Hashimoto Restaurant

The food was amazing! Service and staff were 5 star! Will definitely be back!

I highly recommend coming here and booking the teppan grill. I had the 5 course menu with yuzu sours and Wagyu steak.

The staff were very attentive, and the plates were in the direction of fine dining. The grilling was entertaining and the chef did a great job.

The WC was clean and easy to access. However, the interior design of the restrooms did not feel well connected to the restaurant. I would like to have seen the Japanese interior design of the restaurant implemented in the restrooms as well.

I enjoyed all of the dishes, but especially the sushi, steak with garlic rice, noodle soup dish, and dessert. I tried both the Argentinian beef and wagyu, as my table ordered both. Both were flavorful, and the sauces complimented them well. The wagyu practically melted in my mouth and was nearly as easy to chew as fish. The Argentinian steak had slightly more chew, but flavor-wise I felt it was nearly as good as the wagyu. I am happy to have tried the Kobe / wagyu, but in the future I would be content with the Argentinian cut and maybe using the extra cost I would have put for wagyu on another drink.

The food is as poetic as it’s aesthetic. Eating here was like taking a trip to Japan. The taste, presentation and quality of food, music, serving plates and the surrounding art around the dining room made this experience memorable. We highly recommend this place if you like traditional Japanese food and appreciate Japanese art.

This authentic place was a gem for Japanese food in Saarbrücken. We loved the course menu and the sake that accompanied the meal. Definitely worthy of trying if you like Japanese food.

We visited Hashimoto for the first time last night and had an excellent experience. We ordered the menu with all the small appetizers, and the wagyu beef, Kobe style.

It was cooked in front of us by a wonderful chef who paid great attention to detail each step of the way.

Every single dish was flavorful, yet delicate.

If you love food and enjoy trying new dishes, this place is a must go. The waitresses spoke English, at least a little bit, and they tried their best to make sure we had a great time.

The service goes very slow during busy hours, which is mildly unpleasant, yet this is still a great place. For the glorious German gastronomy, an innovative symphony composed of potatoes, sausages, krauts and potatoes, this place opens up the concept of food to include a whole new world. And once you have left Plato’s cave, you will never be able to go back.

This place is upscale and pricey, the waitresses are dressed in traditional japanese outfits. Kimonos i believe is what they are called. The quality of sushi here is definitely worth it. However you will be spending a good price for it. Is it worth it? I believe so as i will definitely visit here just for the sushi. The service and food are both great.

Nice experience. The food was good and sitting at the grill was fun to try out once.