Ajiyoshi - Brussel Centrum

The best sushi in brussels in authentic-complete frame. Always a lot of japs visiting, this can only be good.

I'm a habit of this restaurant I've been doing for years with always as much fun. I know I'll never be expected! ajiyoshi is a qualit gage. I love everything in this restaurant: empty food) both visual and gustative, the cozy and traditional setting (we would almost believe in the japon. the atmosphere, the head and the server note that it is no longer the mm server for a short time; it is a good Japanese trs that is well dug in French and English: . the price is not good but it is totally justified both not the quality of the dishes (count euros for a full meal; the menus are offered, the most expensive is in euros, and it is frankly a good price that you want to spend a good time? Don't hesitate, the ajiyoshi is for you! but don't forget to book because this restaurant is always crowded and has its small Japanese clientele:

This Japanese restaurant is probably my favorite in town. It has an unpredictable, cozy atmosphere that reminds me of the narrow alleys around Shinjuku station and Kabukicho in Tokyo. The food is authentic Japanese, similar to what you would find in traditional Riori-ya and izakaya shops in Japan. The team of Belgian and Japanese staff members ensures great service and delicious food. I enjoyed dishes like magurodon, tsukemono, edamame, kimchi, and cold sake. The prices were reasonable, and the overall experience felt like a taste of Tokyo. While the restaurant may not be the most trendy or easily accessible, it is a great choice for those looking for a culinary adventure. Make sure to book a reservation in advance, as the restaurant can fill up quickly.

For a few months, I wanted to go through the door of this little Japanese restaurant. It was a very good surprise. At noon, you will have a choice of four menus. I chose the maguro don, delicious tuna pieces marinated on a bed of rice. accompanied by a miso, a salad and a tea.

An excellent little restaurant! small, very small, with more than rudimentary decoration but where you eat delicious traditional, fresh and melting Japanese cuisines. The boss (and cook) may seem special: he will not open a few minutes earlier and close his kitchen at the scheduled time, but his kitchen is so refined that it would be a shame not to comply with his schedules.