We went here with our local Dutch friends from Leiden and were not disappointed. It is all you can eat and here's how it works: you first place your order of drinks with your server who then gives you a tablet and it is from here that you order each dish. Each person orders 5 choices. We had six in our party, so we ordered 30 dishes. We started with sushi only and some edanami beans which were tender, lighly salted, and delicious. For drinks, we ordered saki, jasmine tea, beer and iced tea. The sushi was tender, at room temperature and delicious! The seaweed cone wrapped salmon and tuna was particularly tasty with spicy sauce. Some dishes come with 3 pieces of sushi, others with 6 pieces. It clearly states this on the menu. All dishes are numbered, so you key in the number on the tablet. Also, there are some dishes which cost a few euros extra, but we didn't order any of those.

Servers circulate bringing dishes one at a time, or in quick succession. Our second round of 30 dishes included miso soup and more sushi. Our third round of 30 dishes were the beef, soba noodle, dumplings, chicken, lamb, and deep fried dishes. The beef was very tender.

Empty plates are regularly removed, as are empty glasses by your server, who then asks if you want another or different drink.

We stopped at 3 rounds, not wanting to be overly full, but had small bowls of ice-cream for dessert. Flavours included, green tea, lemon, vanilla, mango, raspberry, chocolate and a few more. There was also apple strudel, yogurt, chocolate brownies etc. but we stuck to the ice-cream and sorbets that were light and cleansed the palate.

Needed reservations and it was very crowded. We sat at a table with chairs with a whole wall wallpapered in pink cherry blossoms. There were many booths as well which were popular too.

We had a great time and will definitely return again.