Oishi Sushi Synagogue — Restaurant in Budapest

Well, we were let down. Don't get me wrong, you get what you pay for, and this place is quite cheap. I could read some "superb ramens" and "best ramens in town" in the comments, and if it's the case then I'm really worried for Budapest's gastronomy. The ramens are instant one, the stock has the same taste as the powder ones you get at the grocery shop. The makis were average, but I guess worth their price. Especially given that some were so big that they became difficult to eat. They didn't bring any sweet soya sauce with the tempura makis.

Though the pork dumplings are really hand made and good to give a shot...

The overall experience was good. We came because of the ramen which was amazing. The taste was exactly how you would expect, the noodles were done right, it was seasoned the right way... the chicken and vegetable dumplings were lacking in taste but after the third one I did not even care. It was good enough. Overall a very good restaurant. It's more for the lay people, the music playing is lowkey unhinged, playing Rihanna, Eminem, Beyonce etc. (Not the uncensored ones) but it was good, it felt more down to earth and for the people. It's not fancy but it's...

The food is wonderful here. My girlfriend and I are huge fans and have been here repeatedly. The sushi pieces are quite big and the value for money is great. Based on the prices don’t expect fine dining sushi, but the quality has been consistent and more than satisfactory! If you get to sit by the window, you get to look directly at the synagogue. The staff is always friendly and speaks both English and Hungarian. There is lovely background music and even with many people here, it does...