Enjoy a delicious Asian buffet featuring authentic Chinese cuisine and fresh sushi. Perfect for families, friends, and food lovers, our restaurant offers a wide variety of flavors in a warm and welcoming setting. Visit us for an unforgettable dining experience!
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Address: R. Diário dos Açores 20, 9500-178 Ponta Delgada, Portugal
Phone: +351 296 710 346
Website: https://restaurantesuki.com/menu/
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Restaurante Suki is a restaurant in Ponta Delgada, offering quality dining experiences. It holds a 4.2 rating based on 407 reviews.
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R S
It was nice experience to try sushi there, but I can’t tell it was the best sushi in my life. The presentation of the plates was beautiful!
… morePuck0429
Wow, what an experience! The sushi was super tasty, and that for less than €20 pp. We were there at the start of the evening, and the staff was so friendly and quick. We even got our sushi on a cute boat! When it got busier, we were a little bit forgotten. Fortunately we had enough to talk about, and a mountain of food to chew on. The restaurant is very pretty, although our table was wobbly. We highly recommend the dragon roll, the egg rolls with shrimp and salmon, and gambas Tamaki.
We returned the next day for lunch, and the service was even better. We got a sushi boat twice, and the staff even made small talk with us about our trip and made a picture of us (unprompted). Huge compliments to them!
… moreWe returned the next day for lunch, and the service was even better. We got a sushi boat twice, and the staff even made small talk with us about our trip and made a picture of us (unprompted). Huge compliments to them!
Manuela Borak
such a good place for all you can eat sushi/asian food. we went two times during our trip because we loved it that much! definitely recommend it
… moreDennis Tasch
Suki Restaurante has Great Food, loved their Sushi, Wonton Soup, Shrimp & Noodles and Sweet and Sour Chicken was delicious Can’t wait to go back.
… morePaulina
This is huge restaurant with many people working and super engaged in their work, friendly and quickly attending guests. We had spoke a bit with waiter from Nepal, he made us feel very welcomed. Sushi was good value for money and you can eat a lot of it. I would prefer a bit less sauces on sushi, but overall it is good option for dinner.
… moreMonica Teuma
Amazing sushi !!! So fresh. Incredible fish + nice staff and good service. Highly I repeat highly recommend.
… moreKaro Pacheco Alvarez
Amazing food, great options and quality. Highly recommended!!
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Hayley
This is a fantastic place to get very reasonably priced and delicious sushi! The restaurant is very tastefully decorated and modern and spotless. The salmon sashimi and the tuna sashimi were melt in the mouth and all the rolls and other sushi we tried were very good! Our server Aashish was super friendly and helpful and brought us wasabi and ginger to go with the Kikkoman soy sauce at our request. We also really enjoyed the Hong Kong ‘dim sum’ available on the evening buffet – the shrimp dumplings were exceptional! Other highlights were the Chinese fried rice noodles with chicken and the garlic shrimp on a sizzling iron plate.
… moreNicolas Vargas
Wish we would have found this place earlier. Delicious fresh sushi we went 2 nights in a row and loved it so much. The prices are great and everything in the menu is delicious. If you love fresh sushi and Asian food don’t think twice to go! The service was amazing as well. Try their ice cream cakes for dessert.
… moreFat Maggot
So, we chose this restaurant based on the glowing reviews. Just realize that when you are in the Azores, you are a captive audience on an island that caters to people who have no idea what Japanese, Chinese, nor “Asian” food is supposed to taste or look like, despite the existence of the internet for decades. Unfortunately, I’m very well traveled, “Asian,” and from Southern California, so I have had a lot of “Asian” food, particularly Japanese and Chinese (and fusions of all of them). I was not the target audience for this restaurant, nor is the typical person who has been exposed to “Asian” food the target audience. The target audience is someone who has never interacted with Asians outside of a restaurant like this. I am laughing as I write this….
First off, this restaurant is obviously owned by Chinese as Chinese food is the main focus despite most people coming here for the sushi. The Chinese food offered is fairly typical of most Chinese take out joints, but at Azorean prices for a sit down restaurant. I won’t comment on the Chinese food because we didn’t order it as we mainly wanted to get sushi, since Azores is known for its fresh seafood.
First off, we should have walked out as soon as we noticed there were rubber bands present on the ends of the chopsticks, since the assumption was that no one walking into this restaurant would know how to use chopsticks. Let’s just say that anyone who actually knows anything about Asian food should already be an expert at using chopsticks since Asians that serve authentic “Asian” food are not going to cater to people who have no idea how to eat with chopsticks. Just like they don’t offer chopsticks to Asian clientele in “Western” restaurants.
We ordered two a la carte courses to gauge the place – one tuna tartare (not seared), and one salmon nigiri. We didn’t want salmon nigiri, we just had no choice because the only fish they had that day was tuna and salmon. Nothing else. No sea bream, which was the only other non-shrimp option. Salmon isn’t even an Azorean product. The salmon was very fresh and sliced very thin (it’s an all you can eat place so they are gonna skimp – but you would think they would make it a bit thicker for a la carte orders). There was not a trace of wasabi under the fish, as is customary. So we asked for wasabi and ginger which was given to us promptly. They seemed surprised that we were asking for it, again, not a good sign. The tuna tartare was alright presentation-wise but the tuna had gone a bit off a bit and there was a distinct fishy taste that should not be present in super fresh raw fish. We stopped ordering and finished our beers.
They were somewhat shocked when we asked for the check. I felt kind of bad, but I wasn’t going to order any more food from this place. We went down the street to a fusion cuisine restaurant and had a much better experience eating “fusion” food that was not trying to be “Western” nor “Asian.”
The service was top notch. It was just that the food that was not genuine nor particularly good. My expectations were low to begin with, but I was still disappointed because the reviews were completely discordant with my already dampened expectations.
… moreFirst off, this restaurant is obviously owned by Chinese as Chinese food is the main focus despite most people coming here for the sushi. The Chinese food offered is fairly typical of most Chinese take out joints, but at Azorean prices for a sit down restaurant. I won’t comment on the Chinese food because we didn’t order it as we mainly wanted to get sushi, since Azores is known for its fresh seafood.
First off, we should have walked out as soon as we noticed there were rubber bands present on the ends of the chopsticks, since the assumption was that no one walking into this restaurant would know how to use chopsticks. Let’s just say that anyone who actually knows anything about Asian food should already be an expert at using chopsticks since Asians that serve authentic “Asian” food are not going to cater to people who have no idea how to eat with chopsticks. Just like they don’t offer chopsticks to Asian clientele in “Western” restaurants.
We ordered two a la carte courses to gauge the place – one tuna tartare (not seared), and one salmon nigiri. We didn’t want salmon nigiri, we just had no choice because the only fish they had that day was tuna and salmon. Nothing else. No sea bream, which was the only other non-shrimp option. Salmon isn’t even an Azorean product. The salmon was very fresh and sliced very thin (it’s an all you can eat place so they are gonna skimp – but you would think they would make it a bit thicker for a la carte orders). There was not a trace of wasabi under the fish, as is customary. So we asked for wasabi and ginger which was given to us promptly. They seemed surprised that we were asking for it, again, not a good sign. The tuna tartare was alright presentation-wise but the tuna had gone a bit off a bit and there was a distinct fishy taste that should not be present in super fresh raw fish. We stopped ordering and finished our beers.
They were somewhat shocked when we asked for the check. I felt kind of bad, but I wasn’t going to order any more food from this place. We went down the street to a fusion cuisine restaurant and had a much better experience eating “fusion” food that was not trying to be “Western” nor “Asian.”
The service was top notch. It was just that the food that was not genuine nor particularly good. My expectations were low to begin with, but I was still disappointed because the reviews were completely discordant with my already dampened expectations.