Tokalli - München

Seafood used for sashimi was not fresh; sushi looked messy (no idea why there were heaps of parsil next to it), and tasted mostly of mayonnaise, and tempura was fried in old oil. Friendly waitress but food made us shudder!

The restaurant offer typical Japanese food. We ate Sushi and fried chicken all the time and we enjoyed it. It requires reservation.

Simply go there and it. It's a reasonable place with fantastic food and a delicious Mido Soup. The Interieur is nicer than the exterior don't let yourself fool you.

1st - make reservation (place is small and there is almost no chance to get a table without reservation)2nd - try soup (personally I don't like soups but I was "forced" to try it and it was worth it)3rd - we ate a lot.. around two hours. all portions are small (consider this when ordering). so if you are really hungry there is no problem to spent 50eur per person and still wont be full4th - try Japanese beer :)5th - service is slow but when food comes its not important

If you fancy real Japanese food, that's the place to go, just look at the customers eating there...more than 50% is probably japanese which is a good sign if you want authentic food.Now make sure to reserve as it fills up very quickly...and be curious on Japanese food before getting there as you can easily get lost among all the meals proposed