すし処・㐂奈以 — Restaurant in Osaka

I’m a vegetarian and visited this restaurant with a friend. I had prepared a translated note to explain my dietary request. When I handed it to the chef, he read it out loud and started speaking about it with other customers in Japanese (a language I don’t understand). It was clear that the conversation was about me and my food choices, and it felt humiliating and deeply embarrassing.

Only one kind customer sitting next to me tried to help by explaining what I could eat, and I truly appreciated her support. In the end, I was served two maki rolls and one tamago nigiri, which were tasty, but the experience was extremely uncomfortable. The total cost was 2,500 yen.

I’ve eaten at many places in Japan as a vegetarian, including sushi restaurants. Sometimes they couldn’t accommodate me, but I was always treated with respect. Unfortunately, this was the only place where I felt mocked...

I'll start by saying that the owner is really nice and we enjoyed the interaction with him, but when it comes to the food I expected more. Perhaps we came on a bad day, not a clue... Unfortunately the rice was very cold, mushy and too sour. Some fish pieces were too large and tough and we struggled with chewing them. Some pieces were ok but the overall experience was not "delicious". We had other much better sushi omakase for...

A great experience to eat sushi from the hands of a master. The products were very fresh and aromatic, full of flavor. Very nice atmosphere. the boss was very helpful and talkative. Descriptions of sushi pieces are in English. I...