Kyiv (Kiev)
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Popular among Kyiv’s jet set, Kampai never disappoints. While the itamae-san (sushi chef) prepares dishes individually Read_on (No Comments)

At first glance, Gi-no-Taki looks like any other sushi place, but look closer and it’s easy to find features that really set this establishment apart. Read_on (No Comments)

All the usual suspects (nigiri, maki, sashimi, etc.) are represented in Murakami, and they also offer a touch of Thai and their own original dishes. Read_on (No Comments)

A great choice for a wide variety of Japanese dishes. You can try nigiri, poppies, mariavase and tataki sushi, sashimi, yakitori, salads, and traditional Japanese hot dishes. Read_on (1 Comment)

San Tori offers a unique fusion of Thai and Japanese cuisine in a setting that is an intriguingly comfortable mix of the two styles. Read_on (No Comments)

With locations throughout the city, this stylish sushi restaurant has garnered a reputation for professional service, tasty sushi and prices that won’t bust your budget. Read_on (1 Comment)

Tampopo is arguably the classiest Japanese restaurant in the city, and attracts politicians, pop stars, comedians and other local celebrities. Read_on (1 Comment)

There are more sushi places per square kilometre in Kyiv than anywhere else in Europe, and the overwhelming majority are mediocre at best. Read_on (No Comments)

This place knows a thing or two about preparing excellent food, certainly more than it knows about spelling ‘Tokyo’. Read_on (1 Comment)

A real Japanese restaurant right in the centre. There is not only sushi, but a wide range of Japanese cuisine. The menu is in Russian, but the pictures are in English. Read_on (No Comments)

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