make sure to sit in front of warren. We loved the sachiko roll. The rolls with scallops and also…read moreenjoyed their tori karaage. The salmon aburi nigiri with asparagus was also good! What we'd skip is the sashimi and normal nigiris. Sachiko for us is a place for special rolls. For their creativity, combination and sauces as well as experience in front of warren Taste: 9/10 Price value: 7/10 5.90€ for a green / normal plate. 5.40€ for a black plate. 80% of the plates are green. Total: 9/10

We tried this place one lunchtime on a Berlin trip and promptly squeezed in as many visits as…read morepossible. I used to live in Japan and am resigned to eating random quality sushi in Europe, but this is best I've tried in a long time! True, the chefs are not Japanese, but they make a big effort in food preparation and presentation. The rice is good quality and delicately flavored, the nori is crispy. The menu has a nice assortment of white fish like hamachi and tai and is a mix of traditional pieces and fried/cheese rolls that are popular in Europe. They even flambé the eel and other fish in true Japanese yaki style. The setting is lovely, it's a converted alcove beneath the S-bahn, directly off the SW corner of Savignyplatz. They do things Japanese style here: take a seat at the bar and order directly from the chef! They will carefully prepare each plate fresh, rather than leave it on the little boats. Our miso soup was a little sweet, but tasty, with tofu and wakame. Plates are served with two nigiri pieces, like in Japan. The portions are very generous, the fish is carefully cut. At 3e/plate on the lunch deal (and Sunday eves), this is incredible value. I'll be coming straight back next time I'm in Berlin!