Sushi Hop 3. ágúst 2006 14:06 Maru sushi Rólant Dahl Where can you find good sushi in Reykjavik? Here's ReykjavikMag's guide to three of the best. Maru. A stylish and atmospheric Japanese-slash-Asian restaurant in the old heart of town. Serves excellent sushi, sashimi, miso soup, noodles, yakitori as well as Thai curries - for some obscure reason. Fair selection of sake and Japanese beer. Definitely an atmospheric place to enjoy the freshest of fish, although the service is definitely very, very slow. Take-away service available.Aðalstræti 12, 101 ReykjavíkSushismiðjan. Opened in May at the old harbour area, this sushi "factory" is a small family-run business where you can grab sushi to take-away. Also serves cold Japanese noodles, salads and a satisfying fish chowder. Good for grabbing sushi on a bright summer day when you can sit by the harbour to take in the sights.Geirsgata, shack no. 9O-sushi. Stealing its name and concept from London, O-sushi is a slick conveyer-belt sushi bar with an L-shaped table. Different coloured plates indicate the prices of sushi that whiz by you. Rather delicious and a perfect lunch-stop downtown. IÐA, second floor,Lækjargata 2a, 101 Reykjavík. Eating out Feature Articles News in English Mest lesið Gufunesmálið: „Þetta átti aldrei að fara svona“ Innlent Gefur sig fram fimmtíu árum eftir bankarán í Kópavogi Innlent Skjálfti fannst á höfuðborgarsvæðinu Innlent Sálfræðingar rukka hátt í 26 þúsund krónur Innlent Íslendingur grunaður um heimilisofbeldi handtekinn í Grikklandi Innlent Simmi lýsir áralöngu umsáturseinelti: Sat um hann í bílakjallara Innlent Alvarlegt vinnuslys í Skagafirði Innlent Styttan tekin niður eftir harðar deilur um klúran barm Erlent „Það fer enginn lífvörður út í“ Innlent Neitar að hitta Pútín án Selenskís Erlent
Where can you find good sushi in Reykjavik? Here's ReykjavikMag's guide to three of the best. Maru. A stylish and atmospheric Japanese-slash-Asian restaurant in the old heart of town. Serves excellent sushi, sashimi, miso soup, noodles, yakitori as well as Thai curries - for some obscure reason. Fair selection of sake and Japanese beer. Definitely an atmospheric place to enjoy the freshest of fish, although the service is definitely very, very slow. Take-away service available.Aðalstræti 12, 101 ReykjavíkSushismiðjan. Opened in May at the old harbour area, this sushi "factory" is a small family-run business where you can grab sushi to take-away. Also serves cold Japanese noodles, salads and a satisfying fish chowder. Good for grabbing sushi on a bright summer day when you can sit by the harbour to take in the sights.Geirsgata, shack no. 9O-sushi. Stealing its name and concept from London, O-sushi is a slick conveyer-belt sushi bar with an L-shaped table. Different coloured plates indicate the prices of sushi that whiz by you. Rather delicious and a perfect lunch-stop downtown. IÐA, second floor,Lækjargata 2a, 101 Reykjavík.
Eating out Feature Articles News in English Mest lesið Gufunesmálið: „Þetta átti aldrei að fara svona“ Innlent Gefur sig fram fimmtíu árum eftir bankarán í Kópavogi Innlent Skjálfti fannst á höfuðborgarsvæðinu Innlent Sálfræðingar rukka hátt í 26 þúsund krónur Innlent Íslendingur grunaður um heimilisofbeldi handtekinn í Grikklandi Innlent Simmi lýsir áralöngu umsáturseinelti: Sat um hann í bílakjallara Innlent Alvarlegt vinnuslys í Skagafirði Innlent Styttan tekin niður eftir harðar deilur um klúran barm Erlent „Það fer enginn lífvörður út í“ Innlent Neitar að hitta Pútín án Selenskís Erlent