Restaurant Roka — Restaurant in Helmond

My SO wanted to get some sushi, so we went on google to see what was available except for our regular place. RoKa popped up and I have never heard about it before, so we have decided to check it out (I have lived in Helmond for over a decade).

It all started with the welcoming: the hostess was very welcoming, warm and personal. As we were having food we noticed her greeting almost every guest in a personal manner by their first or last name because she knew them. This is customer sevice!

Anyway, back to the food: after having had an extensive explanation about the menu from the hostess we went ahead and ordered various sushi.

Long story short: we did not have to wait long for food at all, in fact we were even asked if we wantes to wait before the next course. The dishes tasted fresh and VERY yummy!

Separate points for soja-sushi and use of gember in crème brûlée!

We are very much looking forward to come back to taste the rest...

Approximately four years ago, I had the delightful opportunity to dine at this particular restaurant for the very first time, and I was thoroughly captivated by the exceptional quality of the culinary offerings as well as the genuinely warm and highly professional service provided by the staff. Having returned repeatedly, I find great pleasure in enjoying and admiring the exquisite Japanese dishes. When I plan to treat my family, friends, or colleagues to dinner, ROKA is always my top pick. If you happen to stay or live in the Eindhoven area and are in search of a truly remarkable and delightful dining experience, I wholeheartedly recommend that you take the time to explore the culinary offerings at ROKA. If you love Japanese food, you won't find a more...

We are Japanese. This restaurant is run by non-Japanese couple. Yet we come there often to have dinner with our friends. The Japanese dishes they serve are quite close to real Japanese. So it is all right. The quality of fish is very good because fresh fish is brought in here every day directly from Zeeland. Some ingredients and dishes on the menu are not like Japanese at all. For instance, things like avocado and mayonnaise are never used or sushi role dishes with rice outside are not served in authentic Japanese restaurants. But these are meant for Dutch customers. We come here only to eat Sashimi and...