Moshi Moshi Sushi

Checked their menu online to see what is on offer and if they did takeaway which they did. Decided on a Korean Sashimi Bowl, salmon, tuna, catch of the day, salad and rice. Turned up to order and asked for the Korean Sashimi Bowl, restaurant was kind of hot like there was no A/C running, guess so since I saw a running fan behind the counter. Was handed a premade bowl from a bunch of them sitting around, guessing this was for the lunch rush. Paid for it and only noticed that it cost £9.60 instead of the £9.00 on their website menu and it was also missing the tuna. The bowl itself is mostly salad with rice taking a back stage. The fish itself was warm by the time I started eating though the portions is a little on the stingy side. Reminds me of why I don't go to that other sushi place that starts with an 'isu'. There are better options that at least list the correct prices online and in-store, plus if they don't miss out ingredients that is listed on the menu, Tuna in my case. Highly unimpressed.

We craved Sushi, Google told us to visit this spot - it did not disappoint. We orderd a la carte and also took a few plates of the sushi belt, everything was really good und very fresh. Also the drinks were nice (pure passion and apple cool juice). We payed a bit more than 100£. Extremely nice staff, thanks for having us Austrians.

I don't consider myself picky about sushi, but this place underwhelmed me. The interior design was very elegant, and the staff was very nice, but the sushi just-- didn't do it for me. I must've come at a bad time (around 5PM), because the place was almost empty. As a result, the same plates of sushi kept circulating the conveyor belt for god knows how long, and I didn't see the cooks making a new roll even once. While there were quite a few plates on rotation, the dishes themselves were lacking in variety. The thing about good sushi is, you can go fancy and put a bunch of intriguing stuff inside, or you can go simple and rely on the delicious freshness of the fish alone. So, none of the dishes were particularly interesting and flashy, which leaves us with high-quality ingredients, right? While I don't consider myself some discerning connoisseur, there *is* a distinct feeling that's easy to pick up on when the fish is very fresh, and I did not get it from the sushi here. It was... fine, I suppose, inoffensive, but left me wanting. I also had a matcha latte, which was pretty nice, and a matcha brownie, which did not make for a very good dessert. Unlike what you might expect from something with 'brownie' in the name, it did not have the consistency or texture of one, there was no significant chocolate-y presence alongside the matcha, and it was served weirdly, almost uncomfortably warm. I've never had a place heat up a brownie for me, and I can't say it elevated the experience. Overall, I'm afraid it was rather disappointing, despite the lovely interior and staff.