My family and I were traveling around Germany and Austria and was eating bratwurst, schnitzel,…read morepretzels and potatoes for many days so we were all craving to something a little more light and healthy. We were a party of 5 and each of us ordered a lunch set which ranged from €13-20. My daughter ordered their salmon bento in which I was told the fish was moist and tender. The bento also came with 3 small pieces of chicken katsu which was also very good and everyone enjoyed the salad which was very much needed and appreciated. My son ordered their sushi lunch which came with 6 pieces of nigiri and 1 small roll. The nigiri had 2 salmon, 2 tuna, 1 shrimp and 1 a type of white fish which I forgot what it was. The fish quality was a little below average. It's not that the fish is not fresh. It's just not of good quality. I'm also a little shocked that they gave him double salmon and tuna which means they have very limited fish variety available. I ordered their chirashi and got an extra piece of octopus and 2 pieces of tamago. Again, the fish quality was subpar. Overall, having Japanese food after many days just meat and potato was a breath of fresh air so we all did enjoy our lunch. But the food quality was very average. The service was also extremely slow. We were also served food without any utensils and we ended up getting them ourselves so not a very good choice if you're in a rush.

I ordered the sashimi-sushi set and it was ok but nothing to rave about. The tuna slices were too…read morebig for sashimi and I was disappointed. Otherwise, my experience was fine. Service way ok, although they wouldn't let me sit at the bar even though I went by myself and I wish they would let their guests choose where to sit since the place was nowhere near full. Kai might be good for Innsbruck standards but I wasn't impressed. I'd like to try the tempura udon next time I'm there, though.

We'll say 2 stars, as we went there and even thought they are open late the kitchen closes at…read more9:30pm so never got to eat anything!

Great place for one stop Asian food fix. Korean owner with Thai cook, manning the kitchen. You…read morecan't go wrong. Had some sashimi (fresh) kimchi, salad and some kind of Korean chicken and potato soup. I was craving something spicy. Got my fix! Capped the meal with fried banana and coconut sorbet. I hope I can walk back to the car......

We went there on Easter friday and we ate absolutely delicious sushi and japanese and a thai duck…read morewith tamarinde sauce. Very friendly chief. We would definitely come back. Hint: better to make a reservation, we were lucky to get a place without having reserved.

Excellent service, a good variety of Vietnamese dishes and sushi and delicious cocktails!…read moreThey also have large tables for big groups, English menus and they speak English well too.

Authentic Japanese cuisine Great service, very clean…read more Their Santori is highly recommended. I'd forgotten the specifics regarding our orders. My young teenage son however, was very happy with his food.

Das Essen im Sawadi ist wirklich ausgezeichnet. Ganz gleich, ob chinesisch, thailändisch oder…read morejapanisch - die Speisen sind hervorragend zubereitet und ansprechend angerichtet. Die jungen Damen bedienen ihre Gäste freundlich und schnell; besonders an Festtagen unbedingt reservieren!

Great mix of Sushi, Japanese & Chinese food. The sashimi is very fresh & yummy. Finding great Asian…read morefood in a small Austrian town is so exciting. Very friendly staff that speak both Tyrol & English, and super cool, suprising decor inside. However, if you are lucky enough to dine in the Summer months, its so relaxing to sit outside.

We were surprised to find a decent Sushi place on the mountain. After 4 days of heavy burgers,…read moresteaks and greasy food, we were really craving for an authentic Japanese dishes. The restaurant has a retro vibe, the main room is small but with cool decorations. You don't really have a view of the mountain (there is only one small window, facing the street), but you won't need the view to kill time, i'm sure the food will grab all your attentions. The services were really friendly and they all spoke in fluent english, and don't worry if you can't pronounce crazy german words - there is an english menu for you. The food are not cheap, one nigiri is about 6 euro or more - and the rolls are about 15 euro+. However, i think it is acceptable in this kind of touristy place. I am from Taiwan, and traveled to japan more than 20 times. To be honest, we were worried about the quality of the sushi at first since the european taste of Japanese food is really different than the real asian taste. But, the dishes were decent ! It was fusion and creative, but it doesn't lose the spirit and soul of authentic. The sashimi was sliced with the right angle with about 0.4 cm, and it was fresh. The rolls were fresh with a good twist of fusion sauce - you won't get tired of the taste even after 8 pieces. In general, i would totally recommend for you if you are craving some sushi or asian fusion dishes - the only note is that this place is not cheap and it would probably cost you around 70- 90 euros to have a full meal.

The Sushi here is the best I have had in Europe. The fish is super fresh and the sushi chef is…read moreamazing. The Dragon Maki roll and California roll are incredible. The chef uses real King crab.