Japones Oishi Barcelona

This restaurant is very cheap for unlimited servings. Staff very nice although found it difficult to understand us being English. No matter we were able to order from the menu as it shows images of all the meals. Very quick service. Lovely meal and would visit again if in the vicinity.

We didn 't mean to eat Asian food in Barcelona, but decided to try something we are very familiar with. The big sign outside advertised €11.95 per person for a buffet, cheap! We popped in and found the staff friendly though they were Chinese, not Japanese. We confirmed with them several times that the buffet was indeed unlimited in servings and they said yes, pointing to the section (numbers 1 through 75) in the menu that the buffet price applied to. We tried several rounds of sashimi of salmon, tuna and what we think is a snapper, and all were fresh and good. For sushi, the rice tended to be more crumbly than sticky and had more vinegar than we were used to, but still tasted fine to us. The miso soup was on the watery side but the advantage is it wasn 't salty. The yakisoba was more Chinese fried noodles but otherwise was acceptable. The teriyaki chicken was crispy, though the sauce was not the same teriyaki we were accustomed to. We also tried their vegetables tempura, while the pieces could have done with more batter, they were again of acceptable standards. However, their warm sake didn 't quite pass my muster, though my spouse was less fussy. This was not included in the buffet price of course, but at €4.50, I could hardly expect more All in, €11.95 is such a reasonable price for the humble but filling buffet dinner we had, so I think again no one should expect top class Japanese cuisine at such rock bottom prices. Plus I realize that Asian food can acquire the local flavour of the city a particular restaurant is in, so I don 't mind for e.g. the teriyaki chicken tasting less teriyaki than I would expect. Tip- go for the buffet, as eating just 3 dishes or so from buffet items #1-75 in the menu would already exceed the buffet price.

Es un simple barrio japonés donde suelo ir una vez por semana, tienen un menú de 10€ donde puedes elegir 4 platos de aproximadamente 80. Es bastante correcto. No es un lugar al que iría especialmente a cenar en un solo día, pero como una opción más a los menús diarios que ofrecen en la zona, está bien. He visto algunas opiniones que se quejan del servicio, pero no creo que debamos tener en cuenta pequeños malentendidos de los camareros por problemas de idioma, ya que yo voy a menudo y lo sé. Creo que comer 4 platos de sushi por 10€ con una calidad decente es una opción bastante razonable.

Buen precio de relación calidad. No tienen una gran variedad de platos, pero si el principal y más conocido de la cocina japonesa, con la opción de buffet (todos los miembros de la mesa tienen que pedir buffet) puede repetir cada plato tantas veces que desee por la misma cantidad. bebidas y postres no incluidos en la firma.

Un japonés simple pero bueno. Aunque no hay mucha variedad en sushi, los platos que tienen son muy trabajados, especialmente recomendando los makis salmones. Lo mejor del restaurante es el personal, muy amable y eficiente, tal vez sea el lugar donde me sentí mejor servido. el precio de calidad es excelente (buffet libre a la carta.)