Sushiko - Menu

A very nice restaurant. The sushi is great. Not the best but great! You also get many other kinds of food as well. For 16€ you can eat how much you want and order a meal from their menu. Recommend this place!

Me and a friend ate dinner here on a regular weekday, it was one of the best food-related experiences we have had ever. The sushi was mediocre and tasted okay, there was also fried chicken, noodles, squid, dumplings and much more which was nice. Price was 16,90€ and it was for all you can eat with one menu item included.

What I loved most about this place was that they charged a flat price for all you could eat sushi. Unlike other well known sushi places, they didn't charge based on how many pink plates, how many green plates etc. you had, it was just €15.60 for as much as you wanted, and extra for drinks. I don't think I've ever eaten so much sushi in one sitting lol. And it was all delicious!

About time someone give a review in 2019! This is a crowded place on weekend and you can hardly get a seat. I came in only at 2pm and was alone but food variety are still enough. The noodles were a bit cold so the kitchen wok it up for me and I am pretty full. I asked for hot green tea like I do in Japanese sushi place and they had it. Young chap on counter is with his Chinese family from China but all speaks Italiano very well. Kitchen is always busy so that is good. Next to TheSpace cinema!

This is a sushi-boat type of restaurant with the twist of an all-you-can-eat deal for lunch and dinner. Normally this type of deal comes with less than great food diversity and value. In contrast they kept replacing the plates with many different types of food They served miso soup, 4-5 different nigiri, 10-12 different rolls, ribs, salads, different rice deals, and multiple desserts. I don't recommend going to this restaurant if you want something light. Just when I thought I had gotten a nice dessert (watermelon) they added Tiramisu to the mix.

I am only reviewing this so that more people show up earlier, and eat more, so that they have the chance to vary the plates more. Otherwise, I would like to keep it to myself. Infinity sushi on a conveyorbelt, for EUR 16,50 you can eat what you want. And there is a lot to choose from (if there are enough people to take the plates. After 7 p.m. invariably, there are). Lucky for us, they dont take sushi literally. So plates of fried rice, steamed dumplings, beehoon and even french fries alternate with slices of raw salmon and california rolls. And grilled prawn skewers and big prawns, and chicken. Never were we disappointed. Oh yes. It tastes good.