Top Restaurants in Leimen
Top Things to do in Leimen
- 1. Altstadt (Old Town)
- 2. Weingut Adam Muller
- 3. Schwetzingen Castle (Schloss)
- 4. Hockenheimring
- 5. Hardtwaldstadion
- 6. Heidelberg Castle (Schloss Heidelberg)
- 7. Philosophers' Way (Philosophenweg)
- 8. Thingstatte
- 9. Carl Theodor Old Bridge (Alte Brucke)
- 10. University Library (Universitatsbibliothek)
Countries
Most Popular Sushi food in Leimen, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
Find out what Sushi restaurants to try in Leimen including Schilling Roofbar (Nikkei Sushi and Cocktails), SameSame Sushi Bar, Gourmet City
Things to do in Leimen
1. Schilling Roofbar (Nikkei Sushi and Cocktails)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
ELEVATE YOUR SENES.Located on the 7th floor, the cocktail bar invites with dimmed light and pleasant lounge music to inspiring conversations in a multicultural society. Whether a tourist, student, employee or entrepreneur - here everyone, from young to ol
Reviewed By LastFlightOut21
We went here for dinner and Adnan took care of us at the bar. His drinks were excellent along with his service and attentiveness to our wishes. The sushi was fantastic with a special twist to it. Of course, being rooftop the view was fantastic. If in Heidelberg, you should not miss this!
2. SameSame Sushi Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By 421Traveler_123
We had fantastic sushi (both fish and vegetarian) at this restaurant right in downtown Heidelberg. Service was attentive and appears to speak at least German, Japanese and English. Do not miss it if you are in need of a break from delicious German food.
Top 10 Mediterranean food in Leimen, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
3. Gourmet City
Overall Ratings
3 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By faeimmmario
Gourmet City is an Asian restaurant in Heidelberg-Rohrbach that opened for business in December 2016. It gets really busy on weekends - doors open for dinner 17.30 hours, and by 19.00 hours, the place is full so reservations are highly recommended.The premises is very spacious, with seating capacity of up to 190 guests. I already felt full just walking around the food stations and surveying all the food on offer!Thereâs "Sushi-go-round" - a conveyor belt constantly replenished with plates of edamame, seaweed, salmon sashimi, nigiri of various constellations and maki of various fillings. On busy days, the turnover is quick - the plates do not remain long in circulation. The Mongolian BBQ buffet is a highlight - there are at least 10 types each of seafood, raw meats and vegetables on display. Surprisingly, there are only 6 sauces to choose from. Some of the not-so-common items offered are baby octopus, crawfish, kangaroo, crocodile and ostrich. While waiting for the Teppanyaki "Grillmeisters" to cook your own concoctions, guests can help themselves to a variety of fried appetizers, basic dim sum, a salad bar and ready-cooked dishes. The warm dishes on offer are the usual suspects found in typical Chinese restaurants in Germany. Iâm not sure if the restaurant caters to the tastebuds of the average German, or if it is trying to sell more beverages, but all the dishes and Mongolian BBQ sauces are very salty.Guests are spoilt for choice at the dessert station - there are fresh fruits, a chocolate fountain, ice cream (18 flavors), cakes, jellies, puddings, candies, cookies - there are many kids buzzing around this station!Gourmet City's all-you-can-eat evening buffet with "Running Sushi" and "Mongolian BBQ" is priced at 15.90 Euro per adult, and 8.90 Euro for every kid under 10 years old. That is certainly value for money!
