Izumi - Carte

You never go wrong when u are at the four seasons hotel . The best Japanese food I ate in my life .

Excellent restaurant. Very pleasant service and staff, friendly and very professional. Succulent dishes to share. I recommend and I will come back!

Exceptional evening. Excellent waiter (Italian? who allowed us to have a fantastic time, great recommendations. The discovery menu is sensational…. Huge crush. Thanks to the whole team. Voir le carte

One of my favorite restaurants. I always look forward to going back. The cuisine is exceptional and generous, the service is attentive, the price far from being excessive for this standard. Great art!

Some great appetizers. Not so much the makis and the nigiris. For the prices they charge (20euro an average 1 piece of sushi), I would have expected better training of staff in explaining the dishes and in helping with the selection.

Izumi is a Japanese restaurant located in the Rue de Lausanne. The menu features a range of Japanese dishes, such as sushi, sashimi, and tempura. The atmosphere is modern and trendy, with a sleek decor and a lively bar area. Perfect for a fun night out with friends or colleagues. Voir le carte

Came here for best friend’s birthday dinner. All impeccable. Contrary to other comments, I enjoy very much the fusion touch on Japanese-based cuisine. Service amazing and all. If price isn’t an issue, this is the place. Make sure you drop by the rooftop with your drink before leaving, it overlooks the nice old town and eaux-vives

Visited Izumi on a weekend while visiting Geneva. The dining experience was just that, an experience. The restaurant staff will treat you like royalty. The food was excellent, freshly prepared, beautiful presentation. There’s pages of wine offerings by the bottle. You will spend 100CHF per person if you get a glass of wine or a drink. The terrace was closed due to weather but it’s a gorgeous view (they let us go up after dinner to enjoy). You will definitely need to call ahead and make a reservation. They have two dinner services; one at 7pm and another at 9pm. They also have a lunch option too.

A Japanese inspired fusion restaurant. The appetizer of the course, fried oysters, not only tastes great, but it is a reinterpretation of Japanese fried oysters, which was created as a reinterpretation of Western food imported during the Meiji era, and has been re-imported to the West and modified with modern Western culture. It was an ambitious masterpiece, and it was very impressive. The sushi was fresh and good, but the other sashimi-based appetizers and grilled rice were nothing special, and the main dish, the lobster, was a bit disappointing with a heavy mayonnaise sauce. The view of the lake was great and the restaurant was very comfortable. Voir le carte