Kissho Sushi

There is nothing particularly charming about this place, and I would say that the service is sufficient (if not mostly indifferent). But the food was fresh and tasty, and my basic German was tolerated. This lovely bowl, plus two glasses of not-so-great Chardonnay, was 26 Euro. Not bad.

Serviceable but a bit bland - the edamame had no salt. Portions are sized okay.

An amazing find after a long day of walking round Berlin.
Service was great and the food was amazing.
I went for ramen and my friends both went for the mango curry.
All were amazing and reasonably priced too..
Best place we ate all week.
Highly recommended.

Pretty average sushi. The miso soup was also a bit bubbly. Even the salmon was tasteless. Prices high for the quality. The worst part is that they do not pay any attention to the tables. Although it was super quiet, no one came out for a long time to take orders.

One of the strangest experiences in my life, in a restaurant. We went in and we were the only ones in it. We ordered food and drink, nothing too complicated. 8 beers and some noddles with things and all. Every 2 beers took around 5-10 minutes to bring. After we got them all, we ordered 5 more beers, just thinking they would take 20-30 minutes to get there, so we would already have finished them.

After 1 hour, our food hadn't arrived and some people started to come in. We asked politely where our food was, and got a "very soon" answer. After 30 minutes more and only a sushi plate had come, asking about our food and receiving unclear answers, and other tables getting their food, we decided to leave.

The few sushi peices we got were plastiky, 3 out of 10.

Very good sushi in the proper Japanese way.

Just by looking at the way they present the chopsticks on the table you know is gonna be a nice sushi.

The place is small, maybe 6-8 tables inside + a couple of tables outside.

The food is very good. They have a fine selection of sushi and pho. + some Asian starters and salads.

We went for the sushi and it was delicious and fresh.
We paid 30€ for 3 people and almost couldn’t finish all the pieces.

Not entirely Japanese, but the price-performance ratio was stunning!
Well, since I am from Vietnamese descent I understood what the staff were saying. They also offer Vietnamese food. So I was sceptical at first and the cheap price they offered for Sushi was sketchy. But I changed my mind pretty quickly after I saw and tasted their fresh Sushi. Overall very high quality for this cheap price. Absolutely mind-boggling how they can afford to offer these prices and did I mention the quality of the fish??!!
For Asians the sauces (especially the Cocktail sauce) on the Sushi is to savory and greasy, but Westeners like it very much. The clientele speaks for itself.