Hokkaido Japanese - Torino

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Ci sono stata a pranzo con un amica e rispettivi figli. Locale davvero molto carino, si mangia molto bene. Unica nota negativa, su internet e su un cartellone pubblicitario visto nei paraggi il prezzo diceva 12,90 invece arrivati al ristorante era 14,50. Sarebbe bene aggiornare l' informazione correttamente in maniera tale che i clienti non si ritrovino sorprese una volta arrivati.

Great food. the first time for sushi and in was not disappointed! if you order from Britain, vodka or even lemons vodka. it was a threefold!

Came on a Tuesday afternoon. Food was so so, servers were quick to serve food and clear plates but not attentive (slow to lead customers to the table, notice when customers need to add orders). Compared to the 2 other all you can eat places we've tried (recommend Roiyaru. Koya sushi is also not bad) this is the most expensive but has the most limited menu and food of the poorest quality. Strengths: If you do visit get the calamari, involtino pesce, tonkatsu maiale. I was pleasantly surprised that they serve tonkatsu with real tonkatsu sauce instead of teriyaki. The pesce involtino was also pretty good with what seemed like salmon inside. Calamari wasn't coated in the tempura batter but instead more like regular fried batter. Was still good though. Weaknesses: We noticed other customers try to get the attention of the waitresses unsuccessfully a few times. Service staff look like they couldn't care more. Menu is relatively limited. Lots of items are €1 more, including sashimi, which isn't a lot, but at other places is already included in the set price. Avoid the sushi with mango and almond on the top. Don't think we would return.

This was the worst sushi experience I've ever had. I went for the all you can eat menu, there was not variety and you're always in a hurry to order because the waiters make you feel they don't have enough time to wait for you. Also, the menu available was so bad and the rolls really small.