SHOYA am Hofbräuhaus - Original Japanische Küche

When I ate here, I couldn't believe that I was having sushi in Germany. I'm a California native and thought we had the best sushi outside of Japan. I...

When we strolled up here after a cold night shopping we weren't expecting such a good Japanese place considering it's tourist location. It was perfect....

Location, location, location. Finally we found it, last time we went to the restaurant with the same name around the corner and it was disappointing. So...

Great location! Grab a seat downstairs and people watch! Service was good. Rice was fresh. Loved that spicy tuna was made with more of a chili sauce then a mayonnaise concoction. Tofu salad also very good. My first sushi restaurant in Munich and I will for sure go back!

I used to live here and frequented this place 3 4 times a month. Came to visit Munich and the family was looking forward to eating here again BIG MISTAKE!! I speak Japanese fluently and this new crew is VERY UNTYPICAL JAPANESE. Extremely rude, service is horrible and the food quality went down! Do no EAT HERE!! I'll make it my business now to encourage no one to eat here. Total waste of money!!! The worst Japanese restaurant in Munich!!

When I ate here, I couldn't believe that I was having sushi in Germany. I'm a California native and thought we had the best sushi outside of Japan. I figured that I would give this place a try, I like an adventure. It was really good and the staff were nice. They played American Blues music. I was in a happy place. Irony and all. The food was a little different than what I am used to in California, but delicious nonetheless. I would go back.

When we strolled up here after a cold night shopping we weren't expecting such a good Japanese place considering it's tourist location. It was perfect. I've tried expensive udons here in munich and this average priced one is the best. It wasn't too salty or too bland. I got a vegetable udon and husband a tempura udon. Both perfect. We also tried to soft shell crab. Soooo yum. Service was slightly slow but food made up for it. Pleasant comfortable place. Think wel make it our new local Japanese place!!!

I haven't been to Shoya in years. It use to be my go-to sushi place. After all these years, I realized I still love it! The sushi rolls are great. Although I tried the crunchy tuna roll and was a bit disappointed. It was huge but I excepted it to be crunchy and hot from the outside, but instead they used cooked tuna and it was completely cold and not very crunchy. I wouldn't order it again. However, I was completely satisfied with the Hawaii roll! You pay more for the quality you get at Shoya but its still reasonable for sushi. Not cheap though. Next time I'm going out for sushi I will definitely keep Shoya in mind.

Of the three Shoya 's I 've been to, this one is certainly the best. There is a good choice between what I would call 'regular ' sushi rolls and fixed plates of sushi and/or sashimi, but also ramen and rice dishes with different types of meat or fish. We were with a party of three and ordered different 'fixed plates ' and all of them came with miso soup. The gyoza was nice, the dough was not too thick, slightly translucent even. I 'm used to thicker dough and slightly crispy, but I think this 'thin dough ' version is actually nicer. I have hardly ever been to a restaurant where the photos shown in the menu were actually good, and never where the food that was served really looked like what w...