Tried the one in Frederiksberg on a weekend night. The sushi itself was ok, nothing special, but…read morethe all you can eat concept comes with lots of problems you don't foresee at first. 1. Unless you're really hungry and used to eating a lot at a time, you likely won't get to order enough off the menu to compensate for the pretty high price for sushi. 2. They save the very best stuff for a la carte of course, so be sure to check the differences between a la carte and all you can eat menus. 3. You only have the table for 2 hours, much of that goes with figuring out the concept, ordering from the cluttered menu which consists of separate books for drinks, a la carte, a paper to fill out All you can Eat options and a tablet to look at pictures of the all you can eat options, waiting to have your order taken, waiting for the food. (Also, why not just make a paper booklet instead of giving guests a clumsy, germ-filled tablet to click on if you can't use it to interact or order anyway?) 4. You get 1 piece of paper to fill out if you choose the all you can eat option. If you order too much and leave more than 3 pieces of sushi on your plate at the end, you pay penalties per piece. So you naturally don't dare to order too much at first. The waiter picks up the paper and pen when taking the order, so by the time you get the food and can judge if you're still hungry and need to order more, half your time is gone. Then you need to go through the entire process of catching a waiter, getting a new piece of paper, filling it out, hoping you haven't ordered too much. If you're unlucky and your time's running out or you're dining late and the kitchen is closing, you risk going away hungry. 5. Why are there barely any items on sushi menus these days which include seaweed? Most of the rolls were inside out/rice with toppings without nori around. The miso soup in particular looked rather pitiful with you exactly 1 piece of thin nori floating about in a tiny bowl. Not exactly luxurious. The hosomaki I ordered was with nori, but I received it without. By the time I got it the kitchen was closing, so I didn't bother telling the staff about the error. 6. Be ready to pay a lot for beverages here. A simple glass of tap water is 25kr and you will pay that every time you want to refill your glass while eating copious amounts of salty fish. Clever. The reason I came away with a decent experience was that I had other reasons to enjoy my evening, and the staff really did their best although they were obviously stressed out, and most of the food was decent. But all the pointless stuff around the meal ended up wasting time instead of expediting a smooth and pleasant experience, and at the end what seemed like a good deal on paper ended up costing the same with less pieces of sushi than I would've gotten with a regular menu. A regular menu of the same price I could've eaten in peace instead of worrying about how much to order, getting kicked out before I'm done eating, and also having the option of bringing the leftovers home if I so desired for a late night snack. Hard not to feel weird about the experience.

Great place! My boyfriend and I went for sushi - and both…read morechose the all-you-can-eat.. You're provided with an iPad with pictures and descriptions of everything and then you chose your sushi on a piece of paper. Everything was freshly made (we sad at the sushi bar) and everything came quick. The service was good, the atmosphere was nice and the sushi was delicious!

I must admit I was a little hesitant about trying sushi in another country. This quiet mid size…read morerestaurant was amazing from beginning to end. Service was great and we were one of only a couple of others in the restaurant so I can't speak on behalf of them being busy. We had a window street view so we were able to enjoy people watching. We order a platter of sashimi and sushi that feed up to four. We were able to finish all but one 8 piece roll but we had finished one and was just too full for another. Highly recommend for locals and travelers alike as you will not be disappointed.

Cute restaurant design and good location but service and food is meh…read more Sushi rolls are overly dressed up with sauces. In my experience, this is because the fish is not as fresh as it should be. We were there during a very quiet week day for a late lunch. We were one of 3 tables with guests yet we had to waived down our server to fill water and order more drinks. Really not acceptable. Would I return if friends wanted to go? Maybe....maybe not but I definitely wouldn't choose to go voluntarily.

Tried this place on our first night in Copenhagen. Location is very central in the walking/biking…read morearea. Walk down the stairs on the corner of the street in the basement and there it is! Decor is cute. Less than 10 tables but quiet when we arrived anyway. Note if you're American... menu doesn't translate so go off the photos of the Japanese words that you know :) but the menu is full of photos. Started with miso soup (what you'd expect) and edamame. Ordered 2 specialty rolls (see photos). One definitely tastier than another but good ratio of fish and filling to rice. Prices were a little higher than I'm used to for a similar product, but presentation was nice. Accomdated for my son with a side of sushi rice and the crab filling they use (he usually orders crab sticks but this was good).

Wonderful fresh and flavorful sushi. Creative and delicious topped rolls (my favorite) and the big…read moremaki rolls. I've only tried take out so I can't comment on the restaurant but the staff was friendly and helpful.

This is my second sticks and sushi that I have been to and I must say the one in Tivoli is a bit…read morebetter. However, I loved the food and it definitely is my favourite sushi chain in town. If you are a sushi lover I would recommend this place to you. The food is fresh and they have a great menu with amazing variety. It is a bit expensive but you pay for what you get! There are two menus, one where they have their whole food variety and one for the fixed menus. I find that the menu in Tivoli hotel was slightly easier to guide through and the fixed menu card had larger variety. The tables are a bit small and even though we were four they put us to a square table where we hardly could fit all the food. The service was very friendly and helpful but we had to wait quite a lot of time for the food to come out and then it came all at once, although we had ordered salads which could have come first. Generally a good experience with some room of improvement. Will go back for another sushi experience.

Really a lovely place. I really enjoyed lunch here…read more The sushi was really good, and the entire meal was nice and fancy. ...although expensive. The people were really nice. This isn't the most amazing sushi I've ever had, maybe not worth 5 stars but definitely worth 4.5, if I could do that.

food was delicious, very fresh fish! great deal for the price. staff was friendly and attentive…read more would recommend!!

The restaurant was amazing; snuggled away in a residential area. The dining area was quaint with…read morethe red napkins placed on your plate was a cute touch. Not speaking or reading danish we thought it would be difficult to order but our waitress was truly a god sent individual. She had much patience and helped with our ordering. We ordered the all you can eat special which was fantastic. The presentation was awesome and the tasty was spot on. We recommend this place for sure

This place is super popular for takeaways not so great to sit in though. All the sushi is freshly…read moreprepared. I've been here twice as being too lazy to cook for myself. Both times I got the luxury menu set that's meant for 2 people. (I know this cos they give me two sets of chopsticks, soy sauce dishes and soy sauces. For 208 DKK you get 20 pieces and it's worth it. Very filling and lovely flavours. There are salmon covered inside out rolls filled with cucumber and ebi katsu (deep fried prawns), salmon/tuna/avocado covered inside out rolls filled with crabstick mayo, two seared salmon nigiri drizzled with sweet sauce and two tuna nigiri drizzled with chilli mayo. The family mum and son duo are friendly and always busy preparing orders. There's a choice of cold soft drinks, Thai prawn crackers on the counter and some Asian snacks (e.g. Wasabi peas) for sale. If you're a regular, you get a packet of large round prawn crackers too!

Made an account just to make this. Best sushi I ever eaten and the chef is not only extremely kind…read morebut also extremely talented. I loved this place and if I ever visit Copenhagen I will come back.

Everytime I have something to celebrate I go to Selfish, it is an authentic atmosphere with fresh,…read moredelicious sushi.. The best in Copenhagen if you ask me. We only had a unfortunate experience once where the sushi was a bit sloppy made, but the chef was stressed due to the amount of customers that day.. He did apologize, so the staff is extremely kind and friendly .

This place was excellent. I was very surprised by the flaws fried steak, cooked perfectly and so…read moregood. The sushi that we had was very nice, everything was very fresh. They take a bit of a different take on sushi but not too far out of the box, just enough to make you think this isn't your normal sushi. Would for sure come back and eat here. Despite the service being a bit slow, the staff is awesome and they just kept bringing sake... you need to try this is you are in Copenhagen!

Attention Americans. Here's the scoop. Atmosphere is trendy, modern and sophisticated. Sushi is…read morefresh and well prepared. Presentation is excellent. With that said. This place is nothing special by US standards. Most of the offerings are set menu which tends to be very pricey. You can get far better sushi in essentially any metro area of the States for FAR less. My advice would be to hit one of the many excellent Scandinavian seafood restaurants In the area and save your Sushi fix for home.