This is one of the best conveyor-belt sushi places in Berlin. The sushi is always fresh, always…read moretasty and everything is priced very reasonably, with a small exception for the Japanese beers. Service is normally good unless they are packed, which happens every working lunchtime. The decor is modern, chic and comfortable and the Korean chefs are masters of sushi, especially the owner. Overall, this place is excellent value for money. Don't mix this place up with Sushi Circle which is also in Potsdamer Platz. This place is in the passage between the Sony Center and the train hall leading to the Arkaden. The Sushi Circle is horrible and expensive by comparison.

The sushi was okayyyy'ish and it felt like the staff didn't care at all and was more worried about…read moreeating their own food. Prices are "50% off" from 8-20 which seems weird and gimmicky. We only are there because it was a really nice place a couple of years ago. Not feeling it anymore and dont recommend it. Only eat there if you are really hungry and want some really cheap sushi (price). Other than that....you are better of finding something else or go to the arcade.

One of the best Sushi restaurants in Berlin. Fish is very…read morefresh. Portion is big, so it's not expensive at the end. I've tried more than 10 kinds of Sushis here, and all tasted very good! Some people in yelp seem to have said that choice of Sushi on boots are limited. But you can order any Sushi from menu and they will make one freshly for you!

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.

We ended here after touring the Bundestag, Brandenburger Tor, Holocaust memorial and returning to…read morethe main station. Restaurant is nice and clean. It offers an assortment of running sushi freshly made in front of you, or you can opt for the a la carte menu. We picked a bit from both the running dishes and the card. Food was fresh and tasty, no complaints. All in all we had a good lunch for 4 adults at approx. 30 € each.

Terrible service from a nasty Asian waitress. Sushi is mediocre too. Was hoping for a quick lunch…read morewith miso, a tuna roll and some tea. Advanced disappointment.

Tasty Sushi! Been there many times! Very delicious! All you…read morecan eat for 20€ ! Different varieties of Sushi! Miso Soup was great too! There are also sweet dishes! Fish:Tuna, Shrimps, Salmon ! Also vegetarian Sushi with Avocado, Paprika, Cucumber !

Very mediocre, but ok if you are in a rush…read more Conveyor belt sushi, limited selection. Tuna is ok, avocado was not ripe...

Embarrassing sushi, an abomination to food, let alone to sushi. The fish and rice are moist, so…read moreyou'd think that somehow, it would be less bad than the sushi you'd get at an airport or a 7-Eleven. But no. The fish is tasteless, as if it were Styrofoam that had soaked in water. One of the sushi types is a mere red pepper covered in rice. And I really should mention that rice - it is to rice what mashed potatoes are to potatoes - it's literally a mound of something that long, long ago, may have once been individual grains of rice. Really: avoid.

I don't really understand sushi on conveyor belts.. much less having fried dishes with plastic…read morecovers on them on conveyor belts.. that just says soggy fried katsu / egg rolls / tempura. When you eat here, you get a menu to eat all you can eat for €20 which is really expensive for this not so super quality I think, or you can eat dish by dish, for which there are 5 price levels by dish color. We REALLY DID NOT APPRECIATE that they only had the MOST EXPENSIVE dishes on the conveyor belt. I was like.. what kind of marketing scam is this? Most of the dishes weren't available, and what was is limited. After about half an hour of this bullshit, we flagged down the salesperson and requested vegetarian options they said they had but were not providing- but overall they seemed unwilling to put many dishes out that were under €3. Note that for €3 you get 3-4 small pieces of sushi. Overall I thought it was expensive to eat very meager plain options. I would've gone to... any other choice I could've taken. I felt like I was at a Walmart warehouse begging the sales associate to give me the item advertised on sale at the actual sale price which they didn't want to offer.

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

Was excited to eat shush from the conveyor belt but was disappointed when I got there..they now…read moreonly have the boats floating for decoration so u can only get things from the menu. The sushi was good but in my opinion too small given the prices.. the spring rolls were actually a joke,3 tiny pieces that tasted like nothing! But if you are fine with a bit higher prices the sushi was tasty!

A wonderful restaurant located in the Grand Hyatt…read more We had breakfast, afternoon tea and, dinner in the restaurant and I can safely say that every meal is excellent. Specifically for dinner, the restaurant offers an extensive wine list and broad array of sushi-centric starters and entrees. Service was good, the staff could have been a little more attentive but on the whole they were very friendly.

We were happy that the restaurant was open on a Sunday. My coworker brought us here to drink his…read morefavorite black wine. It was okay. It was very fruit forward, and not dry. Other than that, the ambiance was nice because it was clean.

I made a reservation a few days beforehand, and upon arriving I struggled a bit with finding the…read moreexact location. Once you arrive at the building, you have to walk upstairs to check in. The interior of the restaurant is simplistic but also grounded in woody/home-y vibes, which makes it welcoming. Not to be dramatic but I had some of the best sashimi ever here (otoro, chutoro, akami and yellowtail - even though I don't normally like yellowtail). The dishes were carefully assembled and plated, and the servers were very attentive the entire meal. Some dishes stood out more than others, and the ones that were most memorable, I've attached pictures of. I can't remember exactly what was in the dish but the one in the blue bowl included eggplant and changed flavors as I ate it, which was a nice, unexpected surprise. At the end of the meal, the owner chatted with every group to gauge everyone's experiences and feedbacks. Overall, a nice first kaiseki experience.

Can't recommend this place enough! While the price has gone up since the first time I came, the…read morecareful preparation of the menu and the fresh ingredients is an experience you have to try for yourself. The plates seem small but they add up and you won't leave hungry. I have to say I was a little disappointed that after a year and a half, I returned to find the menu to be largely the same. None the less worth it and a must eat in Berlin.

Two of us tried out Cocoro for lunch the other day, and it was absolutely delicious…read more We had Gyu don(beef bowl €9.5) and Sake don(salmon bowl €10.5) with a nicely done Matcha latte (€4.5). Totally enjoyed. Gyu don was just the way I wanted it, rice was well-covered in sauce, but not soggy nor swimming as some other Japanese restaurents I experienced. The only issue we had was the portion of Sake don, it would have been perfect if the portion had been as generous as Gyu don. However, the service was pleasant. We would definitely go back.

On my food journey through Berlin was this one of the stops I enjoyed more than others…read more This place is a rather small restaurant with smaller portions but it is good food for people who enjoy eating rather than trying to satisfy an "all-you-can-eat-appetite". The menu is nice and easy to cover - about 8 appetizer, 6 udon soups and 6 don dishes which allows you to get a good feel for what they are all about in one sitting. My friend and I shared the japanese omelette and the gyazu as an appetizer which I can both recommend. I chose the Gyu Don which they actually didn't have and what kinda caused me to give 4 stars only. We then actually ordered the sake don and the chicken terriyaki don. Both looked and tasted absolutely fantastic! To complete the experience we chose the "3 out of 8 sake sampler" for 12€ that allows you to trial 3 of the 8 sake they offer in their restaurant. Whenever I am back there is just Onigiri and Udon left to try. Check this place out! Really good...

Update: Id NOT order…read moremeat dishes. The meat tends to be dry and low quality. Go with tofu. We tried the rice dishes and definitely go with noodle soup dishes and takoyaki only.

FOOD & DRINKS I love Takoyaki. When I am in Japan I always…read moreget them hot and fresh that you always burn your mouth but at the same time they are so delicious. Takoyaki is a speciality in this restaurant and as simple as that I obviously had to get them. So far these were the best Takoyakis I had in Germany but they are a rare species to begin with. Unfortunately I have one major complaint. The Takoyakis were not fresh and hot. They came out very fast which is surprising considering how long it usually takes to make them. I can only assume they were pre-prepared and finished to order. You could argue that I took pictures but I only needed about 5 minutes for that and all the Takoyakis I had in Japan still burned my mouth even after that time. These here were warm and could be eaten as a whole which I would never do in Japan! SERVICE Lovely service. The staff also explained the different Takoyaki variants on your plate at the table. ATMOSPHERE Small and simple restaurant. I decided to sit at a table outside because I felt it was nothing special. RATING If my Takoyakis were hot and "fresh" it would have taken me back to Japan instantly. I think when you put an item on the front of your menu, you should give it your best even if the customer has to wait. I will gladly wait thirty minutes or longer for hot and fresh Takoyakis. They still get my recommendation!