Marco Ballabio

NUII restaurant in Mariano is simply extraordinary. Its unique and charming location offers an experience unlike any other sushi bar, and the knowledgeable and warm staff makes you feel truly at home. Each dish is a masterpiece of freshness and flavor, and I highly recommend trying the gunkan salmon puffs and the shakko with lobster pâté, which are simply spectacular. The menu, despite its compact size, offers a variety of choices to suit all tastes, and the impeccable cleanliness, including the restrooms, reflects the attention to detail that permeates everything they do. Ultimately, if you're looking for an exceptional dining experience in a welcoming and refined atmosphere, NUII is undoubtedly the place to choose for your favorite sushi in Mariano. You won't regret it.

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Andrea Palmeri

The Japanese restaurant is a true culinary paradise, taking guests on a gastronomic journey through refined Japanese cuisine. The atmosphere is welcoming and relaxing, with an elegant design that creates the perfect blend of tradition and modernity. The staff is attentive and courteous, ensuring impeccable service. The menu offers a wide selection of fresh and delicious dishes, expertly prepared and meticulously presented. The freshness of the ingredients is reflected in the quality of the sushi and sashimi, true masterpieces of taste and presentation. The hot dishes are equally exceptional, offering a variety of authentic flavors. The chef's creativity in reinventing traditional dishes with an innovative twist is noteworthy. Ultimately, the Japanese restaurant is a must-visit culinary destination for anyone seeking an extraordinary and authentically Japanese dining experience.

Vittoria Anastasia

As a huge sushi lover, I've tried several places, but Nuii will always be my favorite. The atmosphere is refined, the staff is extremely friendly, and the fish is excellent. Highly recommended!

Alessandro Ferrario

I had the opportunity to try this all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant located in Mariano Comense for a dinner with friends, and I was completely satisfied. The menu is extensive and offers a wide selection of dishes: appetizers, uramaki, dim sum, Chinese cuisine, nigiri... there are also some more unusual dishes not found at other all-you-can-eat restaurants. The sushi, like all the other dishes, is very good and of excellent quality. The menu price is in line with other all-you-can-eat restaurants and is €26 for dinner, excluding drinks. The restaurant also has a large outdoor parking lot shared with other businesses, and its entrance is a bit hidden. Overall, a very positive experience; I will definitely eat here again.

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Andrea Viganò

The sushi is delicious and always fresh. The place is cute and makes you feel at home. But above all, the staff is incredibly kind and helpful. I'll definitely be back!

Cesar E

A little restaurant for a quick bite nothing more, prices are good for the quality of the service and food, is mostly shushi.. so if you like u can enjoy, the personal is very friendly and also speak a descent english ( they are not italians). The local have beautiful tables and a fast service.. i cant complain about nothing for be in middle of a lost city is a good choice just in case you are returning to Milan from Como or from Swiss...

Smarty

Definitely a nice reminder of their old place, but unfortunately the food quality has significantly declined. Before, there was less choice, but the quality was definitely better. The rice was sticky, the tuna dark, and the guncans in the first photo were also slimy.

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Fabio Crivellari

Friendly and helpful waiters, excellent tartare and sashimi, and...that's it. 4 waiters and 4 in the kitchen with the place at 50% capacity, and the dishes arrived after 10 minutes... if they arrived at all (I'm still waiting for one dish from my order as soon as I sat down). Too many limitations on the dishes; the nigiri were rice, not salmon, so much so. The first order is made via a paper menu, only to be taken away later because (according to guidelines, so they say) it gets dirty. So you have to order by looking at your phone and writing on a piece of paper. You might as well do what other places do, where they give you a tablet, or pair your phone with the table and do everything in one place. I placed my last order for 8 courses, and after 20 minutes, only 3 arrived (the place was almost empty). Now I wonder... how come, under the previous management, with half the staff, they managed to keep up with the same amount of customers?!