Avomaki - VIGEVANO

I went with my friend in this Japanese and already entering a courtyard where notable funerary announcements are exposed is not the maximum but we cheat...we enter and small but cute but too cold my friend had lunched with the jacket, the poké was good, nothing to say, despite they had forgotten an ingredient but the waiter. it was randomly put, whatever you asked him couldn't answer you or it was very vague and true that in the end, my friend and I were talking to the internet for answers. Quality/price ratio decidedly too high for location, more than poor service and food in the norm. I wouldn't come back.

Starting with 20 minutes of delivery delay, one of the two poke had an ingredient we asked to exclude, and it's not the first time that happens. We also ordered the salmon carpaccio and it is not cut thin as it should be. For the price we pay, we expected a better service.

We had lunch in this place, which in the beautiful season also offers a relaxing location outside, well shaded. The restaurant offers many Asian specialties (sushi, poke and not only), the portions are generous (we have taken two dishes to the head and we were really full), as a price quality I think it is not economical but I would say appropriate, when compared with analog restaurants. Quick and courteous service. I think we'll be back!

We stayed at my Instagram fanatic daughter's birthday, she wanted it so much. I call and pray. The restaurant is very nice and unpretentious. It is mounted outside (without knowing. A green space facing the road that does not disturb, whose bony scenography will tell stories and places of endless aperitif modaioli. This is the wrapping. Foods (as from photo are presented very well: colored, impeccable, really composed well. Despite the menu, with the obligation to have a smartphone to read it (and if you didn’t? , the dishes were not “visible” (turn in the extreme east and see what they are capable if not for the composition of the ingredients. Result: very smoke and almost nothing roast. At a stellar price for what was eaten, lying about the origin of the basic food. Chiosa alla cassa: American Express is not a credit card for everyone, both for the exercising and for the customer. It would be mandatory to show it or not on the menus (including paperwork without making sterile and useless polemics. Local for fighetti or for those who want to impress, but not to eat.

Sushi Restaurant that doesn't need salmon Sashimi!? They put blown rice and potato chips everywhere on sushi! Ovviante managed by Italians. High prices