Sansaro

Sushi & fine Japanese cuisine

Sushi seems to be on every corner these days. Authentic Japanese quality, however, is rare to find anywhere in the world. You will encounter a classic Japanese sushi style with us since 2007, where the product and processing quality is in the foreground.

Basis rice

The most important basis of good sushi is the mildly leavened rice. Whether maki (rolls), classic Japanese nigiri or gunkan: we use particularly high-quality Japanese rice for sushi, which our chefs prepare with a lot of experience and care. The daily available quantity of rice is therefore limited. However, you can also enjoy lovingly prepared sashimi and fine Japanese cuisine with us.

QUIET COURTYARD LOCATION
IN THE HEART OF MAXVORSTADT

Like our food, the restaurant is an authentic interpretation of Japanese architecture: a simple space with clean lines, warm wood tones, no frills. At a long table, larger groups can dine or you can get into conversation with other guests - in the spirit of the name "sansaro" (three-way intersection), people should be able to come together here. On tatami places you can sit on rice straw mats without shoes like in Japan. In summer on our terraces you can between japanese fan maples without car noise in the middle of the Amalienpassage sit.

RESTAURANT

TERRACE

TATAMI

RESTAURANT

TERRACE

TATAMI

Dashi like in Japan

Japanese cuisine is much more than sushi - it is a world of its own! But for it to taste Japanese, the basics have to be right. The basis for this is usually the Japanese soup fund dashi. We make our own dashi, so you can find the Japanese taste of umami, the special fullness, in the miso soup and other dishes. And our starters and main courses or seasonal daily recommendations get the same attention to detail, as our Sushi & Sashimi. For this you can immerse yourself in the world of aromatic Japanese sake or outstanding Japanese whisky enjoy

"SUSHIYA sansaro is arguably the most relaxed, high-end Japanese eatery in Munich. And has remained affordable."

"Damn perfectionists, those Japanese, thank goodness."

"There are many sushi places in Munich. It's hard to say where it tastes best. Often the quality of the rice rolls is also very dependent on the day. So far we have never been disappointed at SUSHIYA sansaro."

"...so well positioned that only a fraction of what the bar and kitchen offer can be drowned and tasted in a single evening."

Voriger

Nächster

News from the blog

Gluten-free & vegetarianism in Japanese cuisine

Have you ever been to a Japanese restaurant and wondered what you should eat if you are a vegetarian or a vegan?

November 12, 2023

Momiji autumn menu 2023

Before our hot food chef Riichiro Matsui returns to Japan to open his first own restaurant,

31 October 2023

Reinforcement for the sansaro kitchen team wanted

Cook with passion wanted! Are you an accomplished cook with a great passion for what you do with

September 28, 2023

Reservation

We ask you in good time before online to reserve. If you are looking for a place at short notice and nothing is available online, try to contact us by phone: +49 89 2880 84 42

To order delivery or takeout sushi for self pickup please use our delivery store.

For special questions, especially if you with children or dogs want to come, please note our Reservation tips.

Subscribe to our newsletter to learn about seasonal menus and culinary events to be informed before they are fully booked.

Opening hours:

Tuesday - Thursday 18.00 - 23.00h

Friday & Saturday 17.30 - 23.00h

Sunday 17.30 - 22.00h

Tuesday 28.11. closed

Kitchen until about 22.00h / 21.00h.

Please note that our sushi rice is of special quality and elaborately prepared. The amount of sushi rice we can prepare each day is limited, so sometimes later in the evening there may be "only" Sashimi, hot cuisine and appetizers are available. First come, first serve.

How to find the sansaro

The restaurant sansaro (Japanese for "Three-way intersection") lies in the middle of the Amalienpassage in Munich - where the paths of Türkenstraße, Amalienstraße and Adalbertstraße meet.

The best place to park your car is in the public underground parking Türkenstr. 86, come with the Subway to the station "University or ride your bike directly behind the LMU Main Building. You will find us in the middle of the Amalienpassage, in the second courtyard, where the Japanese maples shine. In front of the restaurant welcomes you the sansaro artboxwhich we make available to changing artists free of charge.

Google Maps

By loading the map, you accept Google's privacy policy.
Learn more

Always unlock Google Maps

WITH THE CAR
Underground car park, Türkenstr. 86

BY SUBWAY

U3/6 Station "University

SUSHIYA is our company name and the Japanese word for "sushi store". Together with a few brave friends, former Japanology student Alexander Reinelt founded SUSHIYA in 2005 to offer high quality Japanese food at a fair price in Munich. sansaro is the name of our restaurant in the Amalienpassage and means "3-way-crossing": here paths come together, here you can meet Japan and enjoy an authentic interpretation of Japanese cuisine. Because good food should not only make you full, but also happy...

DE-ÖKO006

Read more:

Washoku
Sushi
Sashimi
Kaiseki
Japanese whisky

Amalienpassage
Reservation tips

Download business card
Give away vouchers
ビール

Sign up for our newsletter!