Nice place to get some overpriced sushi in Copenhagen…read more The sake was excellent and my sushi was pretty good! Would return and would recommend.

Outstanding sushi inside Torvehallerne market that won't break the bank. Here's a little secret:…read moresome of the best sushi/sashimi isn't on the menu. Ask for the toro and chef will know exactly what to serve. Partner could not wait to go back and dine at Sushi Lover's since the last visit one year ago and Chef remembered him and served us some complimentary toro on the house. Highlights are hamachi, scallop, and seared salmon sushi. Just come.

Sushi in Copenhagen - WHY??? Well this is an amazing place. Located just beside our hotel so it's…read moreso much better. 4.4 rating on Yelp so it must be good. Since day 1 we've been itching to give it a try but schedule just didn't permit it. So we made it a point to dine here on our last night in Copenhagen. True enough it didn't disappoint. Came in without a reservation on a Sunday night and we were seated right away. We decided to get the "As good As It Gets" combo which includes the following: Sesame Edamame - soya beans, grilled with supreme soy & sesame Hotate Kataifi - scallops, miso aioli,trout roe,kataifi & shiso cress Kani Korokke - crab croquettes with wasabi caesar Ebi Bites - tempura shrimp, miso aioli, chili, lime & coriander Tuna Tartare - tuna, avocado, sesame, miso, yuzu and spring onion on crispy flat bread Shake Tataki - salmon, sake-tamari marinated trout roe, daikon, miso, ponzu & daikon cress Hiramasa Kataifi - hiramasa, kataifi,chives, shiso, truffle oil & ponzu Temaki Setto (create your own handroll) - wagyu tartare, lobster & yuzu, kataifi, cress, soya sesame, avocado and sake-tamari marinated ttrout roe with sushi rice and crispy nori Ebi Panko - tempura shrimp & spicy sauce, topped with avocado New York Subway - tempura shrimp, avocado & spicy sauce, topped with salmon & garlic gindaro no miso, black cod & miso Hotate Bacon - scallops & bacon with miso herb It may sound or look like too much but we definitely devoured every single bit of the set. We paired our meal with Purple rain and espresso martini Excellent service. Excellent food! Definitely a must try. April 2026

Excellent sushi. Excellent service. Came in without a reservation around 7:30pm on a Sunday and was…read moreseated right away. The host was very nice as he showed us to our table for two. Our server was also very friendly and provided good recommendations on the menu. The place was lit dimly like what a bar would be bit it was still packed to capacity that night. After perusing the menu, we elected to ge the "As Good As It Gets" set which included a Sesame Edamame, Temaki Setto (create-your-own-handroll), Come for a Swim (hot & cold small plates), Grilled Sticks (black cod and scallops), and Nigiri (Ebi Panko & NY Subway). This was a lot but we nibbled on it pretty fast. We paired it with my Purple Rain while my wife matched it with her usual Espresso Martini. Everything we tried was fresh and great tasting. Would definitely recommend this spot to any Japanese cuisine lover.

This place was excellent. I was very surprised by the flaws fried steak, cooked perfectly and so…read moregood. The sushi that we had was very nice, everything was very fresh. They take a bit of a different take on sushi but not too far out of the box, just enough to make you think this isn't your normal sushi. Would for sure come back and eat here. Despite the service being a bit slow, the staff is awesome and they just kept bringing sake... you need to try this is you are in Copenhagen!

Attention Americans. Here's the scoop. Atmosphere is trendy, modern and sophisticated. Sushi is…read morefresh and well prepared. Presentation is excellent. With that said. This place is nothing special by US standards. Most of the offerings are set menu which tends to be very pricey. You can get far better sushi in essentially any metro area of the States for FAR less. My advice would be to hit one of the many excellent Scandinavian seafood restaurants In the area and save your Sushi fix for home.

Great sushi, some of the best sushi I've had. Has a great view to enjoy your food…read more Service was slow but they were busy. It was good for the price.

Walked over to this location only to find out that This restaurant closed down years ago. A…read moredifferent sushi place now called "Nozomo" which is also pretty good

I'm a sushi snob and am very hard to please when it comes to quality of fish and authenticity of…read moreJapanese flavours, and I have to say, we stumbled upon Sushi Saiko and it was a true gem. Great little cosy place with sweet decor, friendly service and fantastic sushi, we loved every dish we ordered. They also have a great selection of Japanese beer and sake, which was a bonus. This would be my local go to spot for sure if it wasn't discovered on my last night in Copenhagen

Pretty nice selection of sushi and convenient location close to the center. I picked the 'Favorite'…read morerolls, and it seemed that the special rolls are a bit bigger than normal rolls. They were not as big as futo maki rolls but still not so easy to eat with one bite (of course depends on the person). For me the nice ginger sauce on top of these Favorite rolls kept falling off when biting, ahh such first world problems! Otherwise the food was enjoyable, fresh and the flavor combinations were great. Service was friendly and the decor is very simple style like at many sushi places. It is an easy place to drop by for a quick bite or get takeaway.

First day in Copenhagen visiting from USA. I was a little surprised at being prompted to tip as I…read moreknow the custom is different in Europe. I asked the young waiter with the neck beard what the custom was here and told me 20-30%. I didn't realize until we got back to the hotel and Googled it that we'd been had. 2 special rolls were very good, the new one with lemon and the sachi roll. 2 other specials were not great. The mafia roll and the pink dragon. The shrimp on the pink dragon was pretty rubbery. The 3 nigiri were pretty bad. The tuna nigiri was even dry and cracking at one end. Pretty bland overall. I would say it's too expensive for what you get, especially if the waiter scams you. Pretty shameful.

I had their all-you-can-eat, that includes starters like miso soup, gyoza and edamane, sushi(…read morenigiri and maki), and grill. it cost 208kr on weekdays and 238kr on weekends, water cost 10 kr per person. I always see people in this place but surprised that nobody has written a review here. this place is pretty new I think, opened a month or two only? I live a block away from this place and after reading their articles, I decided to try it out since I have strong sushi crave. Nigiri: Salmon: This is pretty good, but it isn't fat, so it does not melt in your mouth. NY salmon: It is just putting a slice of garlic on it, it taste pretty gross, ew Grilled Salmon: This is okay, but I expect it to be out when it comes to my table, and it isnt. If you're in Asia, normally you will get hot seared fish nigiri. So I think they fail, but they can improve by making them last. Tuna: Average Tuna, not special Yellowtail:Average California roll: Meh Herbal Shrimp: Normal, not a fan of shrimp Sunset roll: I'll like it better if the grilled salmon on top is hot and less breadcrumbs on the shrimp, the hot sauce adds flavor in it which is nice Red dragon: really normal Miso: warm and comfy Pork skewer: It was cold when I had them, which is pretty disappointing. I would give them a 3.5 or three stars, but this is their first review and I dont want to demolish their yelp reviews yet. I hope there are more people to review this place to justify them:)

This all you can eat Sushi place is an absolute gem! It costs about $35USD. The menu is not…read moreavailable in English though! The waitress was great at translating for us. The fish was fresh and the skewers were tasty! They do charge for tap water.

This place is just right around the corner from where I live and I've biked past this place soo…read moremany times already, so I figured I had to give it a try. They have this huge sign in their windows advertising extremely cheap sushi on weekdays. I was greeted by perhaps the most enthusiastic waiter I've ever met in my days of eating out and he kept on coming by to pick up my plates with a gigantic smile, always replying with a "selv tak" when I politely said: "tak" when he picked up the plates. The sushi was pretty good, but their warm dishes on the top belt was pretty much what you'd expect it to be. I took some dishes from there by mistake and got a gently reminder to why one should always stick with the sushi, when going for running sushi. They had a lot of well known sushi rolls and nigiri, and that was pretty much it. The sushi was safe, but never massively inventive or creative. They played it safe and did a great job at that. Its a great pick for cheap, safe sushi. If you want to introduce someone new to sushi, this is a good place to do it. If that someone likes the sushi here, you can easily bring them to places with more creative sushi.

Didn't know this was a chain restaurant when we visited! The set up for the restaurant and the…read moreatmosphere gave the feeling it was a stand alone location, not a chain. They are located at the top level of the hotel. It's recommended to have a reservation to dine. The staff was friendly, but wouldn't accommodate any party without a prior reservation. The food was excellent! I remember getting one of the set menus to share. It came with sushi, yakitori, and appetizers. The set was called (something like) "The perfect day", which it truly was!

I went to Tivoli for the day and was craving sushi by the end of the day. I looked this place up on…read moreGoogle Maps & thought it looked really fresh. We came around 7PM on a Monday and it wasn't too busy. We were able to walk in and get sat right away outside (I definitely recommend sitting outside). It's got a nice view! Our server was very kind & answered a ton of questions we had about what to choose etc. We started with the tuna tartare which was light and refreshing. I thought the avocado on it would be more like cut up pieces instead of more like guacamole. I thought it would be better that way. I didn't love the texture of the avocado they put. We also got the blanched spinach with the goma sauce which was tasty but I wish it was warm instead of cold! It was a pretty small portion as well. Things I really loved: the seared salmon sushi - it was very fresh & the pieces were large! We got the wagyu stick and MYYYY GOD if steak were butter than that's how I'd describe the texture. Sprinkle a little of the flaky salt on it and it's one of the best things I've put in my mouth. Things I didn't love: the miso cod stick. I've had this before elsewhere and it's been way better. I expected the texture to be buttery and for it to not taste fishy - it was neither of those. Also, Ted Dansen & Lilly Collins walked right past our table so overall had a really cool experience here!

Tried the one in Frederiksberg on a weekend night. The sushi itself was ok, nothing special, but…read morethe all you can eat concept comes with lots of problems you don't foresee at first. 1. Unless you're really hungry and used to eating a lot at a time, you likely won't get to order enough off the menu to compensate for the pretty high price for sushi. 2. They save the very best stuff for a la carte of course, so be sure to check the differences between a la carte and all you can eat menus. 3. You only have the table for 2 hours, much of that goes with figuring out the concept, ordering from the cluttered menu which consists of separate books for drinks, a la carte, a paper to fill out All you can Eat options and a tablet to look at pictures of the all you can eat options, waiting to have your order taken, waiting for the food. (Also, why not just make a paper booklet instead of giving guests a clumsy, germ-filled tablet to click on if you can't use it to interact or order anyway?) 4. You get 1 piece of paper to fill out if you choose the all you can eat option. If you order too much and leave more than 3 pieces of sushi on your plate at the end, you pay penalties per piece. So you naturally don't dare to order too much at first. The waiter picks up the paper and pen when taking the order, so by the time you get the food and can judge if you're still hungry and need to order more, half your time is gone. Then you need to go through the entire process of catching a waiter, getting a new piece of paper, filling it out, hoping you haven't ordered too much. If you're unlucky and your time's running out or you're dining late and the kitchen is closing, you risk going away hungry. 5. Why are there barely any items on sushi menus these days which include seaweed? Most of the rolls were inside out/rice with toppings without nori around. The miso soup in particular looked rather pitiful with you exactly 1 piece of thin nori floating about in a tiny bowl. Not exactly luxurious. The hosomaki I ordered was with nori, but I received it without. By the time I got it the kitchen was closing, so I didn't bother telling the staff about the error. 6. Be ready to pay a lot for beverages here. A simple glass of tap water is 25kr and you will pay that every time you want to refill your glass while eating copious amounts of salty fish. Clever. The reason I came away with a decent experience was that I had other reasons to enjoy my evening, and the staff really did their best although they were obviously stressed out, and most of the food was decent. But all the pointless stuff around the meal ended up wasting time instead of expediting a smooth and pleasant experience, and at the end what seemed like a good deal on paper ended up costing the same with less pieces of sushi than I would've gotten with a regular menu. A regular menu of the same price I could've eaten in peace instead of worrying about how much to order, getting kicked out before I'm done eating, and also having the option of bringing the leftovers home if I so desired for a late night snack. Hard not to feel weird about the experience.

Great place! My boyfriend and I went for sushi - and both…read morechose the all-you-can-eat.. You're provided with an iPad with pictures and descriptions of everything and then you chose your sushi on a piece of paper. Everything was freshly made (we sad at the sushi bar) and everything came quick. The service was good, the atmosphere was nice and the sushi was delicious!