Small place but the food was excellent. Would go again if I was in the area. Well worth the wait.read more

I became to be regular customer because I found only this restaurant is the same level of Japanese…read morerestaurant in Japan. I recommend this restaurant, if you'd like to taste real Japanese dishes. However, if you'd like to eat just Sushi, please go to the other more good cost performance Sushi bar or Sushi restaurant. This restaurant is for the people who would like to eat authentic Japanese dishes instead of traveling to Japan. The chef is really trained in Japan and authorized by Japanese government. No comparable to other Japanese restaurant in Munich.

We stayed in Munich several days and decided to try out a non-Bavarian food experience and chose a…read moreJapanese restaurant. The presentation of the food at Kitcho was lovely and everything we had was absolutely delicious. I had the Katsu Don, which is the one dish I try at almost every Japanese restaurant and Kitcho did not disappoint.

Probably one of the best Japanese food at Munich…read more I came here for dinner one night while in town on business. It wasn't my choice to eat at a Japanese restaurant but venue was chosen for me. It was about 10-15 minutes walk from the Mariensplatz station. If we weren't walking fast for our dinner reservation, I would have took time for photo shooting as walk here was nice. They have staff speaks Japanese. Very authentic food here and Japanese people there at my table agreed how good the food was. They have sake and Japanese beer here. Unfortunately I didn't take any pictures of the food. Highly unlikely of me as a Yelper, but I assure you the food presentation was nice too. If you are looking for an authentic Japanese food in Munich, I highly recommend trying here. Be sure to make a reservation as they are busy on weekday night too.

Ahh. what a lovely restaurant inside the hotel. Our dinner was okay, nothing spectacular for the…read moreprice. we were in the main dining all with a lot of American tourists so it was quite loud. We ordered omakase special dinner, 7 course and it was €135. Normally in America, the 7 course means 7 pieces of fish. However, it is like a 7 course meal so be prepared to eat if you're doing their omakase. Service is excellent, our waiter had great recommendations for us for wine that would pair well with each of our dish. recommend if you're in Munich and staying nearby the mandarin orientational. I noted the price so you know it's pricey. Dinner for 2 ended up being over €300

I've been to many Nobu and Matsuhisa locations across the world - full disclaimer: I would not day…read morethey are my favorites but I think they typically do a decent job. Nevertheless the location inside the Mandarin Oriental in Munich disappoints - I still gave three stars because the food was good but the service was lacking. I ordered a bottle of rose - it wasn't cold at all, it was actually warm when they served it. When I mentioned it to the server he said: oh you'll have to wait for it to cool on ice? Overall, the service was really slow - we had to remind them several times for our dessert. On the good side: the food was comparable to other locations, the spinach salad was really yummy and the rolls were decent. Would I go again? Not sure... they need to up their service and then I would consider going.

In the last few weeks I've been here for lunch twice and for dinner once, and I'm toying with the…read moreidea of giving five stars. I think I'll resist the temptation for now, but understand that this establishment serves some excellent food, and the main reason I'm not going all out yet is that they are also somewhat pricey. For lunch there are two alternatives for 12 € and a few more for 15 €. The 12 € alternatives are the better deal, as they include a lot of extras, making it a really complete meal, but the udon with Spanish pork that I had for 15 € was really delicious. For the evening visit we had the pleasure of trying a very good sake from their wide selection. The dinner dishes were nothing short of great (I had black cod), and a really nice touch was that when they didn't have the high-end Japanese whisky that I ordered, they offered up the second-best whisky for free. That's classy. They don't have sushi on the main menu, so if that is what you're craving this may not be the right place for the day, but if you want some other really good Japanese food, this is an excellent alternative in downtown Munich. Oh what the hey, as I think back, this is a five stars restaurant. Please enjoy.

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Delicious Japanese food in Munich! I am obsessed with their gyoza, and have ordered it more times…read morethan I really would like to mention. I've also ordered a curry dish, which came filled to the brim with chicken, vegetables, and a delicious, thick curry sauce. The matcha lattes are also really good, served warm they are perfect for a cold, rainy day, and in the summer, it's so refreshing to enjoy an iced one. They have different specials on different days, Tuesday (Dienstag) is ramen day, and Thursday (Donnerstag) is gyoza day, and of course, this is my favorite day! The prices are very reasonable, and the decor is very cute. Plus, they play a nice mixture of J-pop, which is just so happy sounding! It's simply impossible to feel down in the dumps while you are here, and I highly recommend trying it out!

nice to having more japanese style food in munich, that is not just sushi :-)…read more served with love and little details. rice waa well done, toppings (kyu don) a little too intense, to be close to japanese street food style. so the food itself wood be a solide 3.5 4 stars in total for having matcha mochi. basic ones as well but nicely presented.

Loved this Sushi place in Munich that I found on yelp.com. After a long week of eating lots of…read moreBavarian food, I was craving some sushi. Sushi Sano is a great spot not that far from the Marienplatz area. Great selection of rolls and dishes. I had an assortment of rolls and sushi as well as some dishes such as gyoza and kimchi. Great place! Only complaint (not really a complaint) I would add is that the sushi rice there was just OK. Not as good as the kind in sushi spots back home in Los Angeles.

Bruhs........... Tell me tell you about this place! Ever…read moresince my lil bro moved to Germany he had told me that he hadn't had awesome sushi like in the States. So it was my mission to find some killer sushi in Munich while I visited him in August. Let me tell yah, this place right here... is a work of art! Right from the gecko the moment you walk in, you feel the noise and ambiance of the place. You look at the decor and sitting and you know you're in for a treat. So me and him got down to business, we order a bunch of nigiri and some udon because it was a chilly day in Munich and we need the warm brothy soup they had. The Sake (lachs, salmon) was top notch and the Hamachi (yellowtail) was okay. I tried their Anago which was good and same with the Unagi. All in all this place lived up to the hype and my lil bro now has a sushi place he can call home in Munich . I know for sure I'll be back and the sushi chefs better have a whole salmon for us because they didn't think me and my lil bro could have taken down 30 pcs of salmon in one sitting.

The quality of food was very good. We ordered Tonkotsu ramen, dragon roll sushi and salmon sashimi…read more Overall was satisfactory.

The miso soup was delicious. I had the bento box as well. Would recommend both. Staff were friendly.read more

We waited over an hour for this ramen. In 30 degree (F) weather, at 8:00pm, ON A WEDNESDAY and it…read morewas sooo worth the hype. We got in a mere 4 minutes before the place closed but they were nice enough to seat everyone right up until 9:00pm (closing time). We were told by locals that this is the spot for ramen, the best spot, the only spot that always has a line :) we got the miso specialty ramen and loved every drop of the soupy goodness! (+ a beer because you're in Germany, what else would you get?)

We decided to try this place because of the number of reviews and we waited close to 1.5 hours to…read moreget seated for this place. The smells were amazing and the eagerness helped drive the hunger. Unfortunately the hype did not meet our expectations. We ordered the dumplings which weren't to write home about. I ordered the special and nothing about it was really a stand out. Good portions and great service is all I can say.

A bit different then what we were used to as fast as Japanese but food was very good. Miso soup…read morewas good and even had mushrooms. Curry rice was excellent. The ramen was good too. We got there late in the evening and the service was relatively quick. There is outside sitting by a plaza and we enjoyed the music from another nearby restaurant while eating in a more relaxed and not as busy environment.

Of the three Shoya's I've been to, this one is certainly the best…read more There is a good choice between what I would call 'regular' sushi rolls and fixed plates of sushi and/or sashimi, but also ramen and rice dishes with different types of meat or fish. We were with a party of three and ordered different 'fixed plates' and all of them came with miso soup. The gyoza was nice, the dough was not too thick, slightly translucent even. I'm used to thicker dough and slightly crispy, but I think this 'thin dough' version is actually nicer. I have hardly ever been to a restaurant where the photos shown in the menu were actually good, and never where the food that was served really looked like what was shown in the picture. This was the first time that the photos looked good AND the food looked like the photos. We ordered an average of slightly more than 2 dishes each (miso soup not included) and I felt full after diner. I would say that the portion size of the fixed plates is good enough. As far as taste is concerned no complaints either. Of the three Shoya's I've been to, this would be the one worth a return visit. If you have read my review for one of the all you can eat sushi places in Amsterdam, you might know that a sushi/Japanese restaurant will score major points if the nori (the dried seaweed that goes around the rolls) is ultra fresh and crispy. Unfortunately this was not the case with the nori in our dishes today. Nori absorbs moisture like a sponge even by just being exposed to air, so you can imagine what happens when wrapping it around other foodstuffs. So this was not so much a disappointment, but rather an observation. No points subtracted, but no bonus star (-;

Right in the heart of Munich's busiest pedestrian area, which makes it a convenient stop if you're…read moresightseeing or shopping. The setup feels casual and almost self-service, with dishes on display so you can see what you're ordering before you pay. The staff are efficient, and ordering is fast, which is great if you're in a hurry. Portions are on the smaller side, and there isn't much of an ambiance.

The Asian fusion dishes are very inviting. The staff are friendly and are kind to tourists. The…read morespace offers both indoor and outdoor tables with plenty of room.