Narushi - Vilnius

Food is good, I will recommend everyone in Vilnius to go there if they want to have a good experience with Japanese food. Great atmosphere, the place is good design. Team worker friendly and very on point.

Both gorgeous delicious! Sit by the sushi bar if you can and enjoy the incredible view of the process! Don’t even remember the last time I had such a memorable dinner experience.

Very nice sushi restaurant. The waiter was super kind and attentive, even funny at times. The makis I tried were wonderful, very well made and tasty. I especially recommend you try the hot makis, since they are very tasty and something new. The California rolls were superb as well. The spicy salmon was maybe a bit too spicy for my pallete, since it kind of covered the light taste of the salmon, but it was still quite enjoyable. The dessert menu could use a little expanding. The interior of the restaurant could use some work. It felt a bit old, but the decor was nice and the sushi counter was very aesthetic. The toilet most certainly needs a renovation. For the price you pay one would expect a nice toilet, but sadly it is quite old and looks very bad. All in all would certainly recommend this place.

Truly incredible hidden gem In Vilnius center city, not a place you’ll find easily if you don’t know or someone recommend to you. The place is small and cozy, well decorated and bring amazing vibe. I sit on the bar and talk with the owner, he explained me about the place and about his products. I tasted 7 or 8 dishes. Nagiri, sashimi, sushi, tuna, salmon and of course a very special dessert. Each dish was insane.. the combination, the freshness, the ingredients. Really unbelievable. The staff is super friendly and professional, just to sit on the bar and to look how they work it’s so beautiful ! Im coming often to Lithuania, without any doubt this restaurant became my favorite in Vilnius. Highly recommend !

Visited this Japanese food restaurant because of very good reviews and was not disappointed. A quality food and service. There are small things which wouldn't be appreciated in Japan, but I was not picky remembering that it is not actually Japan and some things can be interpreted differently. There are only two sake options on a list. The junmai daiginjo option is adequate choice for any sushi types, but would prefer more types of sake. It was rather warm, which is not a good way to store this precious drink. in my opinion this beverage is not very popular in Lithuania. There were different types of beer or wine offered suggesting this as a more popular choice. Prices are on par with quality and creativity.