We made a reservation two weeks ahead and labeled it as a special date. When we arrived we were put…read moreat a table with a father and daughter, no private table and we told them it was a special date that we reserved. They sat us at an other table that was more private but only for 50 minutes. I have never been so disappointed by a restaurant and I will never come here again. (She also said we need to call to get a private table, but that was never mentioned in the online reservation).

Inside the restaurant, it seems like they have two separate venue. Front part is convert belt sushi…read morerestaurant, back part is traditional Japanese restaurant where you take off your shoes to a private dining area. Menu here was traditional Japanese food with some European flavor. I enjoyed sashimi, tempura, and several other Japanese dish Service was good. They have a "call button" where when you press it, the server will come to your private dinning room to take an order. I liked their selection of shyochu and sake. They also had nice selection of German beer as well. Ambiance made me feel like I was in Japan.

I've been living around the corner of this restaurant for a couple of years. The sushi is always…read morefresh and the price is good. Most of the time I let them deliver the food to my place, don't like the interior of the place. The party platters are huge and cost between 30 and 50€. They come with Miso soup and a million chop sticks. Very friendly staff.

We got there 10 minutes before they open for dinner. It was very cold, the guy comes out very…read morerudely said something like they're still closed, then began to smoke and went back in. At 5pm exactly, I tried to open the door, it's still locked so we waited more, it's freezing. There was also a lady inside, 7 more minutes passed, nobody tried to tell us that the door is already unlocked until I tried again, they could've opened the door or at least motioned that it's open. We got in and ordered our food. Food was okay but by this time, I'm already upset for how rude the guy was. Don't eat here for the service.

If you are American be prepared to have Google translate ... I had the miso ramen and it was not…read morethat good it tasted like a cup of noodles or a bag of noodles you can buy at the store for a buck.. Definitely would not come back her I would find another place. Too small They were rude And was not good.. I've had better..

Absolutely terrible. I went there with my family and it was apparent that their English wasn't so…read moregood so I tried to be patient. First thing they ask me before I even sat down was if I'm from China? I was t sure. I thought she meant if I spoke Chinese and so I said I speak mandarin and she kept asking China. After five time saying no and she still asks me, I declared I am not from china. And then she asked me in English where I'm from. I said California. We ordered beef udon, the Hana special, and some other sushi sashimi mix. Hana special had a few salmon and tuna nigiri, some tuna and salmon roll, and salmon and tuna sashimi. When I tasted one price of tuna, it was slightly rancid. I spit it out right away. I didn't complain because when they brought out the beef udon, there was no beef - I complained and she proceeds to tell me that there is beef when I dug in and searched for any sign of meat but saw none and showed her, she still insists that it was gyu udon... I'm like ok, no point complaining. Then the bill came and it was the wrong bill. I pointed it out and she immediately said this was my bill without even looking at the bill. My husband had to take over and point out everything we did not order and that's when she looked and said oh ya, it's for the wrong table. Seriously?! Because we have had such a terrible experience I had to fight for the vegetable udon and not beef udon that was given to us. She rolled her eyes at me!!! But in the end took 3 euros off. The sushi chef sensed the tension and offered my kids four lollipops which we did not take with us. Worst ever sushi experience. They were not Japanese. I can forgive the service if the food were good but it wasn't. I have myself to blame though because I broke my own rule of ordering raw fish at a restaurant that I can't trust. Naturally I didn't not tip.

Excellent food!. Fresh and delicious sushi. Small local, so you should go early or do a…read morereservation. Highly recommendable

The first time I was here was pretty good the sushi was perfect and not dry so really good food…read more The Walter was the mindestens weitere in my life so best service ever, and it was very cozy inside.

I would have given this place one star had it not been for the great tasting Miso soup and, the ok…read morespring rolls. The last time we tried to find this place we were unable to, as I thought it had closed down. After checking their website I realised that, it is actually off the side street and, not on Leopoldstr. So we decided to check it out today. The name of the place is running sushi, however, the sign inside says Japanese and Thai food. We were a little bit early and the conveyor was pretty empty and, I did not see the point of having the "all you can eat" offer which, on Sundays is €18.90 plus drinks. I chose to oder from the a la carte menu. I ordered a sushi plate which had two rolls (salmon and tuna) and 6 nigiri (tuna, salmon, scallop, prawn, cuttle fish and kingfish). The miso soup was great and packed with flavour. The sushi arrived and looked well presented. However the very first one I had smelled a tiny bit and thought it was odd. I then proceeded to eat the rest and a few others also smelt a bit. The sushi was rolled poorly and packed with way too much rice that was far too sticky. It became immediately obvious that the chefs were better at thai than sushi. Needless to say I was quite disappointed. I would not come back here again for sushi. I have not been served raw fish that smells ever, and considering I ordered off the menu rather than the buffet, imagine what the running sushi is like ;-)

Loved this Sushi place in Munich that I found on yelp.com. After a long week of eating lots of…read moreBavarian food, I was craving some sushi. Sushi Sano is a great spot not that far from the Marienplatz area. Great selection of rolls and dishes. I had an assortment of rolls and sushi as well as some dishes such as gyoza and kimchi. Great place! Only complaint (not really a complaint) I would add is that the sushi rice there was just OK. Not as good as the kind in sushi spots back home in Los Angeles.

Bruhs........... Tell me tell you about this place! Ever…read moresince my lil bro moved to Germany he had told me that he hadn't had awesome sushi like in the States. So it was my mission to find some killer sushi in Munich while I visited him in August. Let me tell yah, this place right here... is a work of art! Right from the gecko the moment you walk in, you feel the noise and ambiance of the place. You look at the decor and sitting and you know you're in for a treat. So me and him got down to business, we order a bunch of nigiri and some udon because it was a chilly day in Munich and we need the warm brothy soup they had. The Sake (lachs, salmon) was top notch and the Hamachi (yellowtail) was okay. I tried their Anago which was good and same with the Unagi. All in all this place lived up to the hype and my lil bro now has a sushi place he can call home in Munich . I know for sure I'll be back and the sushi chefs better have a whole salmon for us because they didn't think me and my lil bro could have taken down 30 pcs of salmon in one sitting.

This is such an underrated restaurant! The food is excellent, even though they divide the menu…read morebetween Japanese and Vietnamese food. The owner says they love the ramen the most, but I loved the crispy duck and bun the most. There's really not a bad order. Even the tofu they make it perfectly crispy outside and soft inside. Keep in mind that it's cash only so don't forget to bring some! There is no restroom inside and there's no outdoor seating. It's a pretty small interior so you might have to share a table.

Right in the heart of Munich's busiest pedestrian area, which makes it a convenient stop if you're…read moresightseeing or shopping. The setup feels casual and almost self-service, with dishes on display so you can see what you're ordering before you pay. The staff are efficient, and ordering is fast, which is great if you're in a hurry. Portions are on the smaller side, and there isn't much of an ambiance.

The Asian fusion dishes are very inviting. The staff are friendly and are kind to tourists. The…read morespace offers both indoor and outdoor tables with plenty of room.