Battera Sushi & More

excellent eating a bit on the expensive side, but every penny worth

We ordered to go. We found the food to be average quality. The interior wasn’t very welcoming but the fish tank was nice

Delicious sushi, the fish is fresh and cut beautifully. The food comes quick and the sushi is absolutely delicious. Lunch time can get very busy so it's good to either make a reservation or come early before the rush. Ver carta

Really fantastic service, huge portions and great value for money. It's a solid entry into the huge Dusseldorf sushi scene, however I would really like to see slightly more variety of fish, and better quality of fish.

Sushi, the essential restaurant in Germany is quite delicious! In addition, there are bulgogi and pork fried, but I think it will be eaten in Korea. I like the best food is clean after eating! Bonnie, I do not use the seasoning.

I ordered from this place a few times now and it was always very delicious! (I had warm dishes) The food does contain quite a bit of oil, but I never expected overly health food so it's alright. The price is very good and the portion sizes just right. Ver carta

Batera offers clean, fast, fresh and delicious food. Asians, Europeans and Africans will all want to go there again when they visit it. The service is also very good. 바테라는 정갈하고 빠르며 신선하고 맛있는 음식을 제공합니다. 아시아인, 유럽인, 아프리카인들 모두 그곳을 방문하면 다시 그곳에 가고 싶을 것입니다. 서비스 또한 매우 훌륭합니다.

before 1 week first visit: the duck was hard under the skin and the skin itself more cooked. the sweet under it a single brown cnubbel. that has stood on the side for several hours. unfit. 2nd attempt today: 1 portion sushi. the payment had to be made immediately. after more than 25 min. for 2 paying guests and a sitting couple, the menu was also started! the money was paid on request. the tip but keep. I can't!

battera is a secret tip in düsseldorf. a small, original Japanese locally with excellent eating. only 22 places and so fast at midday. why is not difficult to guess: eating is excellent, pure, fresh and original Japanese. Just try the free bowl suppe they get to eat: a deliciously strong broth. düsseldorf has the largest “Japan Town” in the world (outside japans,) so if a Japanese local is good there, it must be good. Please note: batera is closed at the weekend. it is therefore particularly well recommended for a lunch under the week! Ver carta