SUSHIYA sansaro | Sushi & fine Japanese cuisine in Munich

Sansaro
Japanese Sushi Restaurant Munich

Japanese cuisine is considered one of the most sophisticated and healthy in the world. In our restaurant sansaro in the heart of Schwabing we offer a high-quality interpretation of Japanese food and culture - with us you can get closer to Japanese quality. Because good food should not only make you full, but also satisfied.

IN THE CENTER IN SANSARO:
SUSHI MAKI, NIGIRI & GUNKAN

We offer sushi of a quality rarely found outside Japan. Our secret: high quality ingredients, even very much organic, prepared by experienced Japanese chefs. Because the best sushi is characterized not only by fresh fish, but also by the right rice and the handling of all other ingredients. The menu in the restaurant sansaro offers besides sushi and sashimi but also selected specialties of the warm cuisine, significantly more than usual in a sushi restaurant in Japan.

QUIET COURTYARD LOCATION
IN THE HEART OF MAXVORSTADT

The sansaro restaurant in Munich is a place where people come together to enjoy fine Japanese cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. Like our food, the restaurant is an authentic interpretation of Japanese architecture: clean lines, light and shadow, warm wood tones. Large groups can dine at a long table or you can strike up a conversation with other guests; tatami seats allow you to sit on rice straw mats, just like in Japan. A wooden floor and an atmospheric lighting concept round off the Japanese clarity of the room with inviting warmth. In summer, enjoy the atmosphere in the middle of the Amalienpassage between our Japanese fan maples on our terraces. Details on the various seating options can be found here.

Menu

Japanese cuisine, and sushi in particular, is subject to completely different quality standards than anything we know in the West: While the Japanese invest about 25% of their income for food and groceries, in Germany only about 8% are spent. We try to make the high Japanese quality available to our customers in Munich at a fair price. However, we are not only concerned with delicious food, but also with the fascinating, deep Japanese culture. By the way: our beverage menu contains an incomparable selection of interesting drinks, which make the complexity and depth of the Japanese culture directly enjoyable on the palate. In particular, try our selection of Japanese sake, the wonderfully aromatic rice wine, or treat yourself to a taste of some of the legendary Japanese whisky, including many rarities sought after worldwide.

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Evening menu
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"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."
Süddeutsche ZeitungSZ
"...so well positioned that only a fraction of what the bar and kitchen offer can be drowned and tasted in a single evening."
Munich goes out 2014Gastrostar
"SUSHIYA sansaro is arguably the most relaxed, high-end Japanese eatery in Munich. And has remained affordable."
München geht aus 2011Gastrostar

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Reservation

Japanese cuisine is very preparation intensive. We therefore ask you to book well in advance (1-2 days) via our Online tool to reserve! if you are looking for a place at short notice and nothing is available online, try to reach us by phone at: +49 89 2880 84 42 All reservations only on the basis of our AGB. Here a few Reservation tips "

For Take Out Pre-orders please use our online store for delivery service or also phone number.

+49 89 2880 84 42

Opening hours

Currently due to shutdown:

Tuesday - Sunday
17.30h - 20.00h

Pick-up, telephone order and delivery of take-out. Pre-order online around the clock.

How to find us

The restaurant sansaro (Japanese for "three-way intersection") is located in the middle of the Amalienpassage in Munich - where the paths of Türkenstraße, Amalienstraße and Adalbertstraße meet. "The most relaxed top class Japanese restaurant in Munich" (Gastrostar 2011, "München geht aus") is a place where a wide variety of people are welcome to enjoy the fine Japanese cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere: whether classic Japanese nigiri (Edomae sushi), the more American California rolls or even the individual sushi creations of our sushi masters ("extra rolls") - we make all varieties from our large selection with the highest quality and as much organic ingredients as possible. By the way, if you wish, you can also sit on Japanese tatami mats with us.

By car, it is best to park in the public underground car park at Türkenstr. 84, take the subway to the "Universität" station or ride your bike directly behind the LMU main building. You will find us in the middle of the Amalienpassage, in the second courtyard. See you soon at sansaro! 

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WITH THE CAR
Parking is best in the public underground car park, Türkenstr. 84

BY SUBWAY
U3/6 Station "University

BY BIKE
Drive directly behind the LMU main building

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It is often said that Japanese cuisine is not for eating, but for looking at. Anyone who sees that freshly cooked, pure white rice, how it lets warm steam rise from under the quickly lifted lid, how it lies piled up in the black container and how each individual grain shines like a pearl, will, if he is a Japanese, really feel the awe of the rice.
"In Praise of Shadow - Outline of a Japanese Aesthetic" by Junichirō Tanizaki (1886 -1965).

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