A little slice of Tokyo, Sushisquare is a microcosm of Japan’s fondness for seafood, sake and compact spaces. The mirrored walls help to make it feel roomier and the bright red and white colouring gives the place good energy. The menu covers the most popular Japanese dishes and gives you plenty of choices for your preferred toppings and sauces. The chopsticks are fun, but if you’re in a hurry to get out and see more of Kraków, grab a fork.

(32-55zł)