Yami Sushi House

Squid ink stone chicken feet, I had no idea it was this! I thought it was a black stone at first, it looks so real! The color, aroma, taste and shape are all perfect! Tiramisu and desserts have their own unique flavors. If you come with friends, you might as well have a drink!

The Japanese food in the old town is pretty good. The portions are large, fresh, and lively. I guess the izakaya culture has also been passed on. The tempura, which is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, is a good choice. The sushi rice is of high quality, with a good ratio of rice to vinegar. It is a great way to relieve greasiness when having Japanese food for dinner.

I've seen many recommendations, and many locals come to eat here! The chefs are all Asian, and every product is really not disappointing. The sushi is really delicious, and the taste is super rich when you bite it. 🍤 The tempura is also super refreshing, so delicious! Highly recommended, it is recommended to make an appointment in advance, and you may need to wait for a seat if you come temporarily!

Yami Sushi is one of the few Japanese restaurants in Prague, a 5-minute walk from the Old Town Square. Although it is located in the Czech Republic, you can see the Japanese bar as soon as you enter the restaurant. Although the waiter is European, the service feels as meticulous as the Japanese, and the attitude is also very friendly. It is recommended to make a reservation in advance. There may be no seats when you walk in. The sushi chefs in the restaurant are all Japanese, and there is no barrier in ordering in Japanese. The Yami set meal can be said to be an economical recommendation of the store. If there is any food left, you can help pack it for free. When you leave, the sushi chef will also say goodbye cordially; if you eat too much greasy meat in the Czech Republic, Yami is a good choice to clean up your mouth

I blindly ordered two sushi sets, which were pretty good. The fried dumplings were really delicious, and the sweet vinegar also enhanced the flavor. The store is not on a very busy street, so it takes some effort to find it. The chef is an Asian, probably a Japanese chef. There are also many Europeans who come to eat, but they are really not very good at using chopsticks. This is the only restaurant that accepts credit cards for meals but requires cash for tips.

Yami's Japanese food is fresh and complete in variety. The authentic sushi is loved by locals and tourists. Drinks include all kinds of foreign liquor, wine, tea, etc. The room is very quiet and the service is thoughtful and enthusiastic.