Do you have any questions or requests about placing an order or delivery? Our colleagues will be pleased to give you a hand. Find our customer service at any of the following phone numbers and e-mail addresses. Phone: (06 1) 336 1888 Fax: (06 1) 336 1889Special sweet maki sushies of which can not resist! Let's drink the best! Selected wines combines the delicious flavors.By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this.Planet Sushi – The Sushi experience Only the fresh is good Tasty combination of smoked salmon, avocado, strawberry, cream cheese and black tobico. Smoked salmon nigiri with piece of lemon. A unique maki duck liver cooked in teryaki sauce, flavoured with orange peel.

The 15 Best Places for Sushi in BudapestCreated by Foursquare Lists Okuyama No SushiBest sushi in town. Small sushi plate is delicious!Authentic Japanese restaurant with amazingly fresh and tasty sushis! A big kettle of green tea is for free for your meal :)One of the best japanese style restaurant in Budapest! Lovely staff, really authentic atmosphere and the sushi is really fresh! Definitely worth a try ;) TOKIOBest sushi I had in Europe so farBest Japanese restaurant in Budapest with an awesome vibe - sushi and sashimi is extremely fresh.Most delicious sushi I have eaten in Budapest. I tend to go overboard when it is about sushi. My personal favorite is Panko. NOBU BudapestTry yellowtail sashimi with jalapeño, salmon new style, white fish dry miso and the squid pasta they are just simple the best.Don't miss yellowtail sashimi w/ jalapeno, toro tartar, rock shrimp tempura!The Nobu is at the Kempinski. A great central location! Definitely, the best sashimi and Japanish treats in in town.

La-Guna Sushi BarBest sushiSushi, service are great.:)The first place I've been to in Budapest with exceptional and fresh sushi. You have to try the Samurai Roll. Hanami Sushi BarNice sushi, free miso soup and friendly waitress. Really good for a quick meal.Best sushi bar in Budapest.Sushi tastes like the original. Recommend for sushi lovers! Mizo soup is great and free, sushi is fresh and fine! Wasabi Running Sushi & Wok RestaurantGreat choice if you like a sushiSushi. All you can eat. Rice & noodle meals.Dont miss it if you like sushi! Buddha-Bar RestaurantSushi with foie gras - excellent! With lobsters - fresh but too spicy, tasty in common! I'm drunk to tell more details. :))One of the best sushi in Budapest! Try Coconut dim sum with spicy mango sauce. Always evolving and changing, first class food, mood music and live music and sushi station. Top class spot to eat.. Wasabi Running Sushi & Wok RestaurantReally nice place, delicious sushies... Perfect variety of foods if you choose running sushi.

Regular customer, can never get tired of this place! Love the concept and they have now iPads to order if you have nothing for your liking! Bambuszliget Japán Étterem & Sushi BárNagyon finom és mindig friss (!) Sushi, kiváló autentikus japán meleg ételek. / Delicious and always fresh Sushi, excellent, authentic japanese warm meals.Best sushi and japanese food in town. order sushi glasgowCheck out the spider roll!order sushi moscowThe best fresh sushi in the city center! jiro dreams of sushi streamItoshiiBest nigiri and maki sushiThe lamb chops are amazing, great to sit outside when it's warm and the sushi is normally pretty good qualitySuper nice sushi place, all you can eat that includes drinks! jiro dreams of sushi toronto

You order on an iPad and they bring food fast! And def try the shrimps in this sweet sauce! 😋🍣🍱🍜 PapírtigrisTry the Iwaki sushi set.A grillezett a vajhal nigiri isteni!Best sushi in town So far Imázs Thai és Sushi ÉtteremGood soups, fresh sushi, big variety, highly recomended!Some very good a la carte Japanese dishes here, and the maki rolls are very tasty indeed. The bento boxes and daily lunch menus are good value for your money.a bit pricey for Hungarian (18pcs sushi 4000huf, wines starting from 500 huf/dl), however the portions & rolls are big. nicetoVery good sashimiThe menu lists Japanese yakiniku and Korean barbecue selections, as well as various sushi and noodles variations, and Japanese whiskey, sake, cocktails and homemade syrups in the drink selection. Readcious Korean bbq, you can find everything for your liking, sushi, bento, soup, noddles, wok, stir fried, desserts! Best Japán ÉtteremExcept free wifi, also provides variety of JP food from sushi to Shabu Shabu and Tepanyaki :-)Nice and authentic athmosphere and friendly staff. Fres

hly prepared sushi and other nice dishes. Price level a bit to high even for the quality they deliver.Taste very fresh sushi in clean and quite enviroment, particular Congratulation for theme japaneese room. Takebayashi - Restaurant & Sushi BarOne of the best sushi places of Budapest, if you are near it, you have to try it!!!This is great, a very large selection of sushi! The vegi bento was great!A leThe requested URL /japan_sushi_rendeles.htm?f=f&lang=en was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.A couple of hundred years ago in Southeast Asia fish was conserved and fermented in rice. When Japanese culture became popular, their well-known food also turned into a rockstar and a lot of new chapters were added to its oroginal story. The fact that most people look at it as a trendy fast-food filled us up with suspicion and curiousity. We decided to learn to eat with chopsticks and visit some of the sushi bars in Budapest.

1025, Budapest, Csatárka út 54. Even Asians would call Fuji authentic. Japanese people gladly visit this fancy restaurant at Rózsadomb where they always get a little discount. No surprise they like it here; some of the waiters don’t even speak Hungarian properly and the food is always fresh and traditional. As for those who are not familiar with Japanese culture, Fuji offers menus with illustrations to show what the strange makis and nigiris should look like, so nobody has to worry about them anymore. Let’s imagine that we are in Tokyo. Its pouring with rain, it’s cold and we step inside an old restaurant that looks like a Mexican hot-dog stand. Here we get surprised twice: first when we look around and again when we eat the first sushi. the prices are relatively low, and surprisingly there’s no information at all about the place. The old couple who owns the restaurant really don’t care about trends, so they neither have a website nor a phone number. It doesn’t matter though.

Home is where the heart is. Grinded wasabi is enjoyable for only about 15 minutes. The cabbage-like plant can only be found in Northern Japan, close to wateralls, so its harvest is diffcult and expensive. Wasabi is also the name of a Japanese restaurant chain in Budapest, the most controversial name in the sushi business. Some people don’t like it because they consider it too cheap or sometimes fake, others, however, like it because it’s affordable and Hungarian-friendly. Whatever you think about Wasabi it’s undeniable that there is something exciting about the running sushi service that you can have for about 5000 HUF. It’s an ideal place for those who are far from being gastro-critics but want to have a special meal every once in a while. There are not too many seas near Budapest so getting fresh ingredients for sushi is just as exciting as extreme sports. Well, Tokyo Restaurant doesn’t seem to be too reckless when it comes to shopping. Here you can eat from the conveyor belt as much as you can for only 3600 HUF but there’s no guarantee that the ingredients are not from TESCO or the local grocery store.

The place tries very hard to look Japanese but it’s really hard to get in the mood seeing the forks and the non-Japanese staff. Of course, what we get here is still sushi, the quality is aceptable, but that’s it. If you want to eat Japanese food, turn around and keep looking. The soul of every sushi is rice. It has to be perfect if we don’t want it to crumble too soon (before we eat it). This is why in Japan, it’s not allowed to dip sushis’ ricy-side in the soy sauce. In Kyoto there’s nothing wrong with the quality of the rice and the other ingredients are quite good as well, however we just can’t confuse it with Fuji. This restaurant is modern, Asian-looking and the traditional Japanese and Thai foods have been redesign according to European needs. It’s worth eating here if you want to have a special night out with exotic meals and an attractive bar, but you have to go somewhere else if you feel like refreshing memories of your trip to Japan. 1051 Budapest, Erzsébet tér 7-8.

In 2010 Nobu Matsuhisa, the famous chef, came to Budapest to show us the luxury that so many cities had seen before us. It was such a blast that even Andy Vajna and Robert De Niro showed up for the opening ceremony. Oh, by the way, De Niro is a co-owner of the restaurant chain if you haven’t heard yet, so you can imagine hard they blow their horns. But it’s okay because everything in Nobu is perfect; they work with the best ingredients, they are fast and elegant; every bite here is a real gastro-experience. And how much do we have to pay for all this? Well…a let's be honest: a lot! Pizza is still the most often delivered food, but sushi is quite popular as well. Eating with chopsticks at home is fun. You don’t need to follow any rules; you can play with the sticks, shovel food into your mouth, stick them into your sushi and point them at anyone. You can order sushi from almost every Japanese restaurant but I Love Sushi is different. You can only order from here, because they don’t have a restaurant.

Skimming trough the menu, you can find lots of things to choose from: there are makis with cheese, vegetables, paté and if we want we can even get mayonese. The selection is not really traditional but in exchange everything is tasty and affordable. They even offer Bio Sushi for those who want to eat something healty. This Japanese-styled restaurant is more international than traditional. The whole chain is a part of a Russian franchise including T.G.I. Frday’s. Of course, this is not a problem because Planet Sushi is a quality place with a big selection and friendly prices. The design is simple but stylish and on the menu you can choose from more than 20 different kinds of makis with creamcheese, salmon or anything else; also there are California makis, unagi makis and a whole bunch of extremely attractive nigiri sushis. One of the good things about Plane Sushi is that they’re always offering something special for those who don’t want to pay a lot.Cím: 1067 Budapest, Oktogon Square 3.Facebook

Okuyama no Sushi Restaurant 1036, Budapest, Kolosy tér 5-6. We think that this restaurant should not be kept under the ground in a shopping center, however experts say that it’s not rare in Japan that the best places are hidden. Many people like Okuyama no, some of them even had the best sushis in this cozy, little place. Before coming to Budapest, the owner worked in Austria and later in Hilton as a chef, so surely we can trust him with food. What we get here is big, massive makis, a friendly environment, and proof that things are not always what they seem. Of course, every sushi place intends to attract guests with special foods and Bambuszliget is not different either. However, besides all the traditional Japanese flavors here we can learn about eating habits and ingredients from Shoji Morita Sensei and his well-trained crew.  Here we get the best possible service, the staff really cares about what we eat and besides traditional sushi they introduce us to a totally unknown side of Japanese cusine.