High quality sushi. All of the appetizers we got were out of this world. The fish is fresh and good…read morebut all the salads that came with the fish set this place apart from others.

Great sushi prepared expertly. Had miso (+), salad (so-so), spring rolls (meh), and spider, eel,…read moreand tuna rolls (+++). Ate a ton. With two drinks each for the two of us, $65!! The miso is almost as good as my wife's. Great Japanese food enjoyed by Americans in a former Soviet controlled city? Yes!!

One of the top 10 sushi restaurants I've visited globally. Traditional sit down with Omakase…read moreoption. Sake menu was legit. Service was good. I could not believe the quality of the sushi and that we were in Prague. Happy we found it.

I had a Miyabi obento for lunch. The spinach with sesame and kakuni (meat) were a little bit sweet…read moreand I wonder if there is a person from western Japan in the kitchen. The tempura was nicely fried. The person who served me was very polite. I felt happy after I finished eating there.

The staff working here is very nice and speak very good English…read more The inside of the restaurant is decorated very cute. I tried the my dragon roll and gyoza. Gyoza was very good. I liked the texture of the wrapper. Different than other gyoza I have tried.

We were in Prague recently for four days. This restaurant was a few steps from our hotel and we…read moreate there twice. The food in this small place is excellent and so is the service. We had a variety of items from the menu that we enjoyed including the miso soup, the gyoza, summer rolls, avoacado salad, the maki, nigiria, and sashimi are all delicious and beautifully presented. The soy sauce appears to be a homemade ponzu and is delicious. I have been to Japan and this place reminds me of a few sushi restaurants we ate in there with the whimsical menu and the very pretty wall murals. Sushi bars in the US tend to be a bit formal in appearance or very plainly decorated. Sushi Oishi is bright, welcoming, and small as are many places in Japan. If you are in the area of Municipal House this small restaurant is worth a visit. We came in mid-afternoon since it is very busy at lunch and dinner. I tried to upload some photos but the attempts failed. It may be the distance, my computer, or some security issue between the US and the EU.

This was a nice find in Prague. We were craving for something a bit different than the local…read morecuisine and stumbled upon this sushi restaurant. I honestly was not expecting much since I knew we were a bit a way from Japan. Regardless, we gave it a try. This is an excellent sushi restaurant. We had multiple nigiri pieces and the Alaska roll which came out on a white sushi platter with a nice cloud of CO2. Great presentation and food. Service was very good and for the price it was well worth it.

Tasty sushi served at the right temperature and not too rice heavy. The cava was supposedly brut…read morebut quite sweet. The chef's choice for 2 was nice, the kind staff enquired about allergies or dislikes beforehand.

Don't sit upstairs. Downstairs is so much better…read more The jambong was good. Panchan could have been better. A bit skimpy from what I'm use to

Very nice experience. There are two floors. We used the upper one because of stroller. There is a…read morebar and six tables. The lower one has a nice big rooms, kitchen and clean bathroom. Decoration is as usually which means very moderate. Staff is very friendly and polite. Everything went pretty fast. Maybe too fast. Main dish came right after soup and because the soup was hot it turned into dessert. But that wasn´t a big deal. They also give you a free appertizers. Kimchi soup was delicious as well as bimimbab and chicken gangjung. Definitely coming back at some point.

Very good food! Fresh, delicious and culinarily top quality. Service was friendly and…read moreaccommodating. Atmosphere is chic, albeit the large numbers of what we suspected were sex workers accompanied by loud men.

Got the place recommend by friends and we liked it very much. Friendly service and cozy warm Asian…read morestyle place. They offer Asian starters and main course from different Asian regions or you take something from their choice of sushi they are offering. They serve nice wines and even cocktails and long drinks. No tourists has been seen. Local tip. Enjoy.

Pretty good ramen. Great for Europe but just above average for US tastes. Disappointed that they…read morehad limited menu today due to holidays. Located in a nice area In the city there are 2 dining rooms. Seating is ok, smaller tables in front room, long communal tables in back. Staff was fairly efficient. Tried 5 types of ramen. Tonkatsu was good. Not great but good. Beef one was very good. Coconut milk one was great. Dumplings were good but the sauce was not. Soy sauce concentrated. Glad we tried it but not interested in returning with so many other options around here.

What a great find in Prague. Ramen was exactly what we wanted after too much traditional Czech…read morefood. Only issue was this place is "cash only". A bit hard when most of the world have gone cashless. But that's my only criticism.

This was such a huge disappointment. After taking a look at their menu online, I was compelled to…read moregive this place a go since it seemed like the exact type of place you would go to in order to get some good sushi. When we first walked in, I was pretty impressed with the decor and it seemed like the place had good potential. Menu had a lot of typical Japanese dishes, but then it went a bit downhill. Perhaps it's my fault for having an expectation when I came to this place. I was expecting typical Japanese food... and while it sort of met my expectation to a minimum level, it mostly did not. My friends ordered very basic rolls--the Philadelphia Roll, a California Roll with Tobiko, and the interpretations of these basic Japanese dishes was extremely off. Firstly, the tobiko was mixed into the rice which basically wastes the flavor of it, all the sushi were fried on the outside, the California roll had raw fish, etc. I couldn't tell who the chef was since our waiter was bringing us food from both angles but I'm guessing it's not authentic based on these interpretations. I took a gamble and decided to go for the daily special which was tuna in sesame and rice with ponzu sauce. The ponzu sauce was definitely very on point; I'll give them that. The rice was authentic sticky rice so that's good too I guess. I should have asked for the tuna seared, and it was my mistake to assume that it would be a sear. It ended up just being tuna cooked through so it was tough and not that appetizing. The seaweed salad that came with my dish was good though. From a service perspective, despite the fact that we were the only people dining in the restaurant when we ordered, the waiter forgot my friend's order. He delivered all of ours in a very stagnated order (two of my friends got their sushi about 20 min after mine, and then my last friend got his maybe 40 min later) which is absurd given the fact that it's sushi and shouldn't need to be cooked. There was no apology about the forgotten order. When the bill came, our waiter was really struggling and I guess they just don't have change either?? I needed about 100 kc in change which I really don't think is that absurd. The bill was also absurdly high given the poor quality and little amount of food we got. All of my friends ended up going out for a second meal and each one paid at least 400 kc. tldr; very expensive, inauthentic Japanese food. huge disappointment. If you're going to pay that much, you might as well at least get real Japanese food.

Located next to Italian Bibita Nuova, this newly opened Japanese restaurant offers delicious soups,…read morea few options for meat and noodles, and an amazing selection of sushi for a good price. They also have traditional Japanese desserts and rather small choice of tea.The service is excellent, the waiter not only brings the dishes, but also describes what it is. I haven't yet seen this place crowded, but it is quite small, so the reservation for the evening is recommended. They have tables for two and four, and can possibly put them together for a larger group of people. Don't know if it's of any use to somebody, but the sign on the door says they can also speak Russian.