I was craving some sort of Asian food towards the last leg of my European vacation. I thought sushi…read morewould be a good idea. So, I booked a table at Yooji's but I ended up getting a spot in front of the conveyor belt. There's a Yooji's close to the hotel I was staying at but for some reason this particular location was highly recommended. Service was great. I grabbed plates and plates of sushi from the conveyor belt. Different pricing depending on the plate color. Each plate has a few pieces of sushi (2-4). The table in front of you will tell you the pricing as well as description of each plate when you place the plate on the circle on your right. The quality of fish was alright. Conveyor belt sushi is not meant to be top-quality sushi. I didn't like 2 things I tried: chicken teriyaki nigiri (chicken was dry and the texture was weird), and salmon sushi wrapped in rice paper with cilantro (it was like a Vietnamese sushi. Do you want pho sushi? I didn't finish it). The current conversion rate is 1USD = 1CHF. So with my 6.5 plates of food and a jasmine tea, it was 85+ CHF for 1 person. That's like the price of an omakase tasting menu but it's conveyor belt sushi! It's not a bad place, it's just not worth it. Skip!

My then-boyfriend took me to this place for dinner one night. After we arrived on his Vespa, he…read moreactually took me by the hand to cross the street--contrary to his normal behavior--but he said he did it because he was concerned that I didn't feel secure. So that was sweet of him, but then I guess yes, this restaurant is located in a bit of a "shady" neighborhood. The restaurant looked hip and modern, and I was excited at the touch-screens that popped up at the revolving sushi belt for taking our drink orders. Totally awesome! The sushi was nice--nothing extraordinary--but not terrible, either. I would say good quality sushi at typical Zürich prices.

Its fresh sushi, rich ramen broths, artisanal gyoza, and friendly service make it stand…read moreout--especially in a cozy, low‑key setting. Ideal for a relaxed lunch or dinner, though best with a reservation due to its size. Pros: * Fresh, generously portioned sushi -- reviewers rave about "huge fish portions" and delicious, high-quality taste . * Top-notch ramen-- Tonkotsu and Tantanmen are consistently praised, with one reviewer noting the "delicious Tonkotsu & Tantamen Ramen, authentic flavors, carefully prepared fish, and friendly staff" . * Homemade gyoza and sauces--a highlight for many, "Hand made Gyoza. Even the sauce they serve is hand made" . * Warm, attentive service in a small, inviting space . * Great value for the quality, mid-range pricing around CHF30-40 per person . Cons: * Limited seating, as it's a cozy, compact restaurant--better reserve ahead. * Slightly on the pricier side for ramen or gyoza (~CHF10 for 4 pieces), though fans say it's worth it .

The food was so delicious everything was fresh and the portions were the perfect size. Don't miss…read morethis delicious spot.

Decent sushi for Swiss standards. Of course quite expensive like anywhere in Switzerland but the…read moreroles and lunch bento box were tasty. As was the hamachi nigiri and edamame. Make sure you sit at the tables and not the conveyor belt bar. Lunch is more expensive there but I was seated at the bar by the first server. Only the second server informed me about the price differences.

If sushi is your favorite food then absolutley go to Nooch. Sometimes in the evening this place…read moreappears to be packed and if there is a Que, then just know that is normal. Look at the merch they have while waiting, These tables are family style so expect to sit with strangers. It's big good energy though with a basement beer hall like energy. The host is fun and one walks through the kitchen. This kitchen also works very hard to make their food so have some patience with them and keep drinking until it comes out. There is a larger Tokyo relaxed sushi experience full of vibrancy and very funny servers like our favorite Veronica.

The food and atmosphere were great. Food is kind of pricey but duh, Zürich. Food was hot, fresh,…read moreand delicious. Will definitely be back

Excellent service, fast and very friendly. Casual ambiance but beautiful decor inside. Very clean,…read moreand absolutely a place of comfort and good food. This restaurant offers plenty of seating for groups of 2-4 people. Additional seating at the bar as well should you be dining solo. There are limited vegan options on the menu, as well as ramen options. Restrooms available to customers and can be found downstairs.

One of highlights of our trip! This is one of the nicest sushi restaurants I've been to in…read moreSwitzerland. The food was fresh and delicious! The poke bowl my guest had was delicious. The ramen bowl I had was rich and delicious too. The ramen was vegan, and it had a hearty and meaty flavor. The service was very good too. The server was attentive and very friendly. The restaurant had a nice modern decor. We were shocked to learn it was a chain restaurant with its unique feel! Definitely recommend!

Why 5 stars: Star…read more#1: Friendly staff who speak Japanese, German, and English! Star #2: They serve Calpis! Not listed on the menu, so you'll have to ask for it. Star #3: Lovely decor. The soy sauce dishes have flecks of gold. There is even a tatami room with the sunken floor. Star #4: Great view of the Swiss countryside. We saw lots of cute cows, sheep, and horses while driving up. Star #5: Really yummy and fresh sushi and sashimi. Unbelievable to find such authentic Japanese food in the middle of Switzerland. Bonus star: Really soothing music in the background, with all my instrumental favorites--Sound of Music tunes, Scarborough Fair, etc. (Yes, I know it's cheesy, but it was the perfect complement to soothe my full belly...) I can confirm that this place definitely deserves its Michelin star. I'm glad that I found a Groupon to enjoy this exquisite meal at 50% off. Only CHF 60 for dinner for 2. :)

DO NOT come here for the "casual" dining. From the other positive reviews, it's mostly referring to…read morethe fancy "authentic" dining menu that's in another dining area in the hotel- which I believe is what is worth coming here for....not the day time casual menu in non-fancy part. 1. The Buffet for 39.80 CHF- Don't even think about it. In my opinion and the way I perceived it, it was pretty much a couple random dishes that looked like it was left overs from a party. Looked random and not appetizing looking at all. All on plates wrapper with saran wrap. Refer to my pic. 2. The Lunch Menu "Nodate" 45 CHF- This is a bento lunch which was okay. Just okay. The tuna roll was a shock and disappointing as it was cooked tuna. In my opinion, the tuna looked and tasted like it was from canned, refer to my picture. This might not be a fact, but doesn't change that it was indeed Disappointing. The tempura was not crispy fresh...it was a bit soft like it was sitting out for a 1/2 hour...which means it wasn't warm either. The beef was so so, but covered with a super thick teriyaki sauce- if this sauce was home made, in my opinion a lot of sugar might have went in the ingredients because it was super thick- that or corn starch? The sashimi was good, even though it was tiny little pieces. The waitress didn't communicate well. We were looking for some clarity on what the Nodate included and she pointed to the detailed menu and said "All of this below". It wasn't all of the below so our expectations were disappointed when we asked if the dessert was coming. She wasn't clear and she just pointed to the menu waiving her finger around. The presentation was really cute and I enjoyed that. The dishes came out of a Japanese Lunch Carrier thing. But that's about it. If you come here, avoid this restaurant and go to the other restaurant they have, but it's super pricey.

You know why this place is good? Because they have the fake Japanese food in the window display…read more ^.^ Actually, the food did taste pretty authentic. My buddy and I had the donburi meals, complete with a side of tempura and miso soup. The only caveat to a similar meal back home is that I paired it with a glass of prosecco, but my dining partner did go the traditional route with hot green tea. The restaurant was pretty quiet to the point where I felt I had to whisper when talking, but it could have been because we were early to dinner and the place wasn't filled with customers yet. Once again, good food, but at Zürich prices.

This place is quiet and clean. I had lunch here with my sister. We had Katsu don and Ramen. The…read morefood was great and portion was pretty good. The waitress was very kind and friendly. I would go back to have more if i happen to be in the area again.