Moriki baden-baden

Stylish, modern setting within the Roomers Hotel. The staff was friendly, but at times noticeably inattentive — empty glasses at the table were overlooked several times despite staff passing by. What we really did not like was the extremely long waiting time. Even though we arrived early to a nearly empty restaurant, we spent almost two hours in total. We waited 45 minutes just for simple starters, such as edamame. The main courses also took forever, despite repeated follow-ups. Even drinks regularly took an unusually long time to arrive. The food quality itself was good, including the preparation of the duck, though flavor-wise it lacked a bit of finesse for my personal taste. To their credit, the team apologized afterward and compensated us partially on drinks.

It’s the same place for breakfast, so the dining room and outdoor seating were pleasant. The music was a bit loud, but it was okay. The staff was friendly and the service was quick, so we didn’t have to wait long for our food. Now, the taste was a bit of a letdown. I could only say that I might not be a fan of Asian Fusion cuisine. It was just okay. We did go back twice because it was too hot to go outside.

Food was .. .. phenomenal. (Not sure if you can swear in a review.) Best hamachi and unagi within 1000 miles. I still dont know if fois gras belongs in maki but damn I appreciate trying it. "Fancy" dining sushi frequently fails at toro or akami but the the toro here was fantastic. Price was high, but also good value. Most will know what I mean. Chef's choice looked like really good value if you're at the bar, adventurous, or on a tight budget. Many compliments and thanks to the chef. I'm a little upset this place is so hard to get to from my usual routes, but it was definitely good enough to schedule future trips around. Also good crowd to just watch, figure out what to go shopping for tomorrow. Dropping one star because we couldn't get the drinks and food synced up. Frequently had drinks but no food, then food but nothing to drink, with a long wait for refill. Should be better. Also hot sake should be hot. But they got it right on the third try. If you are not an alcoholic or service snob this shouldn't turn you away.

The interior and atmosphere are very nice. We had lunch here because it’s located downstairs from our hotel and was recommended on the Michelin website. Unfortunately, the food was disappointing. The flavors were quite average, and the menu didn’t offer anything particularly interesting. It mainly features standard Japanese fusion dishes that you can find in many other restaurants. For the price, we definitely expected something more special and memorable.

Good restaurant with fresh fish and quality rolls. We didn't book a table on saturday night but found a seat at the cozy bar. It's good when the customer is at the head of the service, but this is not about this place. The restaurant is very stylish and cool and the staff enjoy it and the customer is just an addition to the furniture. But give it a try.

Amazing, good looking and aromatic food. The waiter had patience and took his time to recommend items out of broad food selection. Also good list of foreign drinks (Italian beer for example) and sake selection. Would recommend in a heartbeat!!!

A somewhat renowned restaurant located in Baden-Baden, Germany. Known for its sophisticated blend of Asian cuisine with contemporary twists, Moriki offers a diverse menu that includes sushi, sashimi, and other Japanese-inspired dishes, as well as pan-Asian specialties. The restaurant is known for its high-quality ingredients, high cost prices, meticulous presentation, and innovative culinary techniques. Situated within the stylish Roomers Hotel, Moriki provides an elegant and modern dining atmosphere, with an interior design that complements its cosmopolitan menu. The setting is both chic and relaxed, making it suitable for various occasions, from casual meals to special celebrations. Moriki's menu features a wide array of dishes, ranging from traditional favorites to creative new interpretations. Signature items often include fresh seafood, expertly crafted sushi rolls, and flavorful Asian fusion dishes. The restaurant also offers a selection of fine wines, sake, and cocktails to enhance the dining experience. Overall, Moriki in Baden-Baden is a destination for those seeking a sophisticated culinary experience that blends the best of Asian flavors with contemporary dining in a luxurious setting.

I had an amazing dining experience. Located within the stylish Roomers Hotel, the restaurant’s setting is perfect, combining a chic atmosphere with a modern Japanese menu. The sushi was fresh, expertly crafted, and beautifully presented. The staff were attentive and knowledgeable.!

The food was amazing and my waiter/bar tender was phenomenal! It was a solo trip for me during my birthday weekend and I wanted a chill vibe, Moriki is super chill.

I really, really miss proper sushi. This is suppose to be a "higher end" restaurant, and I was so excited to finally have some good sushi again. But the sashimi platter for 28€ ($33) looked and tasted like the #safeway pre-packed sushi. Total came out to 75€ (~$85) + tip. For what you see on the photos. Which is on the higher end for German standards. (For that quality probably even high for #californian ) Anyway, I liked that this place had valet, very nice service & free candy. What I would recommend is to not order the sashimi and just get rolls instead. I would give 2 stars, but because of the nice service I give an extra star. IG @livatravel

I ate here twice while staying at the Roomers Hotel, and highly recommend. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, the ambiance is really fun and hip, and the food was really quite good. The first night I had the omakase for one, and everything was really, really good. The nigiri and sashimi were delicate and fresh, and the special rolls had not only a ton of flavor, but really interesting textures (some crunch involved). That and some warm sake (fine, and a Japanese whiskey) made for an excellent meal. The second time I had gyoza and some hamachi crudo to start, and then a spicy tuna roll. The gyoza were good but not great, but presented in a really unique way with some fried panko, I think connecting all the dumplings. The hamachi was excellent and I really enjoyed the roll as well. It isn't an especially quiet place, with the clubby music going on, but if you're looking for some really good Japanese food in a fun atmosphere and are staying in the area, definitely give it a try!

This restaurant was conveniently located inside of the Roomers Autograph Collection hotel that I've stayed at a couple of times while visiting Baden-Baden. The restaurant is very clean and modern. I moved to Germany from Hawaii a little over a year ago haven't been able to satisfy my sushi craving...until now! I've dined here a few times over the last month and the sushi and sashimi was soooo good!! The only dish I didn't care for was the agedashi tofu...it was different from the ones I'm used to in Hawaii and Japan. I'd say that the prices are good for what you get. I'll definitely dine here again!

Definitely recommend the shiitake mushroom soup for a starter. Sushi was of the highest quality.