Takenaka Sushi — Restaurant in Halmstads kommun

Had dinner at Takenaka and ordered the Takenaka Best 11pcs and the nigiri was very delicious! The maki rolls were very bland, not fun at all. Got two pcs with only rice filled with rice and some egg? Very boring. Ate with four other people, we all thought the same, there's better sushi in Halmstad for cheaper! Another thing was that you'd expect to get some seagrass and even edamame on your plate for that price range? But no, only "wasabi" and ginger. The maki rolls were also very big, with a thick layer of rice around ...

The hostess was friendly at arrival but the rest of the service was not super, could have served us chopsticks and bowl for soy sauce like every other place has prepared on the table when you sit down to eat. We had to ask for it and the restaurant was not even busy. The place is very cosy with a small outside area on the courtyard! And nice that they serve the Japanese beer Asahi, which I love! I would recommend to come at lunch time because the pricing may be better? Or to only order the nigiri! The second pic is also the takenaka...

I recently dined at Takenaka Sushi and it was an absolutely delightful experience from start to finish. The ambiance was inviting and calming, setting the perfect mood for a sushi meal. The staff was not only friendly but also incredibly knowledgeable about the menu, offering excellent recommendations.

Now, let's talk about the sushi itself – it was a true culinary masterpiece. Each piece was meticulously crafted, showcasing the chef's skill and dedication to their art. The fish was incredibly fresh, and the flavors were perfectly balanced. The variety of sushi options catered to every palate, from classic favorites to creative, unique rolls.woul

I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for top-notch sushi in a welcoming and well-managed setting. Whiöe they are in Halmstad. I can't wait to return and explore more...

Halmstad's own authentic sushi brought to you by a Japanese chef. Unlike many other "sushi" places in Sweden where the food is prepared by non-Japanese Asians, which often only offer you salmon, below-average-quality tuna, cooked tiger shrimp and avocado on top of a large chunk of rice, this place offers many unusual (but extremely tasty) options of sushi that you would not find else where in Sweden. I was very impressed to find torched langoustine and akagai on display. Sure that it is a bit more pricey than the cheap Chinese/Vietnamese/Thai sushi but it is worth every extra krona. It is definitely the best sushi experience I've had in Sweden. I have paid way more for sushi in Stockholm and Copenhagen and the quality was not even close to...