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Where to eat Japanese food in Montivilliers: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Japanese food in Montivilliers, France including Fujiya Sushi - Le Havre, Kinii, Hanami Sushi Bar, Fujiya Sushi - Le Havre, Fujiya Sushi - Le Havre, Sakura Sushi, Fujiya Sushi - Le Havre
7. Fujiya Sushi - Le Havre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Dutch-Mikey
Having these kind of sushi bars is not what you would expect in Le Havre, but there you go. Right next to the railway station, in a building used by the hotel you'll find this rather big restaurant.Using a conveyor belt to circulate all kinds of Japanese and Chinese food, you pick the dishes you want. Instead of paying per dish, you opt for the formula consisting of 5, 7 or unlimited dishes. At lunch time, the unlimited formula (including soup and salad) will cost â¬18. Not bad.The sushis et al are rather basic, but not bad, and quite fresh.There is a lot of staff to keep things moving, and they are nice and friendly.
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6. Sakura Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By 225agn_j
Very yummy sushi, very good service - we are regular clients and yet didnt find better place ! Bravo
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5. Fujiya Sushi - Le Havre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Dutch-Mikey
Having these kind of sushi bars is not what you would expect in Le Havre, but there you go. Right next to the railway station, in a building used by the hotel you'll find this rather big restaurant.Using a conveyor belt to circulate all kinds of Japanese and Chinese food, you pick the dishes you want. Instead of paying per dish, you opt for the formula consisting of 5, 7 or unlimited dishes. At lunch time, the unlimited formula (including soup and salad) will cost â¬18. Not bad.The sushis et al are rather basic, but not bad, and quite fresh.There is a lot of staff to keep things moving, and they are nice and friendly.
4. Fujiya Sushi - Le Havre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Dutch-Mikey
Having these kind of sushi bars is not what you would expect in Le Havre, but there you go. Right next to the railway station, in a building used by the hotel you'll find this rather big restaurant.Using a conveyor belt to circulate all kinds of Japanese and Chinese food, you pick the dishes you want. Instead of paying per dish, you opt for the formula consisting of 5, 7 or unlimited dishes. At lunch time, the unlimited formula (including soup and salad) will cost â¬18. Not bad.The sushis et al are rather basic, but not bad, and quite fresh.There is a lot of staff to keep things moving, and they are nice and friendly.
3. Hanami Sushi Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By Dutch-Mikey
This is a deceiving place from the outstanding. It's a snack bar where they make some of the most delicious sushi, maki and California rolls ever tasted outside of Japan. The Cambodian chef was trained by the Japanese and it shows. Excellent. Tasty. Creative. To bad it can only seat 18 people. Try the Rainbow. You'll not be sorry.
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2. Kinii
Reviewed By pascal27210
Bon accueil et joli cadre. Concept intéressant qui évite le gaspillage car les plats sont de petite quantité mais pas grave du tout car à volonté . Cela permet ainsi de goûter à tout, enfin presque car beaucoup de plats. Petit cafouillage avec des plats non servis mais il suffit de demandé aux serveurs et câest réglé dans la minute. Je recommande vivement.
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1. Fujiya Sushi - Le Havre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Dutch-Mikey
Having these kind of sushi bars is not what you would expect in Le Havre, but there you go. Right next to the railway station, in a building used by the hotel you'll find this rather big restaurant.Using a conveyor belt to circulate all kinds of Japanese and Chinese food, you pick the dishes you want. Instead of paying per dish, you opt for the formula consisting of 5, 7 or unlimited dishes. At lunch time, the unlimited formula (including soup and salad) will cost â¬18. Not bad.The sushis et al are rather basic, but not bad, and quite fresh.There is a lot of staff to keep things moving, and they are nice and friendly.
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