What a sushi spot. Placed on a street with plenty of sushi restaurants to choose from, Maguro is a…read morebit on the expensive side, but it's worth it every time if you're in the mood for something a bit more extra than your standard sushi. Great date place as well, their 2-person sushi platter is placed in a mirrored way so that you can explore the different pieces together, quite fun. Light and open interior, and very nice staff. Highly recommended!

The place itself might not give any high hopes on this sushi spot, but trying out their menu and…read moredishes you'll be blown away. Really well made and delicious pieces that I can recommend anyone wanting a piece of Japan in Malmö.

As I find myself pretty often in raw fish cravings a mantra of mine is "More sushi to the people"…read more In addition to that motto, being at the newly opened posh shopping mall Emporia, having been let down by another restaurant serving another favorite of mine Dim Sum I shared a plate of sushi with my sister which saved the day and was A-OK! Lunch times are busy especially around the holidays but Hatoba seems to cope with this elegantly! It is always a plus in my book when dishes are served on the timely manner and when the staff have it all under control and correct dizzy or low on sugar costumers trying to grab the wrong order from the window! Furthermore the prices are quiet reasonable considering the fact Hatoba, or for that matter any other restaurant being in this posh shopping mall, must pay a fortune as rent. What is served might not be a Japanese culinary experience you'll remember nevertheless the sushi is fresh and tasty. Not so exciting species but the more traditional cuts of Salmon, Tuna and Shrimp. They are all nicely cut, not too thick nor too thin, the rice is mixed with just enough vinegar and holds its shape when dipped in soy sauce. Perhaps a little too dry for my personal taste though. I even enjoyed the Maki rolls that are decent in size and filling. But it's still a con, however far too many others than Hatoba are guilty of this, to use crab sticks instead of real crab. I also might add that the avocado Nigiri looked very yummy and fresh for those of you veggie lovers. In regards of other veggi options in particular tofu they have it but since I refuse to eat it I can't talk about it!

Hatoba is located at the food court in Emporia and I decided to try the Sunrise sushi roll as it…read moregot my attention when I was looking through the menu. It got some tempura prawn, mango and salmon as main ingredients and I really liked the combination, it got a crunch to it. However, the sushi rice was too soft and bland which was sad. It was also slightly overpriced for being served in a food court.

On paper Hai must be considered one of the most promising Japanese restaurants in Malmö. The large…read moremenu offers a great variety and selection of dishes that look appealing, exciting and interesting however the way the kitchen executes the dishes is such a let down. In our chase for the best sushi in Malmö we came across Hai. A place that looked to have all the elements necessary to be among the main contenders but surprisingly as well as sadly came up very short. What is perfect and promising here is the ambiance, the settings, the area, the menu and the creativity. What make is a let down is the kitchen under-performing in terms of quality control and "know how" as well as the inattentive service staff. At the time of our visit the fish was not as fresh as it should have been, nor had it the right temperature. Regardless of how hot it is outside the fish, in this case uneven cuts of it, should not be hotter than a normal room temperature! The rice was overcooked and bland meaning not enough vinegared. The Unagi nigiri was chewy and somewhat rough meaning either it was not lightly seared or as fresh as it should have been. We all tend to agree it was not lightly seared due the fact that the seared tuna nigiri also looked more blackened than seared. In order to get some water to the table as well as ordering a coke we had to call upon the staff 3 times and the beverages were not even served to the table at the same time. Sadly the overall experience became even worse considering the prices Hai asks its costumers to pay.

This is a great place to eat sushi in Malmö. I can be very untrusting of sushi places abroad so it…read morewas a pleasant find. Hai serves up great traditional sushi offerings with a few specialties. Good environment, indoor and outdoor seating, parking area in front, and near the famous walking strip mall area in Malmö. Take a look at the Red Dragon roll.

I went here on my birthday and it was great sushi for your birthday. Most sushi in Sweden is a…read morelittle boring, but here it was fun, experimental, and with different cool tastes that went well together. I think this place opened in April 2014 so it is relatively new but seems popular and I can really understand why! The staff was friendly (only to people worked here) and we got as much extra ginger as we wanted. The service is a little slow (only two people work) so don't go in a hurry. There are only two tables in the restaurant, so book ahead if you want to sit in. However, the tables are right by the door so it is a little cold. I would recommend to take the sushi home and/or go and eat there when it's summer. The interior design, the plates, and the light is however very nice so it is cozy to be in there despite the cold. Also, many thumbs up for the GREAT food. Real good sushi, eat here!

Verdict: Not bad at all but primary when price is your main criteria! Cosy place suitable only for…read moremuch smaller groups though, for all others this is a take out place! Pros: - Aesthetically appealing. - Good bang for your bucks, especially in regards of the large plates. - Nice and pretty wide as well as creative assortment of sushi. - Closest Sushi place to Main Uni area. Cons: - There should be a point with garnish! Chive mayo or Salmon roe spread randomly on and over several sort of Nigiri on the same plate is very much meh. - Rice, is so hard for us Swedes I know! Somewhat undercooked and not enough vinegar-ish! - No sauce applied: nor Soya over the fish nor Wasabi under the fish. That is 99% of all Sushi places in Sweden though.

Sooo good! Staying near here and craving sushi. Got a spicy tuna roll and shrimp tempura. The chef…read morecreated a sushi board with my order and it was beautiful and soooo delicious!!!!

this is the absolute best sushi place to eat in malmö, the sushi is great and the sushi art is…read moreamazing. they take time to perfect and make the sushi amazing, and their work pays off, the sushi is some of the best sushi i've ever had. it's perfect for any time of the day, and is absolutely delicious.

This place is small but offers fast service. They offer your standard rolls and sushi menu, nothing…read moreout of the ordinary except maybe that they offer a few different types of sugary drinks and deserts like cheese cakes. These are not typically offered at Japanese sushi restaurants. But they looked delicious. The seating area inside is small and maybe can sit about 10 people. We ordered our food to go- and most people that we saw did too. The sushi was served very precisely and arranged very beautifully. If you are looking to satisfy your sushi fix. I highly recommend this place! The price is typically what you would pay for sushi on the go.

Used to be the best sushi place in Lund, but now it is really terrible. If you order in the…read moreevening, you will get dry makis from lunch. If I pay 135 kr for sushi I don't want some dry makis containing only cucumber. The quality of the rice is different every time. They really need to step it up! It's a shame and I wouldn't spend my money here!

Izakaya Koi is a nice restaurant situated in the main square. The area was lively and the ambiance…read morewas great. The service was super friendly. I had the salmon poke bowl for lunch and it was light, fresh, and tasted very good. Overall this was a nice spot for a relaxing lunch!

Visited Koi on a Wednesday night for dinner with some friends. A cozy restaurant with some window…read moreviews looking out to the Lilla Torg Square. I would say this is Asian Fusion heavier on the Japanese influence. We decided to go with Starters. Ordered the Edamame, Ebi Fry (Shrimp) & Fry Mix (Shrimp, Calamari, mini spring roll & Gyoza). All were good with nice presentation. The fried starters are not Tempura (& the menu doesn't state that it is although our server mentioned it was). For Main, a couple of us ordered the Yakiniku based on our server's recommendation. The beef was seasoned and tasty as well the Kimchi Salad. It was a huge portion and we ended up sharing it. The remaining mains were the Yellowfin Sashimi. While they were happy with the Sashimi, the portion was more like a starter. So these two dishes together are good for two people to share. We paired dinner with some Asahi & Sapporo. We noticed some other tables with the 16 and 30 Shushi entree and they looked like they were enjoying their meals. Good value for money and added a star for the service overall.

Went to Sushibaren based on a friend's recommendation. It's Located about a 10 minute drive or 1/2…read morehour walk from Triangeln station. The restaurant is small so I would imagine they get busy during peak. They have more seating outside than in. I ordered for take away and many were coming in that ordered ahead for take away. Bonus-they have self serve Miso Soup available while you wait which was excellent! I wanted to try a variety of pieces so went with the Meny 3 (12 pieces.) A nice mix of Nigiri and Rolls. All of the pieces-Salmon, Tuna & Shrimp were delicious. Rice was cooked just right. This was the perfect portion as I wasn't very hungry. The guys behind the counter were very helpful and friendly. My new go to for Sushi in Malmö!

There is no better sushi lunch. Ask for lightly seared salmon or tuna with chili and you''ll be in…read moreheaven!