De bedste restauranter køkken japansk i København

11/07/2026: Very tasty buffet, crazy selection and fresh and delicious! Large dessert buffet included in the price. Ice cream, coffee etc. Really good food, the pepper steak was heavenly, the same with the spring rolls and the chicken! Highly recommended!

04/07/2026: Food is OK, however the vegetables in all stir-fries were too firm and crunchy for my taste. You cannot rush a wok; vegetables must be wilted more. On the plus side, there is great variety of sushi.

21/08/2025: The food was delicious, however, when ordering the tasting menu the portion sizes are small and the delivery of the meals are like molasses in the winter time, slow. There was a 234 Dkk credit card fee as well

10/08/2025: Fantastic place! Fine high-end dining surrounded by exceptional and cozy atmosphere. Both the food and the service are amazing, focusing on the very and every detail. Highly recommend!

14/07/2026: Cozy running sushi 🍣 with many different kinds of sushi, baked dishes, chicken, duck, sausages and peas, cherries, strawberries, pineapple, melon, ice cream .... Very nice on small plates. There was also tabf, ginger and wasabi. There was definitely no shortage of tasty food 😋 Super nice staff when we asked for more creme br^ulee, there was also marshmallows..... Definitely worth a visit again, and our grandson and his girlfriend have praised it very much .... 1000 thanks for a wonderful evening ❤️

08/07/2026: Ordering at Ya Ya Sushi via Too Good To Go. ​This was my first time ordering from this restaurant. I ordered a "surprise box" (sushi and Chinese food) for pickup through the Too Good To Go app. ​My impressions: ​Portion size: In my opinion, the amount of food is enough for two people. ​Service: The staff was friendly and welcoming. ​Atmosphere: I picked up my order between 2:30 PM and 2:45 PM. There were no customers in the dining area at that time, so the pickup was quick and without any lines. ​A good first experience—everything was efficient and polite.

28/05/2026: It's rare to find a gas station so uncompromisingly committed to the concept of culinary time travel. While searching for a late-night novelty drink, I had the remarkable experience of purchasing a product that had passed its best-before date several months ago with admirable nonchalance. What was particularly impressive was the consistency with which this establishment defends its quality philosophy. Instead of being bothered by banal concepts like "food safety" or "customer service," the employee reacted with a mixture of indifference, dismissiveness, and professional rudeness that almost deserves praise. At no point did I get the feeling that energy was being wasted unnecessarily on problem-solving. Even more reassuring, however, was the realization that the other expired products were, of course, allowed to remain on the shelf. Continuity is clearly paramount here. Why change a system that works? In a time when companies constantly talk about innovation, it's almost refreshing to experience a place that stubbornly clings to the food standards of an abandoned highway kiosk from the early 2000s. So, if you've ever wanted to play Russian roulette with food while simultaneously experiencing the emotional warmth of a parking meter, this is the place for you. My regards.

27/05/2026: We were sold expired beverages on two occasions. When we attempted to return the goods, the saleswoman was unfortunately extremely uncooperative, unfriendly, and unwilling to acknowledge the issue. Despite our justified pointing out that the products were expired, our complaint was not handled appropriately. In particular, we were neither offered a edible replacement nor any other reasonable solution. The sale of expired food and beverages constitutes a serious violation of legitimate consumer rights. Furthermore, customers expect a professional, respectful, and solution-oriented approach when making a complaint.