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Enjoy Baratia Church and visit this restaurant. Good sushi, ramen and filet américain are the best dishes. A selection of delicious lemonade is provided to guests.
The intimate atmosphere of SUSHI HUB allows visitors to relax after a hard working day. A number of reviewers mark that the staff is patient at this place. Nice service is something clients agree upon here. Pay democratic prices for eating at this spot. You will be pleasantly surprised by the cute decor. Google gives it 4.9 so you can choose this restaurant to spend a good time here.
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Hassan 3aMMo
3 months ago on Google
We had a very good time, cozy place with quality food Price per person: lei 80–100
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Hadas Eldar
3 months ago on Google
What a great restaurant!!!!! Every dish we ordered was perfect, visually appealing and tasted amazing. The service was excellent. Great atmosphere... It was a wonderful evening Price per person: lei 140–160
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Foodie Traveler
6 months ago on Google
If you’re hunting for a sushi spot in Bucharest that delivers both flavor fireworks and plate-level artistry, let me point your chopsticks straight toward Sushi Hub. This place is not just serving food. It’s staging a delicious little performance, and honestly, I was happy to buy a front row ticket. We kicked things off with their yakisoba, and right away the kitchen made its intentions clear: no bland noodles allowed in this building. The dish arrived steaming and fragrant, the kind of aroma that makes you lean forward before the plate even touches the table. Flavor-wise, it hit that sweet spot between savory depth and gentle sweetness. Nothing was shouting. Everything was harmonizing. What really impressed me was the texture of the vegetables. They were perfectly tender without turning mushy, which is a tiny detail that makes a big difference, especially if you’re dining with kids. Ours had zero complaints and zero chewing struggles, which, if you know, you know, is basically a Michelin star in parenting terms. The portion was generous too, making it a great starter to share. Now let’s talk about the sushi, because this is where things moved from “very good” into “okay, now you’re showing off.” These rolls were not just tasty. They were beautifully crafted, the kind of presentation that makes you pause for half a second and think, “I should probably take a photo before I destroy this.” Each piece looked precise and thoughtfully assembled, with clean cuts and vibrant ingredients that actually looked fresh rather than sleepy. Taste-wise, the sushi delivered exactly what the visuals promised. The fish was fresh and delicate, the rice properly seasoned, and the balance between ingredients felt intentional. No overloaded rolls drowning in sauce. No dry rice bricks. Just well-executed sushi that respects the basics while still feeling a bit special. It’s the kind of quality that makes you slow down and enjoy each bite instead of speed-running the platter. Service deserves its own applause. The staff were genuinely friendly in that relaxed, natural way that makes you feel welcome without hovering. Orders came out in good time, questions were answered patiently, and the overall vibe stayed warm and easygoing throughout the meal. It felt less like a transactional dinner and more like being hosted by people who actually enjoy what they do. Now, let’s be real about the pricing. This is not your budget sushi stop. It does sit a bit above the typical Japanese restaurant price range in Bucharest. That said, the quality of the ingredients, the careful presentation, and the overall experience make it feel like a worthwhile splurge rather than an overpriced gamble. Think of it as a treat meal rather than a random Tuesday dinner. Final verdict: Sushi Hub is a solid pick when you want Japanese food that looks beautiful, tastes consistently good, and comes with genuinely pleasant service. Great for family outings, casual date nights, or anytime your sushi cravings start whispering your name. I’ll definitely be back with an appetite and probably my camera ready. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Price per person: lei 60–80
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Sushi, Vegetarian options
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Price range per person
RON 80-RON 180
Address
Piața Unirii
Strada Edgar Quinet 7, Bucharest, Romania
Features
Сredit cards accepted
Takeaway
Opening hours
| SundaySun | 12PM-11PM |
| MondayMon | 12PM-11PM |
| TuesdayTue | 12PM-11PM |
| WednesdayWed | 12PM-11PM |
| ThursdayThu | 12PM-11PM |
| FridayFri | 12PM-11PM |
| SaturdaySat | 12PM-11PM |
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