Awesome time with a friend that I know for more than 20 years and who suggested to go to Izakaya…read moreduring my visit to Sabadell, my hometown, this past September. Initially I thought it was a basque restaurant and to my surprise, my friend surprised me with a Japanese night of delicacies. I am not that inclined to have dinner so late anymore since I don't live in Spain, but is so nice to see places like this open until super late. Very nice decor with original tiles on the floor and mellow atmosphere. Delicious food.

Flat out the best Japanese restaurant in Sant Cugat (and possibly Barcelona). Simple, takeaway…read morestyle (although you can eat in) Temari-zushi, Udon, Yaki-soba, Unagi - a simple menu, but excellent quality, very friendly Japanese owner/chef.

Ramen, ramen, ramen! So happy to see in my hometown a Japanese restaurant that serves ramen, not…read moresushi! My best childhood friend and her husband never tried this delicious soup/stew/foodstyle until last Friday when they ventured to try. Living in the Bay Area for 5 years now, I have had the opportunity to eat ramen at many great places and my standards are high...but this place did not disappoint at all! Great ramen, just the meat a little bit thicker than I am used in the US. The appetizers all super delicious, I recommend them all! (of course accompanied of Catalan made-Japanese style beer). The location is very centric, in downtown Sabadell and the restaurant is small, cozy and has a great vibe. Check out the bathroom doors!

Great location (plaza) and nice atmosphere for a lunch in a day with good weather. Gyozas and…read moretonkotsu were great. The sushi itself didn't find amazing, it was ok. We got the rainbow roll. Saw other tables get the breaded prawns that looked fantastic. The chocolate cake was perfect.

I wasn't very fond of Japanese cuisine a year ago or so but thanks to this kind of restaurants, I'm…read moreappreciating it more and more :). This place has very few tables (9 if I remember correctly) and the space is very limited but inside it's cosy and the lights and shades are very relaxing. The little garden with bamboo outside (with the rain there is today) is absolutely amazing. Regarding the dishes, the list is just appropriate (I get upset if there are too many options I want to try haha) with maki, uramaki, nigiri, and other Japanese traditional dishes but also within those, there is a mix of traditional and modern (the abura shoga or so, don't remember the exact name is an absolute must) which makes it a good place to try different sushi than the one you can get pretty much in any sushi shop around the world. It's a bit pricey but the quality is very high so overall a great experience, thinking about coming again soon!! :) Cheers!