Small but amazing Japanese Korean restaurant in Pberg. I was blown away by avocado maki price -…read more2.30 only! Definitely my favorite spot so far. Omoni offers decent vegetarian/vegan options, like veg maki sets, tofu bowl, vego bibimbap, etc. Kimchi is not vegan, but it's expected. And I really want to share all the nice feedbacks from my non-vegan friends. They really like fish freshness and consider this place to be very authentic. Order the sashimi specials! Very reasonably priced for the quality. Be sure to make a reservation, the place is really busy and not so big. No cards, only cash!

Omoni was the first open restaurant I spotted near a dance I attended. I sat myself at the open L…read morebar where I could watch the guy make sushi. After translating difficulties (asked for a specialty, got pointed to special tea), I ordered the kopenhagener con ikura. This was a roll with vegetables inside, salmon on top, topped with fish eggs. It was ok. The fish eggs didn't really add anything but texture. The rice was ok, but not firm enough for grasping with a chopstick. It was filling, but when is sushi not filling? Overall, it was ok. They also offer Korean food including noodle dishes. The one thing that comes to mind is the care they took with the decor.

I got to admit I was torn while writing this review. The place looks absolutely fantastic!…read more The place has this really cool retro modern style. It pulls apart from the typical Asian look of Japanese/sushi restaurants. It is original, unusual and quite captivating. You will love the place I am sure. BUT.... Sigh. The food was such a let down. I understand that sushi in Germany has no point of comparison with sushi outside Germany. However I do expect it to be decent, especially in Berlin and especially for that price. Come on Nihombashi you can do way better than that! So much potential... Service was a little off too. The restaurant was relatively new so perhaps they were still trying to get a grip on it. PS: bathroom is really cool, so make sure you check that out! Mucho love, D.

The most surprising meal I've had in all my years in Berlin. I had the rice bowl with salmon and it…read morewas absolutely phenomenal. The design and ambience of the place is also over the top in the best way. The bathroom is not to be missed!

....Unfortunately, our experience at Roji Sushi was extremely disappointing. We were the only…read moreguests in the restaurant for an early lunch, yet the service was shockingly rude and dismissive. The man at the door was sarcastic and unwelcoming from the start. At one point, he walked over to the sushi chef and referred to us using demeaning language in Vietnamese -- I understood it, having grown up around Vietnamese refugees post-war, and it was deeply offensive. The sushi itself was subpar -- poorly cut, with noticeably low-quality fish. On a sweltering day, we were served warm water, and when I asked for the check, the staff member walked off and stood outside in the shade, ignoring us. I had to stand up and insist we receive the bill before we just walked out. This was one of the most uncomfortable and disrespectful dining experiences I've ever had. I don't take writing negative reviews lightly, but the lack of professionalism, the poor quality of food, and the offensive behavior compelled me to speak up

I understand the good ratings for Roji: + A lot of attention…read moreto the presentation of food + Lots of money spent on the interior to make it look authentic and cosy Here why I am giving 3 stars: - Mediocre sushi quality in rice and fish - Overpriced sushi for its quality This place is owned by vietnamnese people who share the same owner of Ike-su in West Berlin. You pay the price for the fancy presentation however it's a pity that this restaurant has spend so much focus on how it looks and being perceived as high quality authentic whereas they should've have focused more on the food quality that goes along with the price and overall look and experience. If you are looking for a nice cozy authentic LOOKING spot for a date - it's worth a try. If you love sushi and are looking for authentic food, you might wanna go somewhere else. What we liked: Tune and salmon on the boat (on avocado). Rest was ok.

Food was ok, a bit overpriced for what it was. The ambiance of the restaurant was like a typical…read moreJapanese Kaiten restaurant however the staff wasn't on par. Service was far below expectations, the Kaiten boats were empty, needed to order the food with the chef. Drink service from the other staff was slow. Waited 15 minutes for the bill as the staff was invisible. Also the concept wasn't explained properly, signs on the table deviated from the menu.

Delightfull dishes! A bit pricy but totally worth it ! Nice ambiance, freshly served made in front…read moreof us. We took m5 and m6 menus and had a coco milk/corn dessert ! I recommend 100%.

Great tempura. Both shrimp, and white asparagus…read more Sweet service - all Japanese staff. Speaks English, with English menu's. Does Not take credit cards - Be aware. Great seaweed salad. Normal ambience Loved their appetizers, and miso soup.

I live near by and have visited Sasaya a few times. This last time was a bit of a disappointment…read moredue to overwhelming amount of wasabi in the sushi. Perhaps it was a mistake? Thought of addressing it to the staff but as it's our culture, we don't like to confront problems. The ambiance is nice as usual but the service quality could have been better. I miss the authentic Japanese experience and food in Japan..

Busy around 6:30PM on a Sunday…read more Pros: -Delicious, fresh sushi! -Indoor and outdoor seating Cons: -Cash only -Small inside -- Both the Tekka and California Maki (6 euro total) were super fresh, especially the avocado in the latter. The rice was particularly sticky. Really enjoyed!

Musashi can be easily missed As you wander through 'kottie'…read moreas we kreuz folks call it. A very small indoor area with A very tasty simple menu. I always prefer a teriyaki or Katsu 'don' not only for the Latter honoring those worthy Of the title, but for the krispy Krunchy slices of comfort. The teriyaki chicken is tender Moist and perfectly grilled topped with Seasame seeds green onions and the Never too sweet Sauce added to steamed white rice and the ever so slight bean sprout. Authentic Simplicity served and Prepared with Pride. The Category is: Reasonably priced Elegance In the 'Hood'

Decided to try something different on our last night in Berlin. Yelp pointed us to Dudu, which…read moredidn't disappoint. Outdoor seating was packed, but pretty much all the (long) tables inside were open. So if it's nice out and you want to sit outside, be prepared to wait. Since almost all the patrons were eating outside, service inside was somewhat slow. Menus were already on the tables, but it took some time to flag down a waiter and get one in English. Food came out in a timely manner, though. Before placing your order, be sure to check out specials on the chalk board! Dudu's menu mainly consisted of a mix of Vietnamese dishes and sushi. Decided to start with dumplings and the starter beef pho. Although both were good, I enjoyed the dumplings more. I liked how the dumpling wrapper wasn't too thick and that it was packed with pork. The dipping sauce went well with the dumplings and wasn't too sour or spicy. I liked how you can order a starter of the pho. It was the perfect size to get a taste of the dish, leaving room for other items on the menu. The small bowl was packed with noodles and beef shavings. The soup itself didn't have as much flavor as I would have liked it to, but it was still good. Our main meal consisted of a variety of rolls that we shared. The salmon avocado and tuna rolls were pretty good, although standard. The fish was fresh and the ratio of fish to fish was good. The crispy yellow roll, one of Dudu's special rolls, was just okay. The roll itself was deep fried and contained avocado and cucumber. Separate from the roll was diced spicy tuna that you were supposed to eat with the roll. If I knew it would came like this, I don't think I would have ordered it. I was over the actual roll pretty quickly, but really enjoyed the spicy tuna. I also tried some of C's "rice for kids", which was a small bowl of soup rice with chicken on top. He quickly ate all the chicken, but left most of the rice. Again, didn't know the rice would be rice mixed in a broth. You could tell the broth had ginger in it as the taste was pretty prominent. Not so sure this is a good idea for a kid's dish...the only kid's meal offered. Price of all the food was reasonable, although pricier than typical meals in Berlin.

Wonderful friendly service. Came in as a party of 12. They took really good care of us…read more The dumplings were amazing in the dipping sauce so flavorful. The Vietnamese spring rolls were just OK. The sashimi and sushi were extremely fresh and delicious tasting. Very impressed. The rolls are generous, big portions. The chicken curry was OK. Could have used a little bit more heat. Overall really positive and enjoyable experience. Would definitely recommend and come back.

The kids ordered sushi and I got the beef Pho. The Pho wasn't bad but it was a little…read moreunderseasoned compared to other ones I've had before. The beef was basic but they included fresh diced red chili peppers to spice it up. They have a pretty diverse menu of Asian foods. Although they had a spicy shrimp soup it would have been nice to see a hot and sour soup on the menu. Overall I would probably go there again.

Very disappointing experience. The food looked much better than it tasted. The sushi didn't feel…read morefresh, the hot dishes arrived only lukewarm, and the portions were smaller than expected for the price. The service was slow and not very attentive, even though the restaurant wasn't busy. Overall, the quality didn't match the reviews, and unfortunately I wouldn't choose to eat here again.