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Top 5 Sushi food in Warsaw, Mazovia Province, Poland
Discover Restaurants offering the best Sushi food in Warsaw, Mazovia Province, Poland. Warsaw is a mixture of relaxing green spaces, historic sites and vivid modernity. Discover the charming Old Town, Wilanów Palace and amazing Lazienki Park, where you can watch free Chopin concerts every Sunday during the summer. Experience a few of the dozens of interactive museums, including the Warsaw Uprising Museum, the Museum of the History of Polish Jews and the Copernicus Science Centre. For exciting nightlife, visit the vibrant Vistula boulevards and upscale clubs.
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1. Sushi Maestro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 207 reviews
Sushi rolled just for you. Traditional and fusion. Vegan, gluten free, fit sushi - prepared for you! Also, try our desserts and specialities rolls.
Reviewed By Mobile10561245415
We arrived on a Cold Thursday outside and very hungry. Lots of expectations for being #2 in wawa and #1 of sushi restaurants. We are sushi eaters. Only 1 further table occupied. We ordered Gyoza meat. They come in 5 pieces: small and fried (pity i expected them to be steamed) few meat inside. Then Ramen: rosol is cold and definitely salted. Meat inside is of a a bad brown color, dont know if dried or fried, in any case not pleasant. Eggs inside between cold and frozen. Then sushi : we asked for cooked fish and they accepted to make it so, but: regular size, regular taste, also salted...very salted...with soy sauce almost uneatable. My girlfriend asks for a sweet sauce which comes thick and unusable. Price a little cheaper than normally, service kind but a bit slow. In conclusion: in my opinion it's overrated, there are better places where to eat sushi in Wawa.Thank you for your opinion. First of all we would like to apologise you for the inconvenience. As you wrote your expectations was very high because we are in the top five. We understand that and we know that every day we have to work harder. Please remember, we are only people and sometimes we make a mistakes like everyone also. Our Guests always have a possibility to talk with our staff and express their opinion. We have been speaking with our staff and we have checked your order and how it looked like. It was Thursday 3rd of January (2 days after New Year Eve) fewe minutes after 9 p.m. (we are open till 10 p.m.). Gyoza - normaly we prepare fried Gyoza (this is our standard), but if our Guests ask for preparing steamed Gyoza it is not a problem (we are flexible). Ramen - before we serve a soup, we always boil it, but for example: eggs, shitake mushrooms, tofu cheese we keep in the fridge like every ingredients, which has to be in the fridge (this is the reason why the ingredients were not "hot"). Our cook has made a mistake and served you broth which was not so hot as always. Sushi - we do not understand what do you mean saying "also salted" - we do not use of 1 gram of salt to prepare our sushi. Taste of our rice is semi sweet/semi dry. We have checked the records from the cameras and it is not possible to eat not salty sushi if you use alot of soy sauce (normal soy sauce made by Kikkoman). Ofcorse we have less salt soy sauce and our Guests could ask about it. Kabayaki sauce (sweet sauce) - it is thick sauce, we use it for sushi with a roasted fish. Due to the fact that it is thick, it does not soak into the rice and does not unstick the sushi. Our Guests can order additional portion if they ask and we put it into small sauceboat. Hope so we have answered for all questions. Thank you one more time for your opinion. We know that we are trying to be best. If you would like try our sushi one more time and change your mind, it will be a pleasure for us. Best regards!
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2. Youmiko Vegan Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 344 reviews
At Youmiko we serve 100% vegan sushi taking you on a journey to discover the richness and diversity of the plant world. We source the vegetables from the local farmers and the most exotic places. To ensure the best taste and temperature we always serve ou
Reviewed By Rudi P
Neither of us are vegan but went here as sushi fans out of interest and due to the good reviews. We had one of the set meals for 2 people and really enjoyed it. The food was all really tasty and itâs a fun dining experience as they bring everything out one by one giving you time to enjoy each item. We were impressed how the textures and flavours emulate fish sushi. We thought the price was very decent for the effort that goes in to preparing each piece and certainly a bargain compared to dining in the UK.Hi!Thank you so much for your opinion! Hope we will see you again in Youmiko! Best,Youmiko Team
3. Soto Sushi - Warynskiego
Overall Ratings
4 based on 525 reviews
Welcome To Soto Sushi
Reviewed By Roberto P
I don't want to waste too much time in commenting this place, they've already wasted 1 hour of my day to wait for their sushi. All this during lunch time, with a menu that is supposed to be fitted for Businessmen who need to eat fast and come back to their office. Still wonder if it is a joke, they should pay back our time!If you have some self-respect, don't go there.Thank you for adding the opinion, the review was immediately forwarded to the manager of the premises. We will do our best to improve the quality of our services.
4. Wabu Sushi & Japanese Tapas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 427 reviews
Reviewed By AiRnEssT
By far it's the best sushi in Town. Its not so popular as heavly advertised sakana and sushisushi but food is just best. My tip:try wagyu burgers
5. Benihana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
Benihana, the only Japanese teppanyaki restaurant in Warsaw, located in the heart of Poland in the Cosmopolitan apartment building. It is renowned for its theatrical-culinary teppanyaki show, spectacular food preparation and the use of the best ingredient
Reviewed By Steven W
When you get tired of the heavy Polish cuisine here is where you want to go. The Teppanyaki steak is excellent, fresh and cooked in front of your eyes by a friendly chef. Service is brisk and attentive and the overall experience is delightful. Be sure to book a reservation as it is almost impossible to "walk in". One tip: It is in the back of a strip mall that is not visible from the street. Get out of the cab and you will see it.Thank you Steven for a great review!
