Oshu Upscaled Japanese Cuisine — Restaurant in Municipality of Thessaloniki

The restaurant has a nice ambiance — the décor and atmosphere make it a pleasant place to sit down. The ceviche was quite tasty, and both the dumplings and ramen noodles were decent. It’s definitely a spot where you could enjoy drinks in a comfortable setting.

Unfortunately, the food and service didn’t live up to the prices. The quinoa salad was a real letdown — it tasted like it had been sitting in the fridge for a day, bland and with an overpowering old onion flavor. The sea bass was far too dry, which is disappointing given how expensive it was.

Service was inattentive. Our dirty plates sat on the table long enough to attract flies, and even when I tried moving them aside, they weren’t cleared. For the level of pricing, you’d expect much better care.

Overall, this is a place I’d recommend only for drinks and maybe a light bite, but not for a full meal. The quality doesn’t justify the cost. Three stars — and that’s being generous for...

If the owners call this terrible restaurant fine dining, they’re incredibly wrong. In normal, good places you usually go to relax, dressed nicely, hoping to enjoy something delicious. But at Oshu, I was busy fighting off flies and trying not to pass out from the unbearable heat.

The so-called restaurant had no air conditioning, and instead of solving the problem, they opened the glass walls, letting in even more heat from outside. At some point, I could barely even breathe. It felt like I was sitting in a sauna.

Please don’t call this Upscaled rest, because I never saw good restaurants to open all their walls, to let people slowly burn. I’ve been in local cheapest coffee shops where they have full AC.

Food was good, probably the best California roll in my life. Girls in service are very cute and kind. So it’s just a waste of good food and service in this kind of...

Absolutely unacceptable experience. We ordered a tuna roll, beef tataki, and two portions of nigiri sushi (as clearly stated in the menu — 2 pieces per portion). They brought us 8 pieces of nigiri, which was clearly double the order. We immediately told them it was a mistake and refused one portion.

I ate almost all of my tuna roll — which was mediocre at best — and we tried just one piece of nigiri before deciding it was completely inedible. We asked for the bill right away. The beef tataki never arrived at all, yet it was still on the bill.

When we politely pointed this out, the waitress was incredibly rude, telling us that if we don’t like it, we should go to another restaurant.

In the end, we paid 68 euros for six pieces of tasteless tuna roll and a humiliating experience.

Avoid this place at all costs — poor service, bad attitude, and...