Location: Axams
Top Restaurants in Axams
Austrian Alps, Austria Food Guide: 3 Japanese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Axams
Discover Restaurants offering the best Japanese food in Axams, Austrian Alps, Austria including WOOSABI Urban Oasis, WOOSABI Urban Oasis, Japanisches Restaurant KAI
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1. WOOSABI Urban Oasis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
An urban oasis in the heart of Innsbruck's old town. We could say we are a modern, asian fusion restaurant & bar but we wouldn't like to be fenced in. We love to play with the tastes, we are inspired by traditional asian cuisine but give it a young, europ
Reviewed By HappyMunching
Yes, even we were tired of Austrian fare by the time we arrived in Innsbruck, but we despaired of finding something more exotic. Just when we had nearly given up we rounded a corner and found hip Asian food! We had the duck, bulgogi, and pork bao buns, sweet potato fries, and a noodle bowl with cucumbers, carrots, lettuce, chicken, and a peanut coconut sauce. We enjoyed finding a little something different in Innsbruck right when we needed it!
2. WOOSABI Urban Oasis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
An urban oasis in the heart of Innsbruck's old town. We could say we are a modern, asian fusion restaurant & bar but we wouldn't like to be fenced in. We love to play with the tastes, we are inspired by traditional asian cuisine but give it a young, europ
Reviewed By HappyMunching
Yes, even we were tired of Austrian fare by the time we arrived in Innsbruck, but we despaired of finding something more exotic. Just when we had nearly given up we rounded a corner and found hip Asian food! We had the duck, bulgogi, and pork bao buns, sweet potato fries, and a noodle bowl with cucumbers, carrots, lettuce, chicken, and a peanut coconut sauce. We enjoyed finding a little something different in Innsbruck right when we needed it!
3. Japanisches Restaurant KAI
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By europelover26
We find in general, quite tricky to find good sushi/asia throughout Austria but here at Kai is what comes after outstanding food! Our dinner started with a warm refreshing towel. The wide-ranging menu was presented in German, Japanease and English; starters, sushi, kaiseki, soup, salad, inside/outside rolls, sashimi, main courses, noodles and dessert. Really something for everyone. Prices were on the high side but the quality of food represented this well.At this point, I would like to add that service was carried out by students who werenât very engaging or proactive but they did the job just fine. The place was packed on a Friday night. Reservations are highly recommended but food can be taken out.The sashimi was the best we have eaten in Europe. The tempura soup was just packed full of flavour. The rice in the sushi was just melt in your mouth and fish used was super fresh. The tuna. Oh. My. Word! To finish, highly recommended, we cannot wait to be back. Tips: - reservations are a must, sashimi with the caviar is truly outstanding.
