Sala of Tokyo

An unforgettable experience where simplicity meets perfection. The ambiance is modest, but the quality of the fish speaks volumes. I can confidently say this is one of the best sushi places in the world. It’s an investment, but the value you get in taste and freshness is undeniable

Overall good with some special food such as lobster and caviar but somehow the overall experience is not at the level you expect from the price you pay and reference from Michelin. Food taste and quality is not consistent. Some dish are excellent some other plain. It feels like you can eat as good in other restaurant where you pay half the price.

First of all, it’s Swiss prices. Once you get past that, Sala serves good sushi - sake, maguro, amaebi, nothing adventurous - good unagi, and might be the only shabu in town. I prefer their service over Bimi, if we have to compare.

I got the Sala No Omakase, certain pieces out of the 21 are low quality or cheap cuts. Only 7-8 are really good. So overall it's a bit too pricey but good quality sushi.

📝 I tried this restaurant with a friend and can really recommend it to anyone for its great food and good service: if you want to have a taste of Japan, here's your place. 🍴 We ordered assorted sashimi, unagi and ebi tempura: all was excellent. They have a very good and varied menu, next time I will try sukiyaki which you don't find very often on Zurich! 📍 Only two minutes away from the HB central station, it can be easily reached from anyone in Zurich.

Amazing meal - we had the set menu and it was (for Zurich standards) great value for money. Friend who was recently in Japan was very impressed. Everything was fresh and delicious.

My best japanese food experience all over Europe since 1998. The quality of their dishes, the quality of ingredients, their experience are definitely fantastic.

We went here for our anniversary dinner and took the Kaiseki menu (tasting menu). The whole experience was a mixed bag: - some dishes were really tasty, like the tuna and butterfish sashimi, the egg and the okra tempura, the wagyu dipped in shabushabu broth and the eel Nigri - others were disappointing, the shrimp for the tempura was clearly not fresh, the tuna maki disappointing, and the fried soy rice with lobster too oily. - the rest was ok, but nothing too exciting Most disappointing was the rice. Rice stands as the foundation of many japanese dishes and honestly the one served here was sub par. All in all this could be an ok Japanese restaurant especially considering the general low quality of japanese cuisine in Switzerland. However due to the high price and honestly mediocre service I'd advise to steer clear.

Probably one of the more authentic Japanese restaurants in Zurich. If you are looking for loads of fancy rolls, probably not your place (although I love those too) but if you look for Japanese style sushi, this is the place to go. I mainly have experience with their delivery food as we are in the middle of the COVID19 pandemic and all dine-in options have been closed for quite a while. Their sashimi platter is great, it contains more than your regular salmon and tuna slices: it has a good variation and foremost it is fresh. This might be a small detail, but they use real shiso leaves, not the plastic thingies that you get at other places. This is my go to place for good quality Japanese style sushi and sashimi.

This is very yummy food, prefer the old restaurant more. Staff is very kind but very stressed. It took 1.5 hours for our food to come very frustrating. But definitely worth it if you want yummy food and have a long time.

too expensive and quality is very bad. when previous Japanese owner was there, it was very quality japanese restaurant. now owner changed seems white man who really irritated, you can see the way he talks to his workers. quality went down. Sashimi is cut very thin. Shushi rice become bigger.