Location: Esch-sur-Alzette
Top Restaurants in Esch-sur-Alzette
Best Sushi food near Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg District, Luxembourg
Find out what Sushi restaurants to try in Esch-sur-Alzette. Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourgish: Esch-Uelzecht pronounced [ˈæʒ‿ˈuə̯ltsəɕt], German: Esch-an-der-Alzette or Esch-an-der-Alzig, French: Esch-sur-Alzette) is a commune with town status in south-western Luxembourg. It is the country's second "city", and its second-most populous commune, with a population of 33,286 inhabitants. It lies in the south-west of the country, on the border with France and in the valley of the Alzette, which flows through the town. The town is usually referred to as just Esch; however, the full name distinguishes it from the village and commune of Esch-sur-Sûre which lies 45 kilometres (28 miles) further north. The country's capital, Luxembourg City, is roughly 15 km (9.3 mi) to the north-east.
Things to do in Esch-sur-Alzette
7. Oishii
Overall Ratings
3 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Chazie A
I went there with a friend because she lives near. I thought to give it a try but already had a weird feeling that this place wouldn't please me in terms of sushi...And indeed so it was. Beginning with the toilet check (for me, the toilet is the most important place to see how the restaurant "works".) Indeed it was clean, but the soap dispenser was empty and they had placed a cheap liquid soap plastic dispenser on the sink, with a very thin mix of the remaining soap and water, it was mostly only water and it was embarrassing to wash your hands like this. I thought ok, this place won't excite me.The place is clean and nice but that's it. The waitress was probably thinking she's working in a pub (what she probably did before), as her way of serving and doing her job there wasn't like it should be. Just hush hush, serve, waiting we finish and clean up. She was serving us the plates and soy sauce cups with her fingers inside the cups... Disgusting.The things that already bothered me when we sit was, this restaurant doesn't even have their own reusable chopsticks. They present you the cheap bamboo ones to separate and trash away, and NO placer. So it means you have nowhere to put them back in case you want to eat something else or make a break, only on your paper(!) napkin.This is not what a sushi place should be.Also, when the sushi came, I immediately saw that they have been made by someone with no ability to do this. The "sushis" were more like some pieces of hand-rolled rice wraped with algae than something else.In fact, the rice was too loose, the filling was looking out, some rice was falling appart or missing to fill it up to the border, the algae and rice paper weren't clean cut, but clearly only wrapped around by hand it seemed. It was a total mess. The plate was well presented, the sushis tasted good. But clearly a sad experience. The gyoza we had for apperitif were fried and still soaked in oil when the waitress served them. Too faty. The taste was ok.Well, not a restaurant I would suggest for find traditional sushi.The best I have tried is Yamato sushi in Howald (route de Thionville). They are real Japanese doing it since long time and it's quality food, not expensive and the restaurent is like it should be! Well presented tables, placers, reusable chopsticks, tissue napkins, a friendly and competent service! Clean all the long the way till even the toilets!Dear Mrs, Mr,We are sorry to read your disappointment. Please note that this does not reflect in any way the quality of our daily service and we ask you to accept our most sincere apologies. Your comments are very valuable and will be forwarded to the team so that will not happen again in the future.Sincerely,The direction
6. Fujiyama
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Mushu2009
We used to go to this restaurant quite often for dinner with friends, as the sushi is quite good and not too expensive. Last time, we went there for lunch with the kids. The waiter suggested the buffet to us and told us, that there was sushi too on the buffet. However, the sushi plate and dim sum basket on the buffet were empty the whole 1.5 hour we stayed there and there was just the usual fatty Chinese convenience food on it. As this was not very good, we asked if there would be some sushi coming to the buffet and they told as yes. So we waited and waited and waited until we had to leave. So we paid and stood up. Then the waitress told us in a very rude manner that we would have to sit down again and wait for the sushi that was apparently being prepared especially for us. ??? I told her that on a buffet, things are supposed to be there already and not to be ordered by the guests and that we had already been waiting for over an hour for this sushi and that we had to leave for work and school. I think she didn't really get it as she nearly threw us out. ??? Well, it was a quite bad experience and we definitely will never go there again ...
5. Restaurant Sakula
Reviewed By jihong2014
Their soups are one of the best in Luxembourg I've ever tasted.Their warm dishes are really tasty and I love them.The only downside is, as this restaurant claims to be a Japanese Restaurant. The sushi it offers often isn't fresh and the fish comes out the freezer. The rice is clumpy and pressed too hard so mostly you just feel like eating a big clump of rice.
4. Oishii
Overall Ratings
3 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Chazie A
I went there with a friend because she lives near. I thought to give it a try but already had a weird feeling that this place wouldn't please me in terms of sushi...And indeed so it was. Beginning with the toilet check (for me, the toilet is the most important place to see how the restaurant "works".) Indeed it was clean, but the soap dispenser was empty and they had placed a cheap liquid soap plastic dispenser on the sink, with a very thin mix of the remaining soap and water, it was mostly only water and it was embarrassing to wash your hands like this. I thought ok, this place won't excite me.The place is clean and nice but that's it. The waitress was probably thinking she's working in a pub (what she probably did before), as her way of serving and doing her job there wasn't like it should be. Just hush hush, serve, waiting we finish and clean up. She was serving us the plates and soy sauce cups with her fingers inside the cups... Disgusting.The things that already bothered me when we sit was, this restaurant doesn't even have their own reusable chopsticks. They present you the cheap bamboo ones to separate and trash away, and NO placer. So it means you have nowhere to put them back in case you want to eat something else or make a break, only on your paper(!) napkin.This is not what a sushi place should be.Also, when the sushi came, I immediately saw that they have been made by someone with no ability to do this. The "sushis" were more like some pieces of hand-rolled rice wraped with algae than something else.In fact, the rice was too loose, the filling was looking out, some rice was falling appart or missing to fill it up to the border, the algae and rice paper weren't clean cut, but clearly only wrapped around by hand it seemed. It was a total mess. The plate was well presented, the sushis tasted good. But clearly a sad experience. The gyoza we had for apperitif were fried and still soaked in oil when the waitress served them. Too faty. The taste was ok.Well, not a restaurant I would suggest for find traditional sushi.The best I have tried is Yamato sushi in Howald (route de Thionville). They are real Japanese doing it since long time and it's quality food, not expensive and the restaurent is like it should be! Well presented tables, placers, reusable chopsticks, tissue napkins, a friendly and competent service! Clean all the long the way till even the toilets!Dear Mrs, Mr,We are sorry to read your disappointment. Please note that this does not reflect in any way the quality of our daily service and we ask you to accept our most sincere apologies. Your comments are very valuable and will be forwarded to the team so that will not happen again in the future.Sincerely,The direction
3. Oishii
Overall Ratings
3 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Chazie A
I went there with a friend because she lives near. I thought to give it a try but already had a weird feeling that this place wouldn't please me in terms of sushi...And indeed so it was. Beginning with the toilet check (for me, the toilet is the most important place to see how the restaurant "works".) Indeed it was clean, but the soap dispenser was empty and they had placed a cheap liquid soap plastic dispenser on the sink, with a very thin mix of the remaining soap and water, it was mostly only water and it was embarrassing to wash your hands like this. I thought ok, this place won't excite me.The place is clean and nice but that's it. The waitress was probably thinking she's working in a pub (what she probably did before), as her way of serving and doing her job there wasn't like it should be. Just hush hush, serve, waiting we finish and clean up. She was serving us the plates and soy sauce cups with her fingers inside the cups... Disgusting.The things that already bothered me when we sit was, this restaurant doesn't even have their own reusable chopsticks. They present you the cheap bamboo ones to separate and trash away, and NO placer. So it means you have nowhere to put them back in case you want to eat something else or make a break, only on your paper(!) napkin.This is not what a sushi place should be.Also, when the sushi came, I immediately saw that they have been made by someone with no ability to do this. The "sushis" were more like some pieces of hand-rolled rice wraped with algae than something else.In fact, the rice was too loose, the filling was looking out, some rice was falling appart or missing to fill it up to the border, the algae and rice paper weren't clean cut, but clearly only wrapped around by hand it seemed. It was a total mess. The plate was well presented, the sushis tasted good. But clearly a sad experience. The gyoza we had for apperitif were fried and still soaked in oil when the waitress served them. Too faty. The taste was ok.Well, not a restaurant I would suggest for find traditional sushi.The best I have tried is Yamato sushi in Howald (route de Thionville). They are real Japanese doing it since long time and it's quality food, not expensive and the restaurent is like it should be! Well presented tables, placers, reusable chopsticks, tissue napkins, a friendly and competent service! Clean all the long the way till even the toilets!Dear Mrs, Mr,We are sorry to read your disappointment. Please note that this does not reflect in any way the quality of our daily service and we ask you to accept our most sincere apologies. Your comments are very valuable and will be forwarded to the team so that will not happen again in the future.Sincerely,The direction
2. Origami Belval
Overall Ratings
3 based on 225 reviews
Reviewed By MarcM513
The food on the sushi train is of low quality, the rice and the fish arenât tasteful. It has nothing to do with a japanese restaurant. The restaurant is charming like a cantine.You should avoid.
1. Oishii
Overall Ratings
3 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Chazie A
I went there with a friend because she lives near. I thought to give it a try but already had a weird feeling that this place wouldn't please me in terms of sushi...And indeed so it was. Beginning with the toilet check (for me, the toilet is the most important place to see how the restaurant "works".) Indeed it was clean, but the soap dispenser was empty and they had placed a cheap liquid soap plastic dispenser on the sink, with a very thin mix of the remaining soap and water, it was mostly only water and it was embarrassing to wash your hands like this. I thought ok, this place won't excite me.The place is clean and nice but that's it. The waitress was probably thinking she's working in a pub (what she probably did before), as her way of serving and doing her job there wasn't like it should be. Just hush hush, serve, waiting we finish and clean up. She was serving us the plates and soy sauce cups with her fingers inside the cups... Disgusting.The things that already bothered me when we sit was, this restaurant doesn't even have their own reusable chopsticks. They present you the cheap bamboo ones to separate and trash away, and NO placer. So it means you have nowhere to put them back in case you want to eat something else or make a break, only on your paper(!) napkin.This is not what a sushi place should be.Also, when the sushi came, I immediately saw that they have been made by someone with no ability to do this. The "sushis" were more like some pieces of hand-rolled rice wraped with algae than something else.In fact, the rice was too loose, the filling was looking out, some rice was falling appart or missing to fill it up to the border, the algae and rice paper weren't clean cut, but clearly only wrapped around by hand it seemed. It was a total mess. The plate was well presented, the sushis tasted good. But clearly a sad experience. The gyoza we had for apperitif were fried and still soaked in oil when the waitress served them. Too faty. The taste was ok.Well, not a restaurant I would suggest for find traditional sushi.The best I have tried is Yamato sushi in Howald (route de Thionville). They are real Japanese doing it since long time and it's quality food, not expensive and the restaurent is like it should be! Well presented tables, placers, reusable chopsticks, tissue napkins, a friendly and competent service! Clean all the long the way till even the toilets!Dear Mrs, Mr,We are sorry to read your disappointment. Please note that this does not reflect in any way the quality of our daily service and we ask you to accept our most sincere apologies. Your comments are very valuable and will be forwarded to the team so that will not happen again in the future.Sincerely,The direction
Top 9 Japanese food in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg District, Luxembourg
