Japanese restaurant offering affordable cuisine.
This Japanese restaurant located not far from the Unterlinden Museum offers affordable menus every lunchtime (except Sunday, Monday and public holidays). You will have a large choice of menus including makis, sashimis, sushi and california makis; if you wish to eat meat, you can also order chicken or beef and cheese skewers and Japanese ravioli. The latter are among the chef's suggestions, as are tempura, hot eel makis or semi-cooked tuna. Desserts remain traditional but delicious: lychees in syrup, sesame nougat, Japanese cake, yokan (Japanese pastry with red bean paste) or coconut beads. The Sakura and Nagoya menus for two people are copious and allow you to enjoy a hot-cold assortment. All in all, this place and the service are pleasant; you will spend your little Japanese taste escapade there sipping a Japanese Asahi beer (offered from 40 €) with pleasure!
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