Awesome location on the walkplatz in downtown Homburg. Nice interior, awesome service and very…read morereasonably priced for the quality and portion size. Had the coconut soup with chicken, crispy roll with shrimp and a crispy duck dish. All were excellent. The duck was the star. Crispy skin, tender and nicely spiced meat, served with wok fried noodlles and vegetables. We unfortunately didn't try any sushi, but will try next time. Definitely worth the trip if in the area. Make Reservations!!

Really beautiful atmosphere, especially outside dining in summer nights. Food is served very…read moreaesthetically pleasing and tastes great. Service is friendly and we didn't had to wait ling. Only negative point, when we went they didn't accept credit cards.

Very cute little spot- aesthetically pleasing. Both indoor and outdoor seating. I ordered cha gio,…read morecrispy salmon tempura roll, ebi sake tempura roll, and Thai iced tea. It was good, however the crispy salmon tempura roll was far too bread-y which made eating difficult on the palate. And the Thai iced tea was more of a slush consistency with far too much foam on the top. I wish the menu described it a bit better. Also, it's cash only and you'll have to pay 50 cents for a takeout container- which I have never heard of or done anywhere else. The service was ok, not terrible. But we did have to wait a long time at the end for the check.

Wife loves Sushi and wants to go out to grab Sushi anytime see gets the chance. But, I'm honestly…read morenever have been a fan of Sushi, and if we go it tends to be a compromise or we end up going to two different places to eat. But, the great thing about this place compared to other places that offer sushi, is that they have more than sushi from Ramen to Pho. So, I can have some traditional hot ramen with meat, while she can enjoy her cold, uncooked sushi. Won't be our last time to this establishment, well I know at least for her definitely.

There's plenty of parking, lots of seating, high chairs for families, and the ambiance and the…read moredecor looks like they put some money into it. I don't even like sushi and still enjoyed the experience, but my wife absolutely loved it.

Everything about this place is awesome. It's quiet and unassuming which I love ... but the food !!!…read moreOut of this world. Everything was fresh and delicious. The seafood was some of the best I've had in Germany period and the broths were so flavorful.. real depth in the flavors. Can't recommend enough

I was served Escolar fish instead of real butterfish. (Symptoms listed below) It is not fun. My…read morefriend was served old, tough salmon sashimi. I also had salmon sashimi and it was a little fishy. (Also very small slabs of fish for the price) The kitchen is a mess and not sanitary. It is also very cramped inside the restaurant and small making it slightly uncomfortable. For the price, the quality, the amount served, and the possibility of getting sick, do not come here.

Amazing food and service. I went for round two couple weeks ago…read more Check it out if you're a foodie person

This place was pretty good. Sushi was delicious although a little overpriced to be honest. Overall…read moreworth the visit.

One of the best Sushi experiences I ever had. The food is exceptional, the ambiance and service are…read morevery good and the price is reasonable for the quality. Definitely a recommendation.

Best sushi in Ramstein and the owner is friendly. Their lunch menu is a great deal. Okread more

This was the first sushi place I tried in Germany. I had better sushi from the Commissary's in…read moreYokota and Andersen. There was too much rice on each piece of sushi. The tuna had no flavor and everything else was mediocre. Won't be returning.

Thai tea with coconut milk and lychee bubba- the lychee bubba is actually lychee pearls none the…read moreless a pretty good drink! Crab rangoon- smaller than usual it is pretty good in taste but also does not have much stuffing, it is ok but for the size and serving amount it is something to think twice before ordering. Spring rolls-very disappointing, it has nearly nothing inside really and it tastes a bit greasy. The serving is pretty large specially for the lunch special as they are 2.20 euro at that time. It was a great experience and I will come back

Tried the Vietnamese dishes here and unfortunately they were not good at all - my husband is…read moreVietnamese and agrees. I also had some. Noodles and have to say that they were okay- greasy and nothing special. Not sure about the rest of their food. They should probably stick with Chinese food only (we were told Chef is Chinese)

They offer the average price for a Chinese Buffet in the area, which is about 30 something Euro…read more I've compared and at first glance, there are a few buffets in the same vicinity that offer a wider range of food choices. Food aside, this place has probably one of the better indoor kid areas for a restaurant. A place for kids to play regardless of the weather, and one of the walls is completely glass - so you can see through it. Chuck E Cheese isn't a thing here in Germany, so we have to resort to whatever we can get over here.

We went on a Wednesday around 5:45 PM, shortly after opening, so freshness should have been at its…read morebest. The restaurant is clean and comfortable, with elaborate Asian-inspired décor, statues, gold accents, and plenty of LED lighting. It looks nice, although the style is familiar from large Asian buffets everywhere. It feels like there's one giant warehouse supplying them all with dragons, artificial plants, and decorative gold trim. Service is very low-key. We were shown to our booth and then left to navigate the buffet. A card explains the prices and rules, and clothespins are provided for the Mongolian grill: clip one to your plate before handing it over. It's unusual but simple. We never had a traditional waiter, though dirty plates disappeared regularly, so the tables stayed clear. The food was the main issue. There were four of us, and our consensus was: It wasn't bad. It wasn't good. It was... food. At €31 per person, I expected more. Nothing was terrible, but very little made us want seconds. The sushi wasn't exactly fresh, though it wasn't stale either. It occupied that culinary middle ground of "technically, this appears to qualify as sushi." The fried food was definitely fried, but most of it seemed to have missed the seasoning stage. The traditional dishes were edible but forgettable. The Mongolian grill was especially disappointing. The concept is good, but the ingredients--particularly the meats--didn't look fresh or appealing, which was concerning given how early we arrived. Only one person tried it. His official review was simply: "Meh." Desserts were mixed. There was a decent variety, but careful selection is recommended. Some were good; others made us question whether the calories were worth the paperwork. The soft-serve ice cream and pudding were surprisingly tasty. Drinks are included, which is a genuine plus. You choose them yourself from refrigerated cases, with a good selection and no waiting for refills or surprise charges. The biggest problem is the price. Dinner is currently about €31 per person, and I don't think the quality or selection justifies it. At around €20, this would be a very different review. Lunch is cheaper and may be the better option. There are several similar restaurants nearby. Are they better? Maybe. Worse? Also possible. That's the excitement of Asian buffet roulette. The restaurant has potential, especially with the Mongolian grill. I'd simplify it by focusing on fresh steak, chicken, shrimp, vegetables, and better sauces instead of offering seafood that doesn't appear particularly fresh. Improve the freshness and seasoning overall, and €31 would make more sense. Overall: 3 stars. The restaurant is clean, the drinks are handled well, service keeps the tables clear, and there's plenty of choice. Nothing was outright terrible. Unfortunately, nothing was particularly memorable either. Not bad. Not good. Just aggressively average--with premium pricing.