Tatami - Santander

Comida al nivel de muchos otros restaurantes japoneses cuyos precios son más caros. Relativamente rápido. Fresco The food level is similar to other restaurants... read more Comida al nivel de muchos otros restaurantes japoneses cuyos precios son más caros. Relativamente rápido. Fresco The food level is similar to other restaurants which are more expensive. Relatively fast service. Fresh.

Nice restaurant and good food, but Stuff Not motivated and not very nice ore bored, you don’t feel welcome read more Nice restaurant and good food, but Stuff Not motivated and not very nice ore bored, you don’t feel welcome

I like my sushi and this place was perfectly good, a lot better than I can get locally in Bristol, UK. The selection didn't have many different sort of fish on... read more I like my sushi and this place was perfectly good, a lot better than I can get locally in Bristol, UK. The selection didn't have many different sort of fish on it, but what they did have was good cuts of those fish. Very good eel nigiri. Place was fairly quiet when we went. Iw ouldnt make a special trip but if you want sushi and are on this side of Santander then go.

Enjoy delicious sushi in one of the most beautiful areas of Santander. And if you have the chance, try the tatami experience! Pros: easy to find a parking spot. read more Enjoy delicious sushi in one of the most beautiful areas of Santander. And if you have the chance, try the tatami experience! Pros: easy to find a parking spot.

We didn’t try the sushi/sashimi but the most basic household japanese dish was fusion. They are Chinese style and it might just be better to order chinese dishe... read more We didn’t try the sushi/sashimi but the most basic household japanese dish was fusion. They are Chinese style and it might just be better to order chinese dishes here. It’s partially our fault for not reading the fine print underneath the food titles but the udon (noodles in soup) is udon noodles stirfried like chow mein. And the yakisoba (stirfry ramen noodles) were made with glass noodles in chinese sauce. Anyways... it’s not authentic Japanese but very popular with the locals for sushi platters.