SuperKato

I am addicted to this place. I order to go often and bring it home. Mostly maki rolls. Small supermarket with japanesse products like edamame, sake, beer, a few groceries. A bit pricy but always yummmmyyyy.

This is a real Japanese Sushi Shop. Best place in Frankfurt to get Take-away Sushi. It's a little bit more expensive then the most other Sushi Take-away in Frankfurt, but quality has is price.

Very good and cheap sushi. Quality is high and prices are human. :)
No really a supermarket but small shop where you also can buy some Japanese things. Most of the people come to here because of the sushi.

A spectacularly dingy little shop, featuring plastic tat in the windows and hospital mortuary white-tiling. But the food is the thing, and this place sells delicious, authentic Japanese Sushi at a reasonable price. There's an option to eat-in by propping your elbows on one of several tables in the back, where you can admire the imported soy sauces and noodles whilst chewing on your food (and resist the urge to shoplift). Or just take-out and chow-down, preferably in the sunshine on the banks of the nearby River Main.

Went for lunch. Once, not twice.
Staff: Japanese yes. I lived in Japan.
Service: Ridiculously slow and inefficient, which I don't understand when the sushi rolls are already prepared and displayed to customer, 1 staff just pick them and sent then back to the kitchen, where I assume that someone just cut them before you can pick and pay your items at the cashier. Somehow it takes ages. Ludicrous.
Food: Good, but also pricey, I'd rather go elsewhere to eat something else and go to Tokyo later.
Atmosphere: you know, that kind of uptight place to see and be seen with a huge glass window and most lonely customers bite on their sushi pretending to be healthy before diving into some junk snack bars later in the afternoon,'cause they would be starving after the frugal lunch backed up with insulin spike for the white rice. It's a fxxx supermarket people :)

Sorry, this one just doesn't make it for me.

This is not a restaurant, but a shop that also serves food. No seat. No toilet. The place is really crowded. They must be paying Tokyo rents to have that little space. But the sushi has a high quality if you are not claustrophobic and are ready to wait near the cash register.