Asahi running sushi

1 Benakyn - 2 months ago

The sushi was dry, warm and didn't taste well overall.
Everything was laying out on the conveyer belts for too long

3 harriet prager - 3 years ago

The food here is pretty good for what is it. I’ve eaten here only once and it wasn’t too expensive and the quality was good.

As you can tell from the videos that it’s a pretty quite place so perfect for dates or catching up with friends. I would 100% eat here again. The quality of the food wasn’t amazing but it was super yummy!!

5 Hanh NG - 2 months ago

variety of dishes, the restaurant's staff is very good, I will come back next time, thank you

4 Rawad Bitar - 7 months ago

One of the best all you can eat sushi in Munich. The waitresses are very nice and happy to help. They keep an eye on the table to be always ready.
Quality-wise, the fish are fresh and taste good. In terms of variety, expect a nice treat. They have octopus, squid, salmon, eel, some tuna and crab. What is also good is that sometimes (but rarely) salmon sashimi will be also running. I've been told by the waitress that one could ask for sashimi and they will add it to the conveyer, but I have not tried it.
The ambiance is not that great, the restaurant is quite dim and now covered by scaffolding.

3 Leo - a year ago

It's a bit expensive. I paid at Friday evening 28€ for running Sushi and a large sparkling water. That being said, the quality was just average. The staff was also just average, they were not very friendly, neither unfriendly.

4 JPro - a year ago

Running sushi for 10,50€/person (at the time of visit, lunch).
The price however, is more expensive in the nights and on weekends.
Decent variety of plates, including spring rolls, fried chicken, rice, fried sushi rolls, fried tofu rolls, edamame and more. Would be nice if they offered more rolls in the running band, like crab rolls or tuna rolls, since salmon rolls rarely came by.

5 Victor Tofan - 4 years ago

Great place in Munich for running sushi and asian food - big variety - you should definitely book a table on weekends - it’s pretty busy.