Kobo Sushi (Wroclaw, Poland)
Two years ago we were in Luxembourg and the first food we ate was sushi, yeah I know of all food items why sushi an in Europe where there are lots of options, why not try their local cuisine. Guess what we did it again and now in Wroclaw, Poland. Well you can’t blame us, we love this Japanese creation so anywhere we go once in a while this is a must.
Located in the Market Square of Wroclaw just near the corner of Kuznicza Street where we also stayed so it’s quite accessible and one of the first things we saw going to this place.
It was lunch time and was so hot so we never bothered to look for other establishments. So how does sushi taste like in Poland, no surprises here as it’s similar to the Japanese ones :)?
Like the usual we start with some edamame.
some Miso
and some green tea
then we ordered this set sushi lunch which consists of Hosomaki, Futomaki, California and Nigiri for Zloty 25.00 this is a good deal! It’s like less than $7.00 for all of these.
My daughter specifically wants her Salmon and Avocado sushi so we also ordered these for Zloty 22.00 you get 6 Futomakis made out of salmon, cucumber, avocado, cream cheese and lettuce.
Then we had this Seafood Tempura for Zloty 38.00 you get an assortment of deep fried battered seafood and vegetables served with 3 different sauces.
Then we grabbed a couple of noodles, first was this Chicken Ramen (Zloty 18.00)
and some Seafood Udon in Teriyaki sauce (Zloty 32.00)
We then washed it all down with some soft drinks, I took some photos of it because for us it’s now a novelty having these in real bottles.
Over all the food was good, the service was great, seafood is not as par as what we have in New Zealand but it’s not a fair comparison specially knowing Poland does not have abundant waters as New Zealand.
Best of all the price was cheap specially when compared to the quality of food served, we were also serenaded as we dine in
and remember this is located in a tourist spot.
Kobo Sushi
Address: Rynek 46/47, 50-116 Wroclaw, Poland
Website: http://kobosushi.pl/
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I was transiting in London for a day and we ate Japanese and Thai… no fish and chips at all! I’ve not been to Poland, it looks like a beautiful place!
You have made my day! We are sushi lovers and I was nervous about not finding any while in Poland. And Poland looks beautiful! I can’t wait!
Never would have thought to try sushi in Poland but it does look good considering the geography. Gorgeous pics on the streets too
What a beautiful place!!! Japanese? Did you go for anything that is traditionally Polish?
We did but mostly street food
Sushi in Poland…! You are a brave boy but looks quite fresh and delicious. Loving the cobble streets and beautiful scenery.
I’m with Evelyn – Sushi is Poland? Looks like a memorable meal.
This was painful to look at because I have been craving sushi since the last time I swallowed the last bite of sushi I had last Saturday. It’s been way too long since I had sushi. I have it 2 -3 x a week typically so this is weird for me, ha!
I was one like you, having sushi almost always for lunch at the office
What a gorgeous place, full of great food. Enjoy all your traveling and always share here with us.
This looks like a decent sushi restaurant, I will have to visit when I go to Poland
Heading here this week, do rereading your posts! We will for sure be heading for sushi too! Thanks Raymund!
Wow. I am excited for you 🙂 Will wait for your post, Wroclaw is such a nice place.