I'm always excited when new sushi places open up as it's nice to treat yourself with some good…read moresushi, so I was thrilled to see Bagsværd get another sushi restaurant. I've never eaten at the actual restaurant, but I've ordered take-out from their twice now and just picked it up from the restaurant. I really like that their website has photos of each menu item so you can see what you would potentially be ordering beforehand. I've ordered their rice paper rolls with tempura, futo box and maki box before. The rice paper rolls are super delicious! Really fresh and comes with a tasty peanut sauce. The futo box is a very basic box of 40 pieces of sushi rolls. I wouldn't necessarily order this one again, as they are all very similar and I like a bit more variety personally. The maki box is 36 pieces of sushi with 2 basic rolls and 2 deluxe rolls. I really liked this box. It was nice with some more variety and it all taste super fresh and delicious. I do wish they had running sushi, but that's really just more of a wish :)

Really great hole in wall spot, a truly hidden gem! They have delicious fresh sushi made to order …read more Located in roskilde, which is about 30 minute shuttle/train ride from Roskilde station or Copenhagen station. All of the workers including volunteers were very nice and helpful. Great service and accommodating.

Ah, Go Away. Behind the least inviting restaurant name in Copenhagen lies a take away shop that was…read moremy absolute go-to place when I first moved to Copenhagen and lived right around the corner from their Amager location (that's right, I started my Copenhagen journey on Amager, like an immigrant setting foot on Ellis Island). I was very sad to leave it behind when I moved, but was super-excited when I found this place, close to where I worked. Genre-wise, the place is... diverse? They offer a bit of everywhere, with sushi and sashimi sharing space with mango lassis, curries and African stews, and occassional creol chicken casserole. Don't talk to me about diversity! Honestly, I've never tried their sushi. When I go here, I go for the comfort food, the so-called hot pots, which are three to four dishes made fresh each day, always one with beef, one with chicken, and one veggie, and often in the form of curries and African stews. Served with your choice of brown or white rice, this is less a dish and more a time machine that transport you to a time and a place where the world was simpler and everything made sense. I can't count the times when I've returned from a day that was just plain bad, in the rain or snow, and headed in here for a steaming bowl of this stuff, this magical everything-is-going-to-be-alright elixir. For starters they offer a pretty good miso soup, spring rolls, seaweed salad, edamame beans, and more. And there's dessert, too! What's that? You don't live near either of their locations? That's OK, they deliver! And for only 29 or 39 kroner (depending on where you are in the city), minimum purchase 150 kroner. The world is a wondrous place indeed!

Beautiful and delicious sushi!read more

Just REALLY good sushi! (And I am a sushi snob). Cozy smaller restaurant and excellent service.read more

This such a great place. They have great service and the…read morefood is so good. The conveyer belt is such fun and it's a great place to have a cozy ambiance and a great place to eat in groups. They also have a menu, if there isn't anything to eat on the belt. They also have hot food, which is also good. I would highly reccomend this place

It is a good sushi restaurant. Acceptable price with a medium portion. I will come back.read more

My Airbnb was very close by to this restaurant and it was recommended by the host, so we were sure…read moreto hit it up at the end of a long day out in the city. There were a number of people inside and we opted to eat in rather than getting take out. They have a neat system where you mark your choices on a piece of paper and then press a button on a control to call the server over. You press other buttons on the control when you want to pay or need something. I thought it was a pretty neat way to let you either speed through your meal or be a bit more casual. The menu was a bit confusing for me because it was only in Danish. Many of the items only had pictures rather than descriptions, and some items seemed to be the same yet were listed in different sections at different prices. I think that maybe they are expecting a clientele that knows the difference between different types of sushi, which I apparently do not. My friend and I each ordered a roll, and she got a beer while I got water. The sushi was good, although nothing spectacular. The reason for my poor review comes from the end of the meal when we paid the bill. I was charged 38 kroner for my water when I had specifically asked for tap water. I questioned this and was told that they "don't provide water for free." I was not told this when I ordered, and this is definitely not standard practice in Copenhagen -- I stayed for 11 days, and this was the only place that I had this experience. For comparison, a small beer cost 36 kroner, so the water was more expensive. All in all... I would say skip this place, or get takeout. It's alright if you're in the neighborhood and just need a quick meal, but don't go out of your way.

The take out udon noodles with beef were really good. I've been trying several places around for…read moretake out, and so far this one is my favourite.