Clearly a new restaurant, the service was really good. The 50 euro salmon specials is worth it for…read more2 people. However the interior is not themed appropriately to the Sushi restaurant vibe.

Oh yeah! This tiny…read moreplace is a short walk from a major indoor food market, and it's absolutely worth a try. We wandered in just looking for some simple ramen, and left with full bellies and eyebrows arched out of surprise. I had a simple chicken and rice bowl, and my friend had the vegetarian ramen. We were both skeptical about a vegetarian ramen, but WOW! I had to steal a few spoonfuls of the broth to pour over my rice, and it was a great decision. This was my first time having a chicken bowl and I never suspected such a small dish could have such a mighty impact on my palate. It's a simple chicken and rice bowl, with fantastically simple yet elevated flavors (great texture on the chicken). Absolutely put this place on your list the next time you're in the Altstadat area.

Place is small but food comes out fast…read more I arrived a minute before the place reopens (or so I think) in the afternoon (which is 5:30pm) and they were almost full. There were kind enough to put me at the bar. I got the Tonkotsu ramen with Chili oil and it was divine and bursting with flavor. Noodles were done perfectly and I had a marinated egg that was cooked to perfection. There was a line of people outside waiting when I was done. Really glad I came since I had a taste for Tonkotsu since Ichiran in NYC.

I ordered the gyoza shoyu ramen, very beautiful as u can see, only critique is that the broth was…read moreincredibly salty. Other than that, the noodles and gyoza were delicious

I'm a big fan of noodles soups, ramen pho gimme all, so when I find a really good one that is a…read morepure happiness! This one was really delish. I have tried udon w/ beef. Portions are really big. And for a drink green tea - perfect combo.

Top Service! Immer gutes Sushi, und eine schöne Atmosphäre. Das schwarze Sesameis ist immer gut zu…read moreprobieren.

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.

Perhaps one of the best sushi I had so far in Germany. A must go place for any sushi lovers…read more Every sushi piece was made fresh and authentic. The rice was just right with consistency, temperature, and mixture of vinegar. I enjoyed every bite of it. Upon ordering, you will get a free mini appetizer like in japanese style pubs. The atmosphere is also unique and very calm, resembling a train dining area. There is something enjoyable eating in a train like environment while real trains pass by. A very tidy, cute and clean place. That being said, however I do not recommend this place for those who are just discovering sushi. The price is on expensive side, you will definitely not enjoy your time here if you do not understand the subtle differences in quality you get for this price. The appetizer was a bit of a disappointment. We had a plate of edamame, but no extra plate to contain the remains, and the edamame was overcooked and soggy. (Edit: Returned couple times and the edamame was better and with extra plate to dispose the remains) We ordered: 2 kirin beer, 2 mid class sushi plates, and a plate of edamame and the total was about 70 euros Definitely will return for a bigger bite, but probably not any time soon as for the amount we paid, it is not a casual price to regularly dine here. Would have given 5 stars if I had not known other places that are more competitive in quality vs price.

The sushi is very fresh.. The staff very friendly. However compared to other sushi places in…read morewiesbaden area their prices are very very high. The sushi, while good, is not worth the cost. I will not return. If the prices were more competitive I would go one a week at a minimum.

Best place for sushi. DoNOT expect to get a seat without a…read morereservation. People always walk in and are surprised that there are no free tables. They should update their webpage for phone-optimized layout, but on a normal screen you can read everything just fine. Truly an experience to eat there.

Always tried keeping it a secret ... But, I guess it's too late now…read more.. Usually, you have to make reservations for a table around 3-7 days in advance if you are a party of more than one. The quality of the food is great and, prices are more than reasonable for the quality; which doesn't make it all that special. But, the outstanding personnel and the awesome Otoro do!!! I don't recommend trying this for the typical California Roll or Futo Maki fan or "aucthrup" (all-U-can-eat) wolverine since it would be an unpardonable waste. However, if you favor supreme quality and taste over quantity give it a try. You won't regret it!

If you're looking for authentic Japanese sushi and cuisine, don't go here. Sadly, the sushi at Kim…read moreHung's is despicable. Being a native of Okinawa, Japan, I was excited when a sushi bar opened in Friedberg since I live fairly close. I thought I'd give the Vietnamese owners the benefit of the doubt and try the sushi. One might think based on the photos, "What's my deal?" Well, Japanese food is neither Chinese nor Vietnamese. There is as much distinction between Asian ethnic foods as there is among European ethnic foods. It might look like sushi but it was not Japanese and it certainly was not delicious. My husband ordered Tamagoyaki (sweet egg omelet), Kappamaki (cucumber roll), and the Philly (salmon with cream cheese roll). I ordered the udon, also not Japanese. For starters, the sushi rice is not done correctly. How the rice is prepared really separates the good sushi from bad sushi. It was utterly too vinegary and mushy. Second, the salmon was not fresh. Third, the egg omelet was watery and also missing a necessary ingredient to truly make it Tamagoyaki. Lastly, the soup base of my udon was more of a stock for Chinese wonton. It also had vegetables like bean sprouts and bokchoy that are not common to Japanese udon and which have a distinctive flavor that would alter the soup stock. This vegetable flavor isn't typical for udon which uses soy, bonito (fish), konbu (sea kelp) and sometimes miso (soy bean paste) stocks. I'm all for good fushion food. In fact, I love Japanese fushion rolls like caterpillar roll and crunchy roll. However, when I eat at any Japanese restaurant, I expect a level of authenticity from the food. Eating at Kim Hung's, I only encountered disappointment with each food I tried. None of it was authentically Japanese. I guess I received what I paid for here, since the place is relatively cheap compared to other Japanese restaurants in Frankfurt am Main and vicinity. The authentic restaurants can be found in Frankfurt am Main but it cost 4 to 6 times the price of meals I would get in Japan. The place has a nice ambience and just only that. I didn't mind the service either since they were friendly. However, I can't give anything more than one star because the people here are only banking on the sushi trend in Germany and because there is no other Japanese restaurant in Friedberg to compete with it. A restaurant shouldn't market itself as a Japanese sushi bar if they are not going to make an effort to do it right. Stick to their wok menu if you want to eat some decent Chinese/Vietnamese food.

This japanese restaurant, located just outside the city center, received very positive critics on…read morethe internet. Unfortunately I cannot subscribe to these. My experience was mediocre. Trying to reserve with the help of a form on their website didn't succeed: no reaction at all. Anyhow we decided to just go there. Then the food: with my family we enjoyed some sushi plate as a starter. This was fresh, nicely served on large plate and absolutely the star of the dinner. My recommendation: eat sushi in this restaurant. As a main course we ordered ramen and yakisoba. The ramen was okay-ish, a bit more spice and taste wouldn't harm the experience. The yakisoba with salmon was very disappointing, the sauce was so sweet, it was like a desert. Really disgusting. The yakisoba with chicken was way better, but not worth the price, it is a dish similar to what is offered at takeaway wok restaurants in railway stations. My final judgment: 3 out of 5. If you go there, sushi is the dish to take.

Zzz...I'm still waiting for my sushis and noodles... More…read moreseriously, the food is good and it's a pity that the service is appalling. I waited for more than half an hour for a plate of sushis and some noodles. I wanted to leave after some time but the owner told me that my order will be ready in 2 minutes. I got it 10 minutes after and no apologies, or any word from him. I don't recommend this place unless you don't mind waiting for ages.