Kumasan - München

I'm sorry, but whoever went out with this sushi never had sushi. the lunch with sushi is badly equipped. served only cheap sushi. lachs is the only fish (in poor quality.) they try to replace the more expensive fish with fruit! or simple vegetables....Not expensive, but also nothing I want to eat, no matter how much I can choose from this selection. the sushi looks more early or let us say unmotivated." the interieur is plasitic, dressed by random titanic music.

I was friends several times and never disappointed. we are always surprised with the sort and the fresh (you can see that the cook prepares it.) a reservation is a must here unless they go to opening time or after 20:30. the dishes are good and it is a great price. the staff is very friendly and friendly. they are not Japanese, but they do a good job to prepare the sushi. there are also hot dishes for choice. if there is something they have seen or want, they can ask the personal to bring it to them and most articles are included in the buffet price. the honey-decorated fried banana balls are the best! you won't regret eating in this little dungeon precious stone!

We went there at 20, the running sushi was until 23 but at 21 they stopped serving more food, which I did not find so beautiful as we paid 13,50 for it. Drinks

We were there several times. they must book in advance in the evening if they have special offers (on Sunday, Monday). there are many hot dishes served as sesame baked chicken, tinted fish and rolling. ice and...dessert also go over their table. friendly service. as it is a small place, they only have lunch or dinner at their house and then they go on, except in summer when the doors are open and they are sitting almost outside.

I live close by and visit Kumasan often, and although it never disappoints, sometimes it's better then other times. It's a pretty small place, with 10 tables maximum around a running sushi belt. The decor is somewhat scarce, but there is fun japanese music playing...and the staff is nice and attentive. The fish, although not what you would find at a more expensive sushi restaurant, is fresh and well prepared, and doesn't give you nasty stomach problems after your meal. The rest of the items are a mix of germanized japanese and asian cooked dishes, including spring rolls, chicken and fish skewers, veggies, noodles, etc. Those items come fresh from the kitchen seveal times a night, but you can still find something which is a bit cold and not too pleasant. Make sure you don't go too late in the evening, as the selection gets smaller and smaller, but also, if there is a specific item you want (more sushi, or dessert-fruits at the end of the meal) just ask for it, they will have it prepared and bring it to the table, included in the all-you-can-eat price.