Go Go Hachi - Carte

we were there by chance. very good food, a little expensive. the salat was too small for the price. the personal was very nice!

friendly staff who actually speaks English. huge sushi card. I had kimchi, that was good and pha xao rough, that was in order. the true tasty is to order Vietnamese coffee for dessert ... delicious and without sugar!

came to dinner here, when we were close. there is a good selection of Japanese and Vietnamese dresses on the menu. I had one of the sushi menus that was very inexpensive, the sushi was freshly prepared and very tasty. we were here quite early, so it was quiet (apart from the noise of the passing trains). Voir le carte

we were in vietnam for most malice and can not stand the food habit as a result! I prefer the more fragrant aromas of Vietnamese cuisine in contrast to the fiery Thai dishes (although just as much habit and eating here fits. the bill perfectly and very cheap trips. around the corner of the bristol very practical.

we have eaten here on a Sunday at lunchtime. we were there about 14:00 clock and although the offer "all you can eat" runs from about 16:00 to 22:00 clock, they have . we were the only guests in the restaurant, so the cook sushi only made for us. Unfortunately, the choice of eating was not very good, but the quality was definitely true. overall a very pleasant experience, though a bit expensive.

hidden next to the S-Bahn train next to the tourist attraction zoo gardens is an absolute gem of a restaurant. eating is delicious, and although there is only a handful of choices for sweet, they are placed in a separate section for easy identification. the service is warm, attentive and friendly. eating is excellent. intense aromas, fresh products and generous portions – all to relatiw small trips! the visit is worth it. Voir le carte

during the service excellent and the staff is very friendly, eating in this Asian restaurant is excellent. we had a few appetizers for sharing, two main dishes (ente and garnelen nach vietnamesischer art), a baked banana with honey as dessert and Vietnamese ice cream. the food was fresh, high quality, tasty and delicious. interesting is also the location of this restaurant under the S-Bahn bridge at the subway station/S-Bahn station zoological garden (

the first impression about this restaurant was okay, but from then it went downhill. after a few plates of sushi the cook stopped the conveyor belt? then he began to do that which seemed more important to him, how to sharpen his knives for...20 min and gurken for 15 min, then when we pay from everything they eat (23€ pp) only for the tellers who only 22€ for the 2 of us they told us that they can not take everything they can eat from the system? when she told us that the cook could make more sushi for us, he put 2 teller sushi on the belt we didn't want, and then he cleaned his station and went for a smoke. terrible! When we were angry in English, they didn't understand, so we had to pay for...

my wife and I were looking for a sushi place and since we haven't eaten sushi for a long time, we wanted a good restaurant with "all you can eat" sushi, because if they really want to eat a lot of sushi, it can be expensive after I had read some of the reviews here that were 50 - 50, I decided I would go and experience it myself. when we arrived, the place was empty and with our luck they have from 16:00 clock everything they can eat for 23 sushi € per person, especially the truth is very good and I did not expect so many types for this little money they pay. they sit at the bar where these small boats swim in the water, the atmosphere is in order, nothing special and since we were alone the... Voir le carte