Osaka — Restaurant in Milan

The food is great, sushi is tasty. But the service is very PUSHY. We started from sushi without antipasta then the waitress asked us if we’re sure we don’t wanna order any antipasta. We took a look again at the menu and for real we didn’t find anything interesting so we skipped it.

When we finished the meal, the waitress asked if we’d like to have dessert. Honestly WE JUST REALLY DIDNT FEEL LIKE DESSERT. Then the waitress confirmed again if we’re sure we don’t wanna have dessert.

Then we ordered some more sushi, the waitress ‘recommended’ us again the ‘today’s special’ and asked us if we were interested as the fish is fresh.

Frankly, this level of ‘recommendation’ is beyond a comfortable informative explanation. We spent 160+ for two and it’s honestly a normal portion of food and we were not holding back our appetite or being petty. But the service made us feel we were judged by not ordering enough bc we are stingy.

Overall, the food is nice yet we wouldn’t come back again due to...

Food 4.5 Value 4 Service 4 Décor 4.5

This was probably the most authentic japanese meal I've had in Milan. Apparently they rotate chefs from Japan here, which is very likely why it was so delicious! The place itself is beautiful and really transports you to Japan.

I had the sushi misto matsu platter which for 30 euros consisted of 8 pieces of sushi, 3 pieces of sushi rolls, 2 pieces of uramaki rolls + appetizer (which was a taro and mango gelatin), miso soup, ice cream or coffee. Pros: all of the sushi and rolls were extremely fresh and tasty. Cons: The gelatin appetizer is bland and starchy-- overall, very disappointing. Overall portion size is small for 30 euros. Service was a tad slow and non-attentive.

I would definitely come back though as you're paying for the quality and wonderful...

We went Osaka at lunch time and ordered Ramen sets which were really bad quality both noodle and soup, fried rice as well. Noodle was thick and very dry, soup we ordered Miso(taste only miso like put just miso paste into hot water) and Tonkotsu(not taste Tonkotsu) which were very salty and made us sick after eating, we were really disappointed. I told a Japanese female staff about it when we paid €30 but she said "I don't know what you mean..". Of course they knew that Ramen isn't Japanese quality and taste and obviously they do lazy cooking for lunch. The restaurant was like empty, only a few Italian customers, none of them were Japanese. It means not very good Japanese restaurant at all. The worst Ramen ever! We can make better Ramen by ourselves. We will never go to this...