EAT - Asiafood Susan Hu

I liked very much having dinner with a friend of mine there. The place is nice, and the food delicious. There are so many thing to eat that one can not try everything out. Go there for sushi and some Chinese food as well.

Nice running sushi, there's also a Chinese buffet at the restaurant, which is great if you are travelling as a group and not everyone is into sushi. Not too many vegan/vegetarian sushi options at the running sushi though. Friendly staff.

It used to be a bit better and cheaper but the sushi is still good. There's also a chinese buffet so if you are in a group some of you can eat at the running sushi, some at the buffet which is nice if everyone is not in the mood for sushi.

we were looking for a place to eat our first night in graz and came over this place. our seafood teppanyaki was very well prepared. the service was very friendly and professional. we found everything more than satisfactory for this restaurant.

Well, i´m going to Eat since ages and it used to be way better than now (and cheaper) but still it is a quite good place for running sushi. They offer extraordinary sushi in the evening but than its more expensive. Stuff is okey. Don´t drink coffee there!

We went there for dinner and selected the "All you can eat" option! We had to wait for about 5 minutes because it was full but other than that. amazing!Very nice staff, good food with lots of options from Sushi to Fries! I believe it costs 14 Euro per person (if you take the all you can eat option) but I think it's definitely worth it.Hopefully will eat there again :)

Our experience at EAT Asia Food was below par. I should say that we dined in the 'Restaurant ' section of the establishment, which was not at all busy; compared to the very busy 'sushi train ' area. Our meals were of average taste/quality; as an example...the Japanese Goyza were not fresh. Further frustrated when an establishment of this size, does not have provision for credit card payment; cash only . This needs to be noted in advance, on the menu.

We came here for the running sushi but ended up not eating here. What is called running sushi is instead running (cooked) food or even food you can get in a supermarket. I wonder if it meant to be funny to put a clementine or a waffle on one of the plates. Only 4-5 plates had sushi on them which was only Maki and Nigiri. That's it. The waiter did not seem to be happy about us leaving the place after a few minutes. He looked at us but did not even say bye. Very disappointed.

The main problem is that there is not that much sushi going around. The majority of the plates are other Chinese dishes, with an additional problem that many of the chicken plates are somewhat old, and chicken is not good if it gets cold. Also the prawns were somewhat tasteless.I like two of the deserts which seemed to be the bast part of the meal.All in all the food is not that bad, by skipping the stales you can get very well fed, but even then I think 14 EUR is way overpriced. You can get much better sushi for less in Graz.