"Sushi" Street Food Restaurants in Cologne
The ITO’s little sister is lively and has tight seating. Shimastyle stands for creative fusion cuisine rather than ritualistic preparation: sushi without mainstream mayo, and top-quality ingredients. Highlights: truffle-infused onsen egg, Wagyu gyoza, and the sashimi dishes. Or go for the full dinner experience!
A quality-focused restaurant serving both traditional and modern Japanese-Korean cuisine. Playing with contrasts is part of the experience here: sashimi purism meets the ambition of specialty rolls, crunchy shrimp tempura meets tender kimchi tofu, and deep-fried maki meets the precision of nigiri.
Miyu translates to “beautiful evening”—and that’s exactly what you’ll experience at this stylish Asian fusion and sushi restaurant. The menu features carefully selected fish and meat of the highest quality. In addition to rice rolls, salads, and gyoza, the Wagyu tartare and udon noodles are particularly good.
The second Takumi location in the Belgian Quarter specializes in Japanese noodle soups made with chicken or vegetable broth, plus a wide variety of toppings and options. Choose from miso, shoyu, and shio—just try them all. A favorite: the “Creamy White Vegan Tan Tan Men.”
Vietnamese street food meets unconventional sushi—which used to be strictly plant-based but now also includes seafood, meat, and fish. Vegans will still find plenty to enjoy, especially with the special rolls, such as those with sweet potato spirals and vegetable tempura.
A classic among Japanese artisanal restaurants, where the food is still cooked, rolled, and presented just as it was from the very beginning. No frills, no fuss—just a focus on the essentials—and quality. This is evident above all in the small, subtle nuances.
A sushi and fusion restaurant near Rudolfplatz serving solid to good raw fish and rice bites—wide selection, upscale prices, and beautifully presented. When the weather is nice, you can enjoy a meal al fresco in the quiet backyard. The service could be a bit more attentive, though.
It doesn't always have to be fancy! For many years now, this place has been all about Japanese cuisine in its timeless, unpretentious, and minimalist form. The bento boxes are especially popular. But the udon noodles, gyoza, and sushi—prepared in the classic style—are also delicious. The beer is from Kirin.
An Asian fusion restaurant in southern Cologne with slightly kitschy, folkloric decor—certainly a matter of taste. The menu offers a wide variety of options: sushi, crispy rolls, and special rolls, as well as various hot dishes such as tuna steak, shrimp tempura, and chicken curry.