All the sushi was very fresh and they had interesting flavors to try. The Pad Thai is pretty decent…read moretoo. Everyone was ordering sushi boats, they are economically the best choice to share between two or three here.

Our context: It was…read moreraining outdoors and it was cold. We need to have a dinner and dry our clothes. We were close to the center. Tokyo Sushi was our miracle where we could have a dinner. So yes, Tokyo Sushi was completely valid in that situation. Good place for a fast dinner with a "regular" japanesse food. There are some special menu for groups. Also, It is good option for 8-9 peope too. More people may be excessive. The food in the limit but ok. It comes in a wood-ship with a good variety of pieces of sushi and terillaki etc etc... enough for us.

Been to this place twice, and it does everything right. The menu is literally PAGES long, with a…read moregood selection of ALL types of sushi (hand rolls, nigiri, sashimi and rolls, special and traditional) along with some wok offerings and other dishes. You will definitely find something to eat here, and the service is great as well. Great setting, very visible sushi bar and chefs, with a good view of the street to go with it. Also, the prices are reasonable and not overdone. If you want to stay away from the chains, go here:)

The worst Sushi I have ever eaten. If I am sick soon I won't have to wonder how I got it. The…read moreseaweed salad is fluffed up with iceberg lettuce, the octopus was inedible and coated my mouth with the taste of rotting fish, the tuna was rotting, and the salmon had bones in it. Half of the small rolls were cucumber and fake crab. I will never go anywhere near this place again. Honestly I don't know how they are still in business because there are so many fantastic sushi resturants in Ghent. This is horrible got to Carrefour instead.

Prices are pretty reasonable, portions are a little small, but quality is excellent. Service is…read morefriendly and variety of options is pretty good. We had nigiri salmon and tuna, as well as two specialty cut rolls. Compared to American sushi, each item is about 2/3rds the normal size one would expect. However, we were still reasonably full when all was said and done. The total was about 36 euro for everything, which is not a stellar bargain, but not terrible either. It's good sushi in Gent!

As a real sushi-lover, I visit sushi restaurants 4x a month. Every week we try another restaurant,…read moreor we "rotate" :). Unfortunately, all our other favorite restaurants were fully booked or were on holidays. That's why we tried Sushi Paradise again. It's not a big restaurant and they have a small terrace with +/ 4 tables. The staff is friendly, but there is only one waiter on a busy Saturday evening. The result: we waited 1h30m to get our sushi boat for two persons. Anyway, the sushi was OK, but not excellent. The thing that bothered me the most, was that we received spring rolls that were cold in the middle.

Very friendly staff and a classic "all you can eat". The sushi is tasteful but it's not the highest…read morequality. Quick service. Staff doesn't speak good Dutch.

This is a real treat in Gent on a buzzy vibrant square. Exceptionally friendly and efficient…read moreservice, great maki and melt in the mouth veggie tempura. Highly recommended!

Classic Belgian brasserie in a very nice colonial house. Covered terrasse for the not-so-sunny…read moreBelgian summer days (or the smokers) and wide parking with electric loading pole. Classic menu on the "rich side": cabillaud sauce mousseline and poached egg, carbonnades à la bière, steak frites... Comforting winter food. Fries à bit too oily for my taste.