AMAZING FOOD. Freshly made and it's kind of like a grocery store where you can buy it and leave or…read moresit and eat it there. Delicious

Not to be missed!! Everything was melt in your mouth delicious. If you are a sushi lover or just a…read morefoodie in general, you have to visit. We opted to skip the tasting menu (€35 per person) and ordered a handful of plates plus dessert. Every single thing that came out was fresh, beautiful, creative, and damn good. We had 2 cocktails each and a ton of food and the bill was €109. Expensive for Valencia, but totally worth the splurge. Everyone says it takes two months to get a table, but just call and ask for their next available. I called on a Friday night and they gave us a table for the following Wednesday. Service was amazing and never rushed...we were there for a long time and never felt like we were imposing.

Delicious and reasonably priced. Enjoyed all the dishes very much. Added a few others that were…read morenot on the omakase menu as wrll

HOURS: The evening hours are posted as opening at 7:30pm, but as someone else commented, they are…read morenot open until 8:30pm (or whenever they're ready to let customers in. If you're wondering what that means, we showed up just after 8pm, and were told they wouldn't be ready until after they--the employees--were finished eating). CUSTOMER SERVICE: Because my party and I were the first to arrive after opening, we received prompt service. They got us drinks, gave us warm, wet towels to clean up, and soon came over to take our order. However, as more people arrived (and it was quite busy for a Thursday) we were somewhat forgotten. FOOD: The food is delicious! I've eaten at a lot of Japanese restaurants, and enjoyed the food very much. The sashimi (raw fish) was the best of all we tried. The miso soup was hot (temperature), but salty. The rice in the sushi was a little too hard. A lot of the dishes were prepared in the same soy sauce-, garlic-type of sauce, but delicious nonetheless.

Probably the most awful sushi ive ever had. There was hairy mold on the sushi. The avocado was so…read morehard you couldn't cut through it with a knife. We ordered food and half of it came, and when we didn't like the sushi we asked about the rest of the food we ordered and they said it would be another hour until it would be out. I got violently sick after eating it as well. The dumplings are good though!

Love this place. They have all kinds of sushi, always fresh and super nice staff. Recommend this to…read moreeveryone visiting Valencia.

Didn't try the tapas but the sushi was really good! The environment is also really nice. If you are…read morelooking for sushi in the area i recommend it.

I was a bit misled by the name sushi and tapas, but I was happily surprised by the fact they do not…read moremake tapas, they only have Japanese food. This place was recommended to me by a Japanese friend. It´s a sister restaurant of Tastem, which is apparently the best Japanese in Valencia, but also expensive... Sushi and tapas has a great menu of the day which is very affordable just 12 euro + tax including a starter, main and dessert and a drink. We had the tuna and salmon tartar and the eggplant salmon salad (delicious). Then we had the sushi variation and maki variation. As a dessert we had the sesame panna cota, lovely it tasted just like the more traditional sesame ice-cream but even better! And they had an extra of menu desert which was a kaki cake with ginger ice-cream, very refreshing. (see pictures I added) The only thing I did not like about this restaurant is the white house wine. I would definitely be back for lunch.

It is ok, but I am not planning on going back. The sushi is decent quality, but really didn't like…read moreanything else. The wine is $14 glass (or at least that is what they charged us), which are NY prices, and the service upstairs was slow and not very friendly. Really disappointing experience.

Located right in the main square. I was craving sushi as I had been traveling for a week and a half…read moreand am so used to eating it often at home. This place had great reviews so I decided to try them on Yelp. It mentioned that they has free wifi which also intrigued me, however they do not. There was seating both outside and upstairs inside. I chose to eat inside as it was pretty hot inside. Service was very fast as I was the only one there. They are known for their sushi boxes so I decided to browse through the menu looking through many of them. Some had special where you could add on a drink for €1. I noticed most of the boxes were with salmon or tuna and since I am a huge fan of salmon I decided to get the "super salmon box." It came out within a few minutes and although had lots of salmon in each roll the creativity of the rolls was great. I also accompanied my rolls with a Japanese Soda that tastes similar to sprite. Overall would definitely come back and try more things on the menu.

This is my favorite sushi restaurant in the world. They manage to walk the line with traditional…read morerespect for sushi and creativity to try new combinations. Presentation is beautiful and thoughtful. Sea bream on saffron rice was our particular favorite of their fusion dishes. The restaurant is small, like most in Europe, but well designed. Get a reservation. Service was friendly, helpful and not pretentious. That said, if all you want is a regular tuna roll or more typical sushi, this probably isn't your spot.

Wow! This is one of my most favorite Japanese meals I've ever had from any and every country I've…read morebeen to (and I've been to a lot of countries). The food is Michelin quality in flavor presentation but not price. The food to value is mind boggling because everything is divine but very reasonably priced. I will be making this a staple restaurant for my future València travels for sure!! And, the chef from Tokyo comes out to say hello and ask how your meal is... bravo!

Wow! What a long menu! 40 pages. I had trouble deciding because it all looked good. I can't…read morebelieve how fresh and well presented the food was. The prices are so reasonable. $9euros for the noodle soup and about $6 Euros for the roll. I tried the avocado salad because my friend ordered it and it was full of ripe, soft avocado. I'd go back again.

One of the best Japanese restaurants in Valencia. The food is very fresh and they have good dessertread more

Very expensive, but worth it in my opinion. They could do a better job editing their menu for…read moreforeigners. English menus are available, but a sushi rookie would not understand a roll from sashimi. Definitely worth checking out, as it is most likely one of the best Japanese restaurants in the city, but the quality of the food could be better.

I love the concept of this establishment which incorporates not just a fast-food joint but also an…read moreAsian supermarket (surprisingly, the prices are not that much different to the Asian supermarkets beside the train station), an area dedicated to live cooking demonstrations and a charging point for your all important tech gadgets. It is located in the Main Train Station where the long-distance ticket office used to be. I can't for the dear life of me understand why they have covered up the original mosaic ceiling; they should have used it as a feature and it would have given the place more character instead of its modern clinical feel. There is no table service so to order you need to go to the till, grab a drink from the fridge (or shop), order and pay on the spot. They'll give you a round contraption with sounds and lights which will flash and ring once your order is ready for collection. I love this system, it is much better than the typical tannoy system where they call out your name, normally incorrectly. Taking into the account the kind of place you are in: do you really expect to dine on high-end quality sushi? Most probably not; if anything you'd expect something more akin to low-quality run-of-the-mill fare. The food may not be mindblowing or give you a foodgasm (food orgasm) but I can assure you it is much better than the typical Japanese food you can expect to find in many of the Asian Buffet-Style restaurants in the city. Also, it is cheap as chips! As it's open all day, it's a perfect place to grab something to eat when everywhere else is no longer serving food and especially good for tourists who are not used to Spanish eating times. I definitely recommend the gyozas, samosas and octopus uramaki with kikos (toasted corn kernels). On the other hand, I can't recommend the soups as the stocks are not flavourful enough but I guess it'll do to warm your cockles, if it ever gets cold!