You might think that a soup is just a starter, but believe us: with all the toppings, Ramenka's meals are as filling as any main. They also have side dishes like gyoza or Chinese potato with chilli. Read more.
For a fixed price, you can eat (and try) all you want. Wasabi awaits guests with an open kitchen, so you can take a look at how all the delicious meals are prepared. Read more.
What you can expect here is without exaggeration a Japanese miracle: tasty sushi, authentic ingredients and good vibrations. You simply can't go wrong with it. There is also home delivery! Read more.
There's a restaurant, a sushi bar and a private room for private parties. Some world-famous dishes like black cod with miso or yellowtail sashimi with jalapeño are available to try here. Read more.
Here you can find specialities like okonomiyaki saishoku (a type of vegetarian pancake), Japanese curry, grilled squid pasta, shitake mushrooms and Japanese style beans. Read more.
The dishes are beautiful, the cocktails are amazing, the music is new, the ramen is delicious. This is how Neon Genesis Evangelion and Japanese cuisine meet in Budapest. Read more.
This small restaurant serves fifteen kinds of sushi every day, but the chefs also try to accommodate special requests, which means that there isn't any special sushi they couldn't prepare for you. Read more.
If you're looking for high quality without compromises, this is a place to book a table. The owner, Mr Higashiguchi, follows traditional Japanese philosophy. Read more.
Komachi is about stomach-warming dishes, mostly made with homemade udon – suudon (udon soup), sarada udon (udon salad), zaru udon (cold udon on woodplate), karee udon (curry-based), and ankake udon.
