We passed by this unassuming place multiple times, thinking it was a warehouse or something. Turns…read moreout it is a very good all-you-can-eat Japanese buffet. High quality sushi, cooked dishes, Mongolian-style cook to order bbq, even a chocolate fondue waterfall.

Good Japanese restaurant that offers Teppanyaki and fast dining options. Good food and nice people…read more Pros - good fare, nice people, and close proximity Cons - poor English, al a carte menu for Teppanyaki, so it's not like in the US where the multi-course meal is served... Nothing is included, so rice is extra, miso soup is extra, etc...

Great food. Great service. We ate here twice in the week we were staying here in Salzburg because…read moreit was so good. Worth coming to for sure..

My friends and I had such a difficult time finding parking nearby, but it was all worth it when we…read morearrived! It was a Saturday night and despite the place being busy, they were kind and super attentive. The fish is very fresh and they gifted us a small dessert and appetizer, which we really appreciated.

Tokyo Bay is one of the newest Japanese restaurants in town. The layout is very modern which is a…read morerefreshing change. The place consists of a restaurant floor and an upper lounge/bar floor. The food is mostly Japanese in a modern and European-adopted interpretation. The sushi selection is outstanding for Salzburg. Overall the place is fancy and a bit different with above-average prices (especially for the neighborhood there). Tokyo Bay's staff is very friendly and most of the food can be delivered or picked up for take-away.

Fujiya is the most authentic Japanese restaurant in Salzburg. Even Japanese tourists go there and…read moreare happy with the quality. In addition to a nice selection of Japanese traditional food, there are also some Chinese style dishes (very suitable for kids) at reasonable price. The Restaurant's interior is somewhere in between Japanese tradition and south-east Asian kitsch. In summer you can sit in a cute little Japanese-style restaurant garden. In my opinion this is the best (and only) place in Salzburg to if you want to enjoy (almost) real Japanese taste. Teppan Yaki Salmon and Tofu with Meat-Sauce are both a must try.

After a long day of shopping, my friend and I were ready for some sushi! She had recommended Fujiya…read moreas a local favorite and it did not disappoint. We ordered fresh sushi - ahi and salmon - delivered right to our house. The ahi literally melted in my mouth. It was an amazing grade of tender freshness! The salmon sushi was equally good. After my take out experience, I can't wait to go back and try out the restaurant!

A tiny Japanese Chinese cuisine place in an alley way next door to Mozart's residence. Has seating…read morefor 7 people inside and some stand up table outside. We got Chicken and veggies with rice. It was a nice size portion. It's considered fast food and decent for you get and price.

A tiny place -- a one man show with only 6 or 7 counter seats. I had the California maki -- made to…read moreorder and every bit as good as any sushi I've had in California.

I had noodles soups with pork and my husband ordered beef chow mien . We never had any food tasted…read more so awful before. I can say instant cups of noodles better than their noodles. That's all I can say.

If I could leave a negative number I would. I had the udon with chicken, it was mediocre at best…read moreand that's being generous. My wife had sushi---it was laughable at best. Huge rice balls with paper thin slices of fish and the maki was at least a day old. The topper was they don't take Visa, only Mastercard or cash. My wife had to trek to an ATM to get cash to pay the bill. The service was poor on top of that. This was by far the worst meal we've had in the 10 days we've been here.

Underrated for Salzburg…read more Vegetarian Ichi Go Ichi E in Salzburg delivered a very pleasant dining experience from start to finish. The ambiance is warm comfortable and inviting with a clean modern interior that makes you want to stay and enjoy your meal. The restaurant offers English menus which is extremely helpful for travelers and the staff speaks English as well. The servers were far more attentive than what you normally expect in Austria which made the experience feel smooth and welcoming. The service overall was excellent. The staff was polite quick and very organized and the restaurant itself was spotless. The food came out at a good pace and everything tasted fresh. The ramen itself was very good with both the noodles and broth standing out. The noodles had great texture and the broth was rich flavorful and satisfying. Everything from the ingredients to the seasoning tasted well balanced. The black garlic vegetable ramen in particular had a thick savory broth that paired perfectly with the noodles and toppings. The eggs were cooked perfectly and added extra richness. Overall the restaurant offers good food good service and a surprisingly comfortable easy experience especially for an Austrian restaurant. Ichi Go Ichi E is a great stop for ramen lovers visiting Salzburg and worth returning to.

Ramen is toooooo salty as in !!! i'm not exaggerating we…read moreeven tried dumping the soup replaced it with hot water and still salty as hell what a waste of money

Last stop of the evening, craving salmon sashimi after rooftop martinis. We split a bowl between us…read moreand it was top notch and we know our salmon sashimi. A lovely big bed of Daikon gave it its setting. Delicious and so much better for you than Pork! It was dark, moody and modern inside, the servers retained their Japaneseness. Recommended and good value, I think it was 27 euros for the food. Indoor and al fresco dining.

Delicious food, highly recommend. We got the tasting menu, and I was a little confused. The tasting…read moremenu items come on one plate. My kids also ordered gyoza, which also came with my tasting menu. Waiters and I got confused. I recommend to the owner that tasting menu for two people should be served separately. If someone orders gyoza which comes with 6 pieces serve it all on one plate, but the tasting menu should serve 3 gyoza on two plates. Do it this way and charge a little more. It will also avoid confusion for waiters when there are a lot of tourists who don't speak the native language.

If there's one constant in the world, it's the fact that there are Chinese restaurants spanning the…read moreglobe, that and NASCAR fans are still sportin' a mullet. Now, for full disclosure, though contrary to my fat man's appearance, I'm not generally a huge fan of Asian buffets. There's just something about the mass produced food sitting out there under the food lamps that turns me off I guess. Coincidentally, the basic food selection seems to span the globe as well, be it in the States or in Austria. The basic ambiance here is nice though, clean and modern. In addition to their buffet at additional cost they have a Mongolian grill. We did not partake in that portion, but it looked good. A bit pricey in my opinion, but Salzburg is clearly a tourist city, so I'm sure it's competitive to other similar joints. I'd return again if in need, but I'd certainly not go out of my way to do so.

Its not rocket science what they do, but food is good and the the interior is nice and clean as…read morewell. They offer about 10 ready to eat dishes, which are tasty. Dessert is donuts, ice cream, nothing special, as you know it from Chinese buffet places all around the world. Special congrats to the chefs for the Korean BBQ which they paid lots of attention to (Was delicious and something to look at as well, see pictures I attached.)