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Creative sushi & maki delivered to the table on tiny boats in a cozy space with an arched ceiling.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–10 PM |
| Thursday | 4–10 PM |
| Friday | 4–11 PM |
| Saturday | 4–11 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Jeanne-Mammen-Bogen 584, 10623 Berlin, Germany
Phone: +49 30 3132282
Website: http://sachikosushi.com/
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Reservations: sachikosushi.com
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Reviews
Xavier F. Gouchet
It is one of the best sushi restaurant I’ve ever been in. Each plate is delicious, and the chefs also improvise their own creation on the spot which can lead to things but even in the menu.
I only gave it 5 stars because I can’t give more!
… moreI only gave it 5 stars because I can’t give more!
Rebecca Sharkey
The most delicious sushi in Berlin. It’s a sushi train & you pick what you want. You watch the chefs prepare it in front of you. Its really good value, we had maybe 8 plates and it was €65 (including drinks). Lovely waiter and the chefs were friendly. No complaints!
… moreYvette Wrigley
There are these rare moments when eating really good sushi, when you make all those sounds like mmh and and put aside your chopsticks to really enjoy sushi the way it was meant to be eaten with your hands. The starters we had were also very delicious. And please don’t forget to ask for your favourites, ours were spicy tuna and eel and our sushi chef enjoyed putting together amazing creations which we promptly gobbled up
… moreElena Samokhina
Amazing place! The sushi are incredibly delicious and fresh. Everything is cooked and served in front of you and the boat setup is so fun. Elegant atmosphere here is ideal for a pleasant evening.
… moreAlessia Gaspodini
Tilman was so kind!! A lovely evening and for sure the best sushi of berlin! Highly recommended ;))
… moreJohn C
My wife and I have been coming here regularly for years, and will start by saying the food is amazing, and the staff here have been nothing but lovely every time we have been.
The problems we have are a mixture of the organisation of the place, and the general vibe. Rather than criticise too harshly, I will explain with suggestions;
1. The main draw is that it is a conveyor belt sushi restaurant, however they also let people order. However this means, as it starts to get busy, there are frequently times where one or both chefs are working on individual orders and the belt is ignored for a long time. Last time we were there, in 25 minutes, 2 rolls were added to the belt (aside from “starters”), which were all taken immediately. I understand in Japan ordering is also allowed, but they typically have a ton of chefs and are super efficient with this.
Maybe only allow ordering if the restaurant is not busy? Or if the belt is somewhat full? Or only one roll every x minutes? We had multiple people last time sit down and immediately order a ton of food with the belt empty, so we just left. I understand we can order too, but we didn’t come to a restaurant like this to order sushi, it defeats the intention.
2. The other problem can be the vibe sometimes. This is a semi-expensive and upmarket restaurant, but many times on Friday or Saturday night there are a lot of very young children (younger than 10) seated around the conveyor belt. Many times, noisy, touching all the boats, coughing on things, without their parents doing anything. Its very unappealing given the way food is served and the mood of the place. I am not saying children should be banned, but perhaps having an age limit at the counter (and families can sit together at the tables since from experience they order mostly for the kids anyway), or not allowing it after a certain time would work?
In summary, if the belt is being supplied and the restaurant has a “peaceful” vibe, its one of my favourite places to eat in Berlin. However its a coinflip what you will get, and after a few experiences now where I have left hungry, and/or frustrated, in a place where a bill for two with drinks will easily run €100+, I dont think I will go back and instead will choose to eat somewhere where my evenings enjoyment isn’t dependant on specific random factors.
… moreThe problems we have are a mixture of the organisation of the place, and the general vibe. Rather than criticise too harshly, I will explain with suggestions;
1. The main draw is that it is a conveyor belt sushi restaurant, however they also let people order. However this means, as it starts to get busy, there are frequently times where one or both chefs are working on individual orders and the belt is ignored for a long time. Last time we were there, in 25 minutes, 2 rolls were added to the belt (aside from “starters”), which were all taken immediately. I understand in Japan ordering is also allowed, but they typically have a ton of chefs and are super efficient with this.
Maybe only allow ordering if the restaurant is not busy? Or if the belt is somewhat full? Or only one roll every x minutes? We had multiple people last time sit down and immediately order a ton of food with the belt empty, so we just left. I understand we can order too, but we didn’t come to a restaurant like this to order sushi, it defeats the intention.
2. The other problem can be the vibe sometimes. This is a semi-expensive and upmarket restaurant, but many times on Friday or Saturday night there are a lot of very young children (younger than 10) seated around the conveyor belt. Many times, noisy, touching all the boats, coughing on things, without their parents doing anything. Its very unappealing given the way food is served and the mood of the place. I am not saying children should be banned, but perhaps having an age limit at the counter (and families can sit together at the tables since from experience they order mostly for the kids anyway), or not allowing it after a certain time would work?
In summary, if the belt is being supplied and the restaurant has a “peaceful” vibe, its one of my favourite places to eat in Berlin. However its a coinflip what you will get, and after a few experiences now where I have left hungry, and/or frustrated, in a place where a bill for two with drinks will easily run €100+, I dont think I will go back and instead will choose to eat somewhere where my evenings enjoyment isn’t dependant on specific random factors.
Torsten Voigt
Absolutely delicious sushi, nicely prepared and in fun variations. It’s also very neat that you can sit at the bar and watch the chefs prepare the sushi. If only the chefs were a bit more friendly and chatty…
… moreShomari Francis
My favorite restaurant. They have a boat raft that goes around and serves you… Great place to take your special people. The sushi is amazing.
… moreD. B.
We were trying to visit them on sundays sushi class. Not yet
But we tried wonderful sushi first for takeaway and next day inside.
Boats are great despite we took a table and made an order based on menu but not on a chef’s fantasy.
Really great. Fresh and tasty. Not so cozy looking, but if you wanna eat one of the greatest sushi in Berlin, no matter how it looks.
… moreBut we tried wonderful sushi first for takeaway and next day inside.
Boats are great despite we took a table and made an order based on menu but not on a chef’s fantasy.
Really great. Fresh and tasty. Not so cozy looking, but if you wanna eat one of the greatest sushi in Berlin, no matter how it looks.
Oleg Barinov
Fantastic experience! the chiefs create sushi and rolls right in front of your eyes and it’s really spectacular! the quality of the food is wonderful! I can say honestly according to my experience – the best in Berlin!
only one problem – prices are quite expensive for the amount and you have to wait while chiefs prepare sushi for you..
… moreonly one problem – prices are quite expensive for the amount and you have to wait while chiefs prepare sushi for you..