TINYFISH - Zürich Bleicherweg

Sushi takeaway · Enge

TINYFISH - Zürich Bleicherweg

Sushi takeaway · Enge

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Bleicherweg 10, 8002 Zürich, Switzerland

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Tiny Fish serves fresh, natural sushi rolls and boxes daily, inviting you to grab a tasty takeaway for lunch with a friendly vibe and great prices.  

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Bleicherweg 10, 8002 Zürich, Switzerland Get directions

tinyfish.ch
@tinyfish.ch

CHF 10–20 · Menu

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Bleicherweg 10, 8002 Zürich, Switzerland Get directions

+41 78 422 74 51
tinyfish.ch
@tinyfish.ch

CHF 10–20 · Menu

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"The fried fish sandwich at Little Fish draws more attention than that PETA billboard on Sunset. Pause in front of this sidewalk cafe in Echo Park and you’ll hear the audible crunch of people biting into beer-battered sea bass filets on soft brioche buns, which is as good an advertisement as any if you’re standing in line around lunchtime. As great as the fancy Filet-O-Fish is here, though, don’t mistake Little Fish for a one-hit-wonder. The rest of the menu at this casual daytime spot reads like a mashup of a retro delicatessen and a fancy Nordic coffee shop, and there isn’t a dish we wouldn’t clear our morning plans for. Little Fish might be a neighborhood cafe at heart, but it approaches brunch with the same finesse Switzerland does watches. photo credit: Jessie Clapp photo credit: Jessie Clapp photo credit: Jessie Clapp photo credit: Jessie Clapp photo credit: Jessie Clapp Before they opened inside a boutique grocery market near Sunset and Echo Park Ave, Little Fish was a pop-up run by unemployed friends who sold a weekly rotation of fried seafood in their backyard. These days, Little Fish exists as a prototypical sceney cafe: expect a few rows of communal picnic tables full of off-duty sommeliers in Lemaire loafers, friends cackling over espresso tonics, and mullet-bearing parents buying fancy jam with $800 strollers in tow. The early morning hours are when Little Fish is at its best. Starting at 8am, you can walk up and order from a short list of breakfast dishes that are 50% seafood-related and 50% brunch classics that somehow taste even better than they look. A stunning whitefish tartine on a slab of Clark Street rye comes decorated with fried capers that shatter against your teeth, but we’re just as enamored with the sourdough toast spread with a generous amount of fancy butter and symmetrical curls of sweet-savory brown cheese. The best of all is the fish congee: a silky porridge dusted with chili crisp and packed with strips of soft-poached striped bass (the same fish used in the sandwich). photo credit: Jessie Clapp Not to sell lunch short, though. After 11am, Little Fish flips to a salad-and-sandwich-dominant menu that’s less seafood-centered, but still impressive. It’s also when you can order that famous fried fish sando, which is the star of the show in the afternoon. We also rarely leave without an order of crispy potatoes dusted with nori salt, or the ciabatta steak sandwich punched up with horseradish. If you manage to get here just before the menu changes from breakfast to lunch (10:30am or so), you’ve hit the daytime cafe lottery. Grab a light breakfast at the counter inside, then head out to the sidewalk tables for a second-act lunch, then walk off knowing you’ve just gotten a double dose of Echo Park’s most reliable serotonin hit, especially if the sun is out. Food Rundown photo credit: Jessie Clapp Brown Cheese Toast If you’ve never tried Norwegian brown cheese (a.k.a. brunost), think of it as a salty-sweet brown butter fudge. At Little Fish, it’s thinly shaved into gorgeous beige arches, which have a nutty, caramelized flavor that adds even more richness to salted butter underneath. Start your breakfast here. photo credit: Jessie Clapp Fish Congee As long as you order before 11am, this porridge is the best thing to eat at Little Fish. As you mix the ingredients, the tender chunks of fish, chili crisp, scallions, and soft-boiled egg merge into a warm, soothing one-bowl symphony with a pleasant kick of heat. We wouldn’t share it if a soup fairy promised us three wishes. photo credit: Jessie Clapp Smoked Whitefish Tartine If you’re drawn to this creamy whitefish salad studded with fried capers and spread over Clark Street rye, don’t hesitate. You can finish it in four bites, and every one tastes like a kiss from a smoked fish wearing lemon and olive oil lipstick. They sometimes offer a similar tartine with cured trout and mustard seeds, but we like this one best. photo credit: Jessie Clapp Cottage Cheese Pancakes You might not think to get the short stack at a place called Little Fish, but ordering these to share with the table is a power move. The pancakes are slightly savory with a subtle richness, but what makes them special are the dollops of cherry jam and sour cream on top, which pushes things to not-too-sweet dessert territory. photo credit: Jessie Clapp Fried Fish Sandwich As Urkel to “Did I do that?” or Paris Hilton to “That’s hot,” this fish sandwich is the metaphorical catchphrase of Little Fish, and for good reason. It's the golden brown Filet-O-Fish you were promised in TV commercials, complete with tangy Japanese-style mayo and briny pickles. They start serving it after 11am which, not coincidentally, is when the line to order starts to fill up. photo credit: Jessie Clapp Crispy Nori Potatoes Crispy fried potatoes tossed in nori salt and served with a side of creamy garlic aioli—a can’t lose side. Not that you need an excuse to order these, but they go particularly well with any of the sandwiches on the menu." - Nikko Duren

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Emilia aaa (Emiliaaaa)

Google
Amazing sushi for a great price! Just i would prefer it if there where some tables to sit and it wasn’t just take away

Antonio

Google
Good sushi at fair prices which is not always the case in Zurich (the fair prices part). Unfortunately they don’t have that many vegan options so, as vegan, I am quite limited in my choice, but those that they have are good. Good place for a takeaway lunch.

Hossein Babashah

Google
Tiny fish is one of the best sushi restaurant that I have tried. The staff are really nice, friendly, and able to speak English. You can simply order the food in person or online so there will be zero wait time for getting the food. The package is very good. The salmon is very fresh and nicely wrapped. I do recommend to try this restaurant even if you are not a sushi fan. The soya sauce is normal like other which I believe can be improved to be real the best of the best sushi in zurich. The pricing is also very reasonable. P.S: they have vegetarian options too.

Cretu Andreea

Google
Absolutely amazing experience with Tiny Fish! I cannot express how grateful I am for their exceptional service and delicious sushi. I had a last-minute meeting at work and needed sushi pronto. Despite my mistake in ordering, Mark and the team went above and beyond to accommodate my request. Not only did they cancel and reprocess my order on the same day, but they also ensured the sushi was fresh and of top-notch quality. The communication was excellent, and Mark's dedication to customer satisfaction was evident throughout. Everyone at the meeting couldn't stop raving about how tasty the sushi was. Tiny Fish has won me over with their outstanding service and fantastic food. I'll definitely be a loyal customer from now on. Huge thanks to the Tiny Fish team! 🍣❤️

Anh Pham

Google
Very nice sushi, good prices for Zurich, take-out only, very fast serving

Aleksandra

Google
I am so impressed with this place! Loved the veg ones - cucumber and chickpeas. Hummus, cucumber and chive combo was delicious and such a surprise.

Elsa Smith

Google
excellent quality, amazing price especially for Switzerland. Great amount of vegan and vegetarian options. very quick and friendly service, spoke perfect English too! would recommend to everyone and I want to go back already! would travel back to Switzerland just for it!! :)

Arthur A

Google
Amazing quality of sushi for a decent price in Zurich. Location is very convenient for take away in a near office and service is super quick. Package is lovely and super easy to carry around. Would recommend all products they have.