Jacci Petite in München

Both the food and the service were amazing. One of the best Ramen I've had in Munich!

We had a good time sitting here under the chestnut trees. Food and drinks were also good. Gladly again.

Clean and very quiet area, nice service Monday is delicious schnitzel day

The most disgusting meal of my life! Thinly filleted fish, already rancid at the corners, draped on crumbly crispy rice balls - served on black hair. Are you serious, Shoya? You yourself would never bring garbage anywhere near your mouths - selling such rubbish to paying customers is not "having a bad day" - it must have been intentional... In more detail: I love sushi, I eat it with pleasure and regularly - probably a few thousand times in all kinds of countries. I'm not a purist: Of course you're interested in authentic Japanese sushi; But I can also make do with the Vietnamese sushi, which is more common in this country, or, if necessary, eat a take-away box or something from the delivery service; But then more as a side dish and just salmon, anything else would be too delicate for me. Now I was in PEP and suddenly had a real craving for sushi. In Kaufland there is a take-away counter that is surprisingly acceptable for the corresponding cravings. Certainly not “good”, but at least edible. No - I wanted something “sensible”, and even though my last visit to Shoya was a few years ago and was already rather sobering, I thought: Nothing could go wrong - I at least still think of the Shoya chain as being somewhat authentically Japanese guided in memory. So I ordered sashimi and a few nigiri and rolls to pick up half an hour later. I didn't get a receipt because there wasn't one. Good: Everyone can design their accounting as they see fit, and I actually don't care, but it somehow completes the overall picture that follows. I received my bag well tied. That was really their luck, otherwise I would have slapped them with such impudence. When we arrived home, we were unpacked and prepared full of anticipation. Normally my cats always come running happily to sushi and steal a piece or two of sashimi. They ran this time too, but in the other direction, after briefly sniffing at this impudence... Really: I've never seen anything like it. Even the most anti-social delivery service would be ashamed of what they gave me. The nigiri were neither Japanese (a little rice and a lot of fish) nor à la delivery service (a lot of rice, less fish) - but rather: a lump of rice the size of a grape (the rice was grainy and not soft, and apparently completely unseasoned), which was half of it The nigiri has already broken down into several pieces in the packaging, topped with a very thinly sliced ​​piece of fish. I was already thinking that maybe the sushi master was missing and they brought in the kebab chef from next door to help out; But only a true master can probably cut fish so finely as paper-thin. Some of the fish was already rancid at the ends, which means it was dried out and discolored. But the sashimi: They were just completely weird cut chunks that were in the box. The size is outstanding, but that really has nothing to do with sashimi... You could eat salmon, borderline tuna - I tried a piece of the rest and spat it out. At least one variety was definitely gone - I've never had anything so disgusting in my mouth. The rolls were also terrible: they were rolled strangely, they all fell apart before they were eaten, and they tasted miserable. The black hair that I then pulled out from under the sushi was the icing on the cake. I'm really not sensitive about things like that, but nothing really fit. “Sushi” that looked like something a five-year-old had creatively realized in his mom’s kitchen. Unseasoned, dried-out rice. Rancid fish. How on earth can you give something like that out to customers? Shame on you, Shoya. Pathetic and dangerous to health!

Do illiterate people work there? Can't you read the order? I don't recommend ordering from this place because they send the food they want and not what they ordered. Bottom