Top Asian fusion restaurants in Utrecht, Netherlands

One of my fav's in Utrecht! So much value for money! Friendly, decent service as always. Cosy interior (I always ask to be seated in the front, more natural light). And delicious food, not just sushi although I'd say that the roles are really a winner. The menu is extensive, there's always more that I'd like to try but I just can't anymore. I take friends and family here and they all love the experience! What I love about this way of dining is that it can go on for hours, you're not in and out quickly, and it's more about tasting different things than about one plate of something you like. More like a tapas concept. We all try each other's choices and comment on it. A real feast for many senses!

The food was delicious....well done to the chef...5 stars from me! Instead, when I wanted to... pay with my bank card... I couldn't... because the POS in the restaurant didn't recognize my bank card and I had to call friends to pay the bill.. cash!. For this...I do not recommend because you risk great inconvenience! So sorry but you only deserve one star!

I always love the katsu curry from Wagamama as well as any other noodles related dishes. Everytime I am in Utrecht I pass by just for the katsu.
Service is friendly and easy to order via QR code as well if preferred.

Good service, warm atmosphere, but the food could be improved regarding the flavor and meat tenderness.
The desserts were amazing though!

The atmosphere is very nice and the staff is very friendly.

The food is decent but not great. We weren't as impressed as some of the other reviewers. Excellent vegetarian options.

What made us have a not-great experience was that we were a bit hungry during the meal and afterwards. The portions are small and you can order only 1 at a time (about once every 20min). We would've loved some filler like rice but didn't want to "waste" our single option. When we finally ordered rice we got a very small bowl.

If I could give a tip to the restaurant: relax your constraint and allow 1 side dish per 2 persons per round or something, we would've probably eaten less "expensive" food if we could have.

I ordered the Gyoza Chicken and my friend ordered Doburi Teriyaki Chicken with egg and kimchi. Both dishes were delicious and very tasty. The seasoning was balanced. Not too much not too little. This was my first time trying kimchi which was a very good experience so I would definitely recommend to try it out.

We were asked immediately if we had any allergies and while ordering they confirmed if we wanted any spices in our food. Sometimes the servers didn’t speak clearly which led to some confusion that was fixed in the end.

Warmer lights would enhance the atmosphere. Overall very good experience in this dine in restaurant.

We tried their MTE (or Meal Tasting Experience), where we paid almsot EUR 40 p.p. for an unlimited food for max 3 hours (dessert excluded). Each person can only order 1 dish per round. At first we though that is quite less, but once it started, we found it very nicely done. The food was served relatively quickly and we got to order the next round directly when they cleaned the table up. The portion was bigger than the normal portion in AYCE restaurants, the presentation was very nice, and the taste was mostly good. We also tried the chocolate lava cake which came with an ice cream and some cookie crumble. It was very tasty, but the cake was not hot enough for my taste and there was no "lava" coming out.

It started when we arrived. There were no staff to be found, so we decided to sit at a dirty table with the dirty plates still on it. Ordered drinks and food. When our drinks arrived the waiter didn't even look at the dirty table and plates. Twenty minutes later it was finally cleared up.

There was also a woman who was angry with the service because her order took so long. The lady was laughed at by the staff. Which is certainly not neat, especially when there are other guests sitting around

When our food arrived after 70 minutes it was soup instead of pasta. We immediately ordered something to drink, but it didn't arrive until 30 minutes later.

Would definitely eat somewhere else!

A while ago I ate here with my friend, we got ourselves a Grolsch Radler (€4.50), shrimp ramen (€16.95) and as a dessert the white chocolate + ginger cheesecake (€8.95).

We enjoyed the food but in my opinion the prices were a bit too much with the quality they served, especially the cheesecake was was really overpriced. Nevertheless we enjoyed the meal and had a great night.

It’s our go to Japanese fusion place of choice.
The best dishes for us so far is spicy chicken katsu curry and kimchi shrimp ramen . This is our go to food place as we know that it can’t go wrong.
The staff is super friendly, easy to handle payments.

The food was absolutely delicious, not your average “all you can eat” sushi place. Nice presentation and good taste. The staff was very friendly as well. I think it would be nice if two dishes can be ordered, as it did take a while to get the food served and order again. This may be because it was a very busy day, but still.

Delicious curries and bowls right by Utrecht Central Station. My portion was sufficiently large. I liked the selection. Ordered by cell phone or from the service staff. The team was very friendly and fast. The prices are comparatively high. Only payment by credit card is offered.

Super delicious food, a bit pricey so i can't afford to eat here often but when I do, I always enjoy it. Their coconut ice cream is godly and the ramen are to die for. I really love the idea of homemade lemonade, every time it is a different one.

Some staff do talk a bit too fast to follow or ask you if they can take away your plate before you're ready but other than that, i don't have complaints.

Not one to give low ratings but this one is an exception. Headlines - A not so consistent quality of food, served in small quantities at a high price compared to other options in the city.

I would start off with the inaccurate explanation of the menu system. I assume my experience and opinion would have not been so bad if I were warned off how the menu and service worked. For the all you can eat menu, one can order one dish at a time. But we were not aware it takes about 20-30 minutes per dish regardless of that is stir fried meat or edamame. Upon politely mentioning about the service time, the staff replied saying the concept is "slow dining" which wasn't mentioned while explaining the menu system. I personally do enjoy slow dining, but small quantities coupled with slow service adds to impatient dining rather than slow dining.
The dishes tasted alright. Out of the four dishes served one tasted really good while the others were not great. Bear in mind it took 20 mins, 25 mins, 35 mins and 20 mins for the four dishes. One of the first restuarant to fall into me "Do not repeat list". Sorry MiLi. You give me no other choice other than to be honest considering the price of the menu or the dishes. Hope you all work out on a better explanation atleast to manage expectations. Perhaps that's what gave me a bad experience. Managing expectations.

Regardless for the readers here are some photos of the dishes. Wishing the Mili team all the best in future

The staff is friendly and the food was good, not great. I think it is overpriced; you pay a lot for a very small portion.
It would have been nice if the portions were bigger.
However, the wines that they serve here are are very good!
Nice place for the ambiance, but not to eat and leave full.

Randomly stumbled into this restaurant a couple of months ago. I was pleasantly surprised. The food has sort of a twist to it but still preserves a lot of the authentic asian flavours. Small plates to be shared among diners, we ordered an assortment of dishes all of which were amazing. Especially the scallop with glass noodles! Bill can be a little pricey at the end but the price is justified with the quality of food. However, the service could be improved.