Sushi Factory - Elsene

The restaurant has a pleasant atmosphere with Japanese decor. The food is tasty, although it's a shame that the lunch menu has been removed as it offered good value for money. The sushi is delicious and the hot dishes are also enjoyable. Overall, it's a nice place to grab a quick bite to eat.

The sushi is decent, but it’s a bit pricey. I suggest skipping the tofu salad as it was not very good.

I have been a loyal customer of Sushi Factory for two years and I always enjoy myself there. As a fan of Japanese cuisine, I can confidently say that they serve the best noodle soup at a reasonable price. Although I don't eat sushi, I have heard great things about their sushi dishes. The service is also excellent and efficient. The only downside is that they have recently removed the noodle bar in the evening, which is a disappointment for us.

I don't think so. the rice of makis and sushi a very compact paste, the fish that has a taste not fresh, sushi surimi, lawyers not fresh. better even those in supermarkets!

I bought a umi packet with sushi to take. "umi" means "see" or "ocean." That sounds good and great, but when I started at home, I didn't like it. The fishing bars were pretty flets and the rice of mediocrity. The contributed soy sauce, wasibi, and discs of ants were delivered in plastic bags and submarines of quality. I also bought a bottle of 'sushiwine'. In a japanese restaurant, you immediately think of "sake," but it turned out to be a French table wine. That wasn't bad, but I've never had such expensive table wine. "factory" means factory, and now I know why they chose that name. I'm not going back there.