Aurora l

The fish here is excellent quality (higher than other all-you-can-eat restaurants in the area). The owner is really friendly and attentive to the customer (it was a bit cold and he came over right away to apologize). The selection isn't too extensive, but still recommended.

Giulia Boffini (Giuliaboffiniofficial)

Fantastic Japanese and Chinese restaurant. I went last night and had both sushi and Chinese food. I can only say that both were excellent and very fresh. The prices are truly accessible for everyone, considering the quality of the food and the competition. And then everything is truly super fresh. The owner, whose son is from southern China but has been here for 30 years (his children were born in Italy), told me that in addition to the restaurant, he also has a mini market selling Chinese products on Via Milano, and that's why he manages to bring quality and value to the table. So if you happen to pass by this corner of Asia, about 50 meters from one of the most beautiful and famous squares in Italy, Piazza Ducale, I highly recommend it.

Predur

This was the place where I discovered sushi, back when it wasn't even mainstream in the area! Definitely a place where you eat excellently, quite small but in a lovely location, just a few minutes' walk from Piazza Ducale. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to try these oriental delicacies.

Luca

Always a sure thing for me. Highly recommended for those who love sushi, where you can taste the flavor of the fish (the thick cut is appreciated) without the sweetening of sauces, fruit, or anything else. Very simple flavors and tastes made unforgettable by the quality and freshness of the fish. In my opinion, the best in the city, with fast and courteous service.

Marco Deambrogio

Excellent quality food, in a Chinese-Japanese restaurant it is already a good thing given the spread of this type of establishment. Here you eat well. The only flaw (but not for everyone) is the limited offer of the menu, for example they do not present pork, chicken or duck in the various "Chinese" ways and not even the soy spaghetti that they consider inflated and too industrial .... I agree!

marco magagnini

The best sushi in Vigevano, for sure! Excellent and plentiful. For those who prefer fish fillets (sea bass, salmon), they can be served grilled, always excellent.

Andrea Mantoan

Everything was delicious! The service was quick, and I was impressed with the sashimi: thick, chunky slices of tuna and salmon! The shrimp and prawns were delicious. The tartare and truffle oil were a strange combination. Recommended!

+1

Daniele Buzzoni

For lovers of the pure taste of sushi and sashimi and traditional dishes of oriental cuisine. Different from the usual commercial proposals without consistency. - The place is simple and clean. - The menu has a good variety of traditional proposals with some particularities to try (e.g. uramaki with red rice). Well-executed cuts of fish, with the right thickness. Portion size of real sushi/sashimi. - The service is not immediate, but fast enough and allows you to taste each dish and gives the idea that everything is prepared at the moment. - The all-you-can-eat formula has a slightly higher cost than the average of restaurants, more than justified by the quality/price ratio. The owners are kind and honest. For me, the best Japanese restaurant I have tried in the area in terms of quality of ingredients, cut of fish and genuineness of the products.

Srh D

The place isn't very visible from the outside, which is why I think it's little known. The fish is fresh, the portions are normal, and the pieces are generous and medium-sized. The place is clean, quiet, and welcoming. Very friendly staff. The menu isn't extensive; it features dishes that essentially everyone eats. To order, you have to tell the waiter the name of the dish directly, so you have much more interaction with the staff. Alternatively, they offered us various dishes that weren't on the menu. They also treated us well at the cash register. I recommend it!

Giulia G.

A somewhat hidden gem, perhaps because it's so little-known, but it's truly excellent. The all-you-can-eat menu—€25 for both lunch and dinner—isn't very extensive; however, the dishes are excellent, and the fish is good quality. The staff is friendly, attentive, and efficient. The only downside is the service time, which isn't exactly quick. Anyway, I recommend it!

+7

Daniele Poloni

I think it's the worst sushi in the area... aside from the watered-down house wine, which is appalling, and the cryptic menu where you see a €6 beer without knowing what beer it is or how much, let's talk about the sushi... nigiri that you'd have to dislocate your jaw to fit (quantity doesn't mean quality!), fish cut too thick and with lots of sinew (especially the tuna), and flavor combinations that I find appalling rather than original (truffle-infused oil with marinated zucchini and salmon, a jumble of flavors that makes your taste buds shiver)... the only positive note is the good-sized raw shrimp. The very kind waitress isn't enough to make me go back... never again.