Sandaime

Carmen

I was looking for a good Japanese foods in Eastwood town and I came across this one.. Worthwhile! aside from the Sushi,. I believe they need to focus on it... Needless to say it's unfair to evaluate it from Dining places in Tokyo but it's great..Sushi is above normal however the rest is okay. and the area is beautiful...I'll certainly eat here again.

Novarinna

It was out first-time to consume here - so no anticipations at all. From the surface, it appeared like a higher end Japanese eating place with top quality prices aswell but to your surprise, many products on the menus were affordable. The menus isextensive but affordable for the grade of food. The support is excellent. We had been seated prompty (12 pax, Sunday evening) since it was a little early for supper and only about three or four 4 tables had been occupied at that time. The ambience had been excellent - japanese lanterns woth yellowish slightly dim lighting that soften the surroundings but bright enough so that you can appreciate the food. It took some time for the foods to arrive, I believe on the subject of 15-20 mins. No "free" bread/appetizers received therefore we noticed the wait around. However when once food arrived, the other orders shortly followed. Before we understood it, our entire desk was full of meals and the servers had been continuously adjusting the plates to accomodate the brand new dishes. Foods were served on durable porcelain/rock plates with good display. Our household is not really keen on sushi/sashimi but We ordered Ebiko sushi and unagi sushi. Positive thing they market these by the item! Both tasted refreshing, no fishy/malansa flavor. We ordered about 8 forms of dishes, no beverages, zero desserts and paid approximately 500-600 per individual (3 were senior). We were pleased with our encounter here. I will get back to this cafe easily crave for Japanese meals.

Robyn Mae Anniel Suva

Invited to lunch as of this place, so when a Japanese cafe there have been many options, that i like. Cost range between 220 -450 per dish, with a good variety of beverages to choose from. The rolls were a little difficult to take care of - rice wasnot consistent in high quality rather than rolled firm more than enough. They broke apart occasionally once you picked them up. Earning dishes - Uni Sushi (just like the ocean exploded in the mouth area), Sandaime Roll (salmon plus mango always an excellent combo), crispy tuna maki (balanced tastes), scallops, cheese roll (great smoke upon the torched cheese) plus tofu steak. Miss the overpriced edamame and the Onigiri and yakisoba - I've had better somewhere else. Worth a visit occasionally.