Come here only for take-away. Delivery seems to be impossible with over 2 hours of waiting time…read more Eating inside does not seem pleasant as it's quite dreary and definitely not romantic. So for take-away, this place is excellent. Of course still keep expectations low. This is not Japan quality sushi, and they are not Japanese. However, the fish is fresh with quite a wide variety, and it did not take too long for them to prepare everything while we waited inside. Recommended: salmon nigiri, unagi nigiri, white tuna nigiri, shrimp tempura maki, oshinko maki, salmon & avocado maki Not recommended: tamago nigiri The nigiri had too much rice so you might need to remove half of it before eating. I was very happy with the large amount of pretty good quality ginger they provided. The wasabi was low quality; I recommend using your own if you like wasabi. Cash only.

Five star reviews led me here. If this is the gold standard in Braunschweig, I'm afraid that…read moreanother cuisine is recommended. Waitress was friendly. Small miso ok, rather salty. Seaweed salad also fine, a bit too sweet. Fish edible but hard to say much more than that in its favor. Inside out rolls more successful than nigiri. To top it off, the 20 euro bill was rather more than one would expect to pay for such "entry level" sushi.

Best sushi I've had in Germany. Fresh, well prepared, high quality, good pricing and friendly staff.read more

Lee Sushi is a solid spot for all-you-can-eat sushi and more and particularly good for lunch. While…read moreit's not authentic Japanese food (more Vietnamese style), it's good and the staff are very kind. The atmosphere is relaxed. The ordering tablet does not work as well as Nagoya / Oishiino so it made ordering more food a bit tough but still ok. They have different fish available like white fish (tai) which is very good. There is a small parking lot up the street but one needs to wait a bit for a spot to open up so come early. Overall, good and recommended.

This was a great surprise. We accidentally discovered that they also had a Chinese menu, after we…read moreasked. Hint: The staff talked mandarin to each Other. This Chinese menu has real Chinese dishes that one rarely finds in Germany. We had great food, of very different kind of what we expected from the advertisement. The Japanese menu also looked good, worth trying next time.

From the owner: Wir versprechen unsere Kunden immer auf Frische, ausgewählte Zutaten, besonders leckerer Sushi…read moreKreationen mit viel Liebe im Details. Verwendet wird nur bester Fisch aus natürlichem Fang. Wir richten nach euer Wünsche zum verschiedenen Angelegenheiten, egal ob einen romantische Abendessen, Gruppenfeier, Geburtstagsparty oder einfacher Mittagessen.

Nagoya, now called Oishiino, is a tabehoudai (all-you-can-eat) Japanese-inspired spot. It's great…read morefor lunch especially and not too crowded. The ordering is done via tablet which makes it very relaxed and not the up-and-down rush and hassle of normal all-you-can-eat buffet-type places. No reservation is needed. There are also a few spots of free parking on the side of the building but get there early as they fill up! Recommended!

This review is about the new takeaway ramen in particular that Ichiban just started 2 weeks ago…read more 3 stars for the food but an extra star for the great service and consideration for the environment. We tried the tonkotsu pork belly ramen. It wasn't really Japanese style, and somehow the broth and the meat were very sweet. Not really how we like it. Was sugar added to the broth? We added spicy rayu to counteract the sweetness which remedied the taste but not the uneasy feeling of eating unnecessary sugar. It also didn't look like the photo in the advertisement (but I guess that's usually the case?). During pickup, the staff were very nice, and everything was packaged nicely and ready to go. Regarding consideration of the environment, they gave us actual bowls (and didn't ask for them back it seems?), which was a big plus in our eyes. We will reuse the bowls many times for ramen and other soup at home. The sushi was good, but we were surprised that the tuna maki had cooked tuna in it (from the can?) instead of raw. I think we didn't read the menu correctly so we will be more careful next time. The yakisoba was a good but not quite like the street food version at a festival in Japan. It was more like the package kind with a powdered sauce mix... Overall, the food was ok. We plan to get ramen one more time to give a second chance and try another one (maybe one of the chicken ramen options) and so we have a set of 4 bowls.

Yuuka is a partner restaurant to Ichiban, and they have the same menu. The fish is fresh and…read moreportions are big. The chef is not Japanese. It's a decent spot if you are craving sushi. Recommended to me by a Japanese person as the best option for Japanese food in the area...