MoschMosch - Piatti

Friendly service. Restaurant's style is really interesting with wood and Japanese details. Food - Jippi Jasai - vegetables in hot sauce, was good.

We visited this restaurant on a very busy Saterday shopping day and were luky to have a seat. The concept and interior are nice. The food was very fresh and well cooked, only the time to table can be improved. They have a take a way service.

The restaurant is pretty casual so perfect to relax with friends with out worrying about being in a formal setting. The food ( primarily asian) is very very good! The prices are very reasonable. So something for everyone! We recommend trying it out! Visualizza piatti

I feel like MoschMosch is always a great option for vegans. They offer s huge variety of clearly labeled vegan and vegetarian dishes. Portion sizes are good as well and everything I ever tried was just delicious. My personal favourite is the peanut curry for sure.

The gyoza was good came lukewarm to the table. I tried the Burokkori Sarada which was very lemony and delicious. King Kong was good but not super special. Don't expect the meal of your life, and it'll do ;)The panna cota was the only thing I actually disliked. Tasted artificially flavored.A star just for the waitress and he personal non-reccomendations. A win in sympathy.

Was really looking forward to a nice bowl of ramen but was sadly disappointed. Due to some reason they put raw carrots into the broth alongside spinach. That is simply not traditional ramen. Moreover they did not have the traditional pork belly ramen. TL;DR If you are looking for average food for a decent price, go give it a try. However, if you are looking for proper Japanese ramen you'll have to keep looking. Visualizza piatti

We went to the restaurant on a Saturday lunch time. The place was busy but not overcrowded. We ordered a red curry, a fried rice, a fried noodle and a tonkatsu rice.The red curry was good, but it tasted more like thai curry than a japanese curry. The fried rice was oily and it did not suit our taste. The rice with tonkatsu was dry and tasted like an overnight rice. The fried noodle was okay.The atmosphere was nice and the staffs were attentive.We paid around 45 Euro for two adults and two kids. It was rather expensive for the quality we got. There are definitely better Japanese restaurants in Mannheim.

This is a nicely decorated restaurant in the Japanese style lots of wood etc. We had goyza to start 4 pieces for 4 euros. They should be fried to give a crisp base and then steamed but these were only steamed. At hardly a mouthful each not that good value. The noodle dishes are very good I had a chicken one lots of chicken noodles vegetables and broth and my wife a vegetable one. There were condiments to add more flavour to your meal. The wine was good and the service prompt and friendly. I wouldn't say it was a japanese restaurant its a bit like the UK WagaMama's style. But tow starters two noodle dishes two large glasses or wine 33 euros is great value I'll go back.

I went here to eat lunch and I ordered gyoza and a ramen soup. The gyoza came out barely warm. One order costs 4 Euro and it only has 4 gyoza, I think that's totally overpriced. The ramen soup was also served lukewarm which was terrible. I had to ask the server to warm it up. Then I noticed that the ramen had no Nori and no boiled egg. The broth was very sweet and the meat was so tough that I couldn't bit through it, so I had to eat these large slices of beef in one bite. They have no pork ramen option. I have had ramen in many Japanese restaurants and this one was the worst I've ever had. For 13 Euros you can get a better tasting soup in other restaurants. I gave it 2 points because the ser... Visualizza piatti