Haven't seen many sushi spots in Germany, but this one was very good. It is small, but the sushi…read moreis top notch and the chef was very accommodating of allergies. Highly recommended.

Very nice and small Sushi place in old town Heidelberg. The food is fresh and excellent. Friendly…read moreservice to reasonable price. A place to recommend without doubt.

Very clean, tasty sushi, good portion generous, friendly staff.. worth a visit when you are in…read moreWorms

Sitting in an authentic Japanese Izakaya in Frankfurt Germany suddenly gave me the chills. A story…read morefor another time I guess. As for the restaurant, it was one of the best. The atmosphere is authentic Japanese, where you will personally experience the close-up and very close quarters personal space. If you don't like tight places this is not your place. The food is authentic and well prepared, while the service is attentive. I enjoyed this place thoroughly and Highly Highly recommend it - Ku-da-sai. Don't forget to try the grill. Beef Friday-Sunday; pork the rest of the week. Enjoy, bon appetite!

Came here for a try. I found the size of sushi was quite tiny. The broth and noodle of ramen are…read morefine but I was not impressed honestly. Especially the roots of bean sprouts weee not removed. In general, this is a place for comfort food but not that unique from my perspective.

Heard about this through a Facebook group. Glad to have tried is. Their broth is so silky smooth…read more Their eggs aren't soft boiled or soaked in seasoning but they are still good. The roasted onions leave a great after taste and the chasu in the shoyu base was so so tasty. It gets a little warm in the small shop and they can't serve a lot at one time as they are really small but what they do serve is really really good.

What used to be an amazing gem has since changed ownership, and the newer version falls far short…read moreof impressive... My wife and I used to come here on date nights to enjoy an okonomoyaki menu (soup, salad and okonomoyaki), Udon, and some killer sushi. Tonight we thought it was time to pay another visit, so we made a reservation because they're usually packed on Fridays. Well, tonight we walk in to two other groups sitting. We should have walked out then and there. After a good five minutes reviewing the menu, searching for our favorites, we finally asked. "Where's the Okonomoyaki?" Turns out, the restaurant's under new management, but keeping the same name. The new menu basically has a handfull of appetizers, and as it turns out, lower quality versions of the old sushi menu. Dissapointing to say the least. For some reason, we still give the place a shot. It could be good, right? Wrong! I get tuna and spicy tuna. The tuna's okay...pretty standard, while the spicy tuna's a tuna avocado roll, served with a dipping bowl of spicy sauce. Even worse, this tuna looks like it's been out for a while. A €50 lesson learned here, hopefully not just for me. Don't bother, hit up another Sushi joint instead.

Good sushi but a little pricey. Ambience: Very well…read moreappointed with a good Japanese inn vibe. Clean and not overly noisy. Service: Fast. Very fast. I don't think I've ever had such a complex sushi plate delivered so quickly. Very nice. The menu also features a photo of each item so you know precisely what you are getting. And the image does indeed match the product. Food: Good quality. Nice portions, and well presented. A most enjoyable meal. Price: A little on the high side but much better quality than other places I tried. The best sushi place I tried in Heidelberg, but you are paying for it.

Really nice n tasty!read more

This little Japanese place has a clean, nice interior. Service was great. Not knowing how to read…read moreGerman, I did have difficulty understanding the menu because it was only written in German and Japanese. But we were kindly assisted when we asked for recommendations. We ordered a sashimi platter and sushi platter. Sushi was very fresh. We were told that the platters wouldn't be enough flr 3 people, but I was still very shocked at how small both the platters were. So we ended up adding tempura and udon to be more filling. This was the first time having sushi in Germany. The only drawback I have about this place is the portion size.

Excellent Japanese Restaurant in Hofheim-Marxheim next to Naspa bank. Everything is fresh and made…read moreto perfection. Unuja (eel) is one of my favorites and I love their sashimi. So far my wife and I have never been disappointed. Since it opened it is one of our favorite restaurants in Hofheim for lunch and dinner (they have a teppanyaki table). The staff is extremely friendly and prices are reasonable. They offer free WiFi. There a two parking spots right in front of the restaurant.

Started with ordering the food. come in early at 5:30, as a first customer, the wait staff looked…read moreat the reservation and checking to see where should I put this guy, hm. No one around, so let me put you at the bar. Great, sit at the bar. I immediately order an item. And one of the chef said, you have to wait for the waitress to take your order. Ok, service please, one order p8. 25 minutes later my order come. I'm the only customer, they have 4 waitresses, 4 chefs. Ok, so let's dive to food. .. ... ... I think lidl sushi a bit better than this. As the other reviewer said, even they can't get the sushi rice. The crumbs stale, the fish tatted like it had better days and the tuna, doesn't even look like tuna

Sehr gute Lage. Vor dem Nationaltheater. Da habe ich…read moreChirashi-Sushi gegessen. Ich wollte nicht von dem Schiffchen essen, weil alles bisschen klein war und nicht so gut aussah. Ich fand aber, dass es Donburi gab. Das möchte ich nächstemal probieren. Das Personal war freundlich und das Restaurant war sauber und die Preise waren angemessen.

This was one of the greatest restaurants I've had the pleasure of visiting in Germany. It was the…read moreplace for so many fun memories, and I am saddened that I can no longer visit it. For those that are curious about why I loved this place, please read on and I hope my words can encourage you to try out their amazing Asian food. I've been to Noir countless times, and it's always been easy to have a table there. Most times, I went in without a reservation, and there were still plenty of seats to choose from. The atmosphere felt calming and touched upon Asian motifs that helped beautify the restaurant, including cherry blossoms and Japanese characters on the walls. Japanese food is my favorite kind of cuisine, and I did live in Japan for a year back in 2020, so I was always up to try the food served at Noir. Many I already recognized and favored highly, such as the gyoza, miso soup, and yakitori chicken. But, I still tried new things like the crunchy sake sushi roll and osaka balls. I'd have to say my favorite dish was the crispy chicken/duck curry bowl. It was rich in flavor with a bed of white rice, vegetables, and coconut curry. It's hard to compete with such a dish. The curry bowl was large enough for me, but be mindful that most of the food on the menu are served in very small portions. You may get three pieces of shrimp tempura at most and a small bowl of soup. Sushi can vary, so I wouldn't be concerned about that, but this is the best place to go to when you want to share your food with friends- similar to tapas. My only gripe would be the drink sizes, as they seem way too small for one person to have. It could be a marketing strategy to get you to order more drinks, but I refused to do that and would have a bottle of water in my purse to get me through the rest of dinner. The service was good, with several English-speaking waiters. You wouldn't feel out of place if you came here with no German speaking abilities, if anything, you'd curse your stomach for not being large enough to consume more delicious food! Noir is a restaurant that I will miss dearly. Their items were well-made, service was nice, location is great if you want to leave afterwards for some dessert (there's many dessert places with cake & ice cream nearby), but most of all, it was an inviting space that allowed me to share beautiful moments with my friends. I taught them how to use chopsticks, some Japanese lingo like what they say before they eat (Itatakimasu!), and my personal favorite memory: I got a very picky eater who was strictly against eating Asian food to LOVE sushi. If you want to create special memories in Germany within a cool establishment with tons of yummy dishes to share, then Noir is the place for you.

Good food, good service and fun place. Climate a bit warm inside but not an abundance of air…read moreconditioning in Europe. We will definitely return.

It's a good Japanese restaurant in Rhein Gallerie nearby the Rhein river. Good service and nice…read morefood.