Jiro Restaurant — Restaurant in Munich

Jiro is a modern and cozy Japanese restaurant located on a quiet corner street. The location of the restaurant was very nice and added to the overall pleasant ambiance.

The food was generally tasty, and I was pleased with the portion sizes, as they were substantial enough to leave me satisfied. However, I noticed that some dishes were a little bit on the salty side, which took away from the otherwise enjoyable flavors.

One unique aspect is that, despite being a Japanese restaurant, it offers a diverse range of food from various places in Asia. From the classic Sushi to fried noodles and delicious wok dishes, there is definitely something for everyone's taste preferences. I appreciated the variety, as it allowed for a more inclusive dining experience.

However, the one drawback that stood out was the high price of the dishes. The restaurant's offerings were undeniably tasty, but the overall cost was on the expensive side. While the quality and variety were impressive, the steep prices might make it less accessible for...

Allover Jiro is a place I wouldn't recommend to visit, I'm sure the city has better places to offer.

The interior is the best thing about this restaurant. It's gorgeous, especially the flower setup above the bar.

The rest was underwhelming. The service took forever to take our order. It took them 30-45 minutes to take our drinks, the same until they took our food order. After we were done eating I went up and gave them my card which at least speed up the payment process.

The sushi was the only decent food. We also had the fried rice which I highly recommend to avoid! It was the worst fried rice I ever tasted. It was plain, no flavors.

The place will be nice for the atmosphere and maybe grab a drink. For food better avoid this place and do...

Service: was incredibly slow. We were a group of five with a reservation, and it took about 35 minutes for the waiter to stop by to take our order. Following that, it took another 30 minutes for the appetizers to be brought out, and another 40 minutes or so before our main courses arrived. After the table was cleared, we kept trying to get their attention for the bill but after 15 minute, gave up and walked over and asked for the bill instead. In all the dinner took 2 hours and 30 minutes, most of it just waiting.

Food: calamari breading was a bit stale, not quite crispy. Rock shrimp were great; loved the sauce. Fried rice was so plain and lacking in flavors. Sushi was the highlight of the meal for us.

Ambience: beautiful decors and...