Onami

We came there with friends to celebrate birthday and it was a high-class experience which was definitely worth the money. Yes, it's not cheap but all the meals, including elegant dessert were amazing and the portions were generous. The waiters are extra attentive, friendly, and helpful when it comes to suggestions regarding the extensive menu. The only thing that felt off was the playlist: quite generic pop tracks didn't fit the exclusive vibe of the place and thoughtful design of the interiors.

I can't say this restaurant isn't good, but it's a bit outdated when it comes to the food selection, the cocktails, the "look and feel" of the menu and even the service. The starters are pretty good. Sushi is not bad either, but you can find better options nowadays in other places.

This place has gone downhill, but so much down the hill they've hit rock bottom. I come here often, in past years it was always a very good dining experience. But recently the quality of the food is really bad. It is the second time in a few months that I've visited this place, both times the sushi was slim, rice felt old, and the taste was blend. It's a shame because the atmosphere there is amazing. That's it, not going back. To the restaurant: stop thinking your diners are fools! Produce better quality food

Absolutely one of the best Japanese meals I’ve eaten in Israel. One of very few restaurants that is absolutely worth its price. We were a group of 4 people and we ordered LOTS of food to share (16 dishes!) and came out with a bit less than 200₪ per person. Everything was delicious! Most memorable were: the butter seafood dish, Tofu Agadashi, and the special Inari sushi. The service was fantastic and the waitress gave us out of this world recommendations. I will definitely come back for more one day.