Luca Ravelli

Yes, 4 stars for an all-you-can-eat Japanese/Chinese restaurant. I was pleasantly surprised by the presentation of the dishes and the taste! Satisfied. Three stars for the restaurant because I don't like the fake plant walls, even though the place is nice overall. I had lunch at midday. Approved for me.

+3

Alfredo Linguini

Modern and elegant place. Opened about 4-5 years ago. Courteous staff. They brought our orders quickly, but I can't say the same about clearing the table to make room for new dishes. Beautiful arrangements. Please note: indoor parking is only for condominiums, so you'll have to park elsewhere.

+5

Alice Sadyk

Impossible to compare to other places, the flavours are so good - I was eating from a slightly broken plate and still enjoying it! Always will be our first choice amongst all the other AYCE. Delicious and efficient. The only bad thing that can be pointed out is the state of some plates (broken part and such), hence only 4 stars.

Gianluigi Grassi

Food good in general with some exceptions, of course for my personal taste: soia noodles for instance was not that good as well as tempura because vegetable slices are too thick and therefore a bit hard and the tempura shrimps had no taste. Other dishes much better, sashimi definitely good!

Hannah

Very nice place, very good food, and decent portions, not overly large. Very fast service, and the price is average for an all-you-can-eat restaurant. I go there often and definitely recommend it!

+8

Valentina Franconi

The place is very nice, well designed. Food is typical sushi, just like at any other Japanese restaurant. Lot of choice.

Claudia Reina (Jaja)

Very nice location, friendly and helpful staff, although a bit confusing. We returned after being closed for a long time and noticed that the prices had increased slightly, at least in the evening. As soon as we arrived, they offered us two glasses of wine 🍷, good. They served us immediately, everything was delicious and the dishes were beautiful to look at. The only downside is that there's no parking. But if you're in the area, I recommend it.

+18

Fabrizio “bsc_19”

Oyishi has been given a second chance to reevaluate a rating that was barely above average the first time. The menu offers a wide selection of dishes, almost all of which are well-presented, but some very tasty dishes alternate with others that are tasteless and seem artificial. The atmosphere features several large, well-lit rooms, a little sparse in furnishings, but the well-organized and spaced tables allow for a modicum of privacy and conversation without raising voices too loudly. The staff is sparse, and the service isn't the fastest, even though the restaurant wasn't completely full. It's worth noting that there's ample free parking available at the nearby supermarket. Overall, however, we still rate it as barely above average, and we're unlikely to return.

+13

mir& slava

We have been regular customers for many years, but after our last dinner on Saturday, we will no longer go here. There used to be a feeling that you could really eat everything and as much as you wanted, a real all you can eat, but not now. This time they changed something, now you can order no more than 17 plates for two in a row (about only 8 plates per person), then the tablet gives something like "the plate limit is complete, place an order so that it goes into processing". When you place this order and start choosing food, it says "the next order can be added no earlier than in 7 minutes". Those bowls are brought one or two at a time, the portions have become smaller, in the end you eat everything and sit for 5 minutes waiting for the next bowl, even though not even half the hall was occupied. We looked around and most of the customers were not eating, but waiting for their 2 plates, that is, they were also served so poorly. The plates, by the way, were chipped. But the most "interesting" thing is that most of the items are now available only 1 piece per person. Those "boats" or sushi spoons (I attached a photo), which could be eaten 20 pieces per person, now a maximum of 4 pieces per person. We visited this establishment only for this dish in spoons. Portions have become noticeably smaller. And those portions that should be small (for example, hosomaki), for some reason have become as "large" as simple sushi. Flumber nigiri have become so small and thin that you can cut yourself. Overall, a very big disappointment, we will not go to this establishment again. The price of 21€ per person for a festive Saturday lunch menu where so many restrictions on food is a mockery, it's scary to imagine how many restrictions there are on weekdays. It felt like we were being robbed or mocked. We paid a lot of money, but we can't eat normally, so restrictions are limits. For the first time, we left with empty stomachs because we spent all the time waiting for the dishes. This is what such updates are designed for, so that a person eats less, then it turns out that he paid more. The excuse is like "to avoid waste, because others order a lot, but do not eat." So what difference should I have to others? These are their problems, I pay for myself and I am not ready to eat 3 dishes now and return home hungry, this is absurd! I do not recommend it!!!

Francesca Morandi Berselli

Sushi Oyishi offers an all-you-can-eat menu that doesn't really stand out from other similar establishments, with fairly standard sushi. If you're looking for something more unique or innovative, this isn't the place for you.