Sushi A La Vie - Bergen

Good ramen, good sushi with a great selection of platters for one to a large group of people. Available for takeaway or to eat in the restaurant.

The noodle soup at this ramen restaurant is excellent and reasonably priced.

I really love the sushi but there a little less good when there is a lot of people. In the end, it is a proof that everything is fresh and done in the kitchen but the less people there is, the more time they have to take care of you sushi so I recommend to go when it is not too busy.

Great location and delicious sushi. The tempura is amazing too!

Please eat Ramen somewhere else. I visited the restaurant at lunch time and at first I recognised there was not a single Japanese person around what is usually a warning sign for Japanese restaurants. Since there were a lot of people in I choose to stay. Maybe the chefs got their education in traditional Japanese cuisine. I ordered a ramen soup and gyoza. Both hot and presented nicely but unfortunately taste-wise with no depth or richness I am used to. The noodles were definitely a cheap convenience product, the egg was overcooked and the soup itself was flat. The investment consisted of 90% of the poor noodles. A disappointment for food lovers. What I really did not get was why they played fancy techno music but it fitted the picture. I am not sure if I should give the sushi there a try or keep visiting real sushi restaurants.