eat'SUSHI Rennes

The best part of our lunch was the can of Pepsi Max. Let me explain. My son wanted sushi for lunch, and this was near the train station. We saw that it only had 2.5 stars but decided to tempt fate anyway. What a mistake! You couldn’t see behind the counter how the food was being prepared. I ordered wakame, only thereafter to see an employee carry a large bag of frozen wakame from the “kitchen” to the preparation area at the front. (I write “kitchen” because there were no cooks in there — only rice cookers and lots of cooked rice stored at room temperature in clear plastic containers. Nothing seemed to be cooked on location. Instead we heard microwaves running almost nonstop. My son’s miso soup had definitely been microwaved based on the way the heat felt on the Pyrex bowl. Our yakitori had definitely been nuked because it was so dried out from the microwaving — plus it tasted disgusting. Our salmon sushi had clearly been frozen and then just thawed out, based on the color and the way the salmon adhered to the rice. We did make a pit stop before leaving, and the loo had mold growing in it. Don’t tempt fate by spending 35€ for lunch like we did. Just go to the grocery store and buy the 2€ Pepsi Max directly. You’ll be much better off!

My wife and I wanted to eat sushi, it was next to our hotel and there was rain. It looked nice, so we just got inside... Not bad at all! Actually, we visited it again next evening! The restaurant is modern with a nice decoration and a dozen small tables. The waitresses are polite and can speak English, but are a bit too busy with delivery orders additional to the restaurant clients. The menu (only in French are quite interesting: we had ordered some green and yellow rolls which were all delicious! I cannot say the same about the wine though. The 1st time we had ordered white wine which was not good nor chilled. The 2nd time we ordered rose wine which was average. The cost was about €55 each time (2 persons with a small bottle of wine which is ok for France. I recommend this place but without wine. :

We ordered 28 euros of sushi after a long day and it took nearly two hours and two phone calls to get our delivery. They are only down the road as we live cntral (10 mins walk) and when the delivery got to us he had been told to do it last because the manager had told to deliver to other people because they were all running late. Poor management, quality was okay but will not be using again.

We ate in this restaurant because we wanted to eat Japanese. and the place seems clean to us. We waited a bit before we were served. All in all, it was pretty good. We ordered the ramen and katsudon. and makis. The pieces were cut a little too thick for me. but the fish was fresh. But katsudon is not at all seasoned for me. The vegetables were fades. But it's still good. a little expensive but good anyway. You have to test. very convenient being close to the station, however perhaps a little waiting in case we are in a hurry.

I'm used to regularly order in this establishment. The makis in general are not bad and not excellent either but they eat. Often they are done in the fast and suddenly makis are badly done rice is not sticky enough and salmon is badly surround around rice for makis pink cheeseles pins gouda beef are pretty good when it is not too cooked. The makis are better when the lawyer is whispered. The soup mizo filled with algae a little bit econous. The sercice is fast enough about waiting. delivery in 45 min at home and take away 10 min near waiting price remains expensive and the quality is to improve. The products are fresh at last for the fish because I didn't get sick and I'm afraid at that level. You can eat there if you're passing through, but if you're looking for a real Japanese opted for another restaurant.