coil

Beautiful presentation, great flavor with a good variety of veg/vegan friendly options.

Visited March 2026

Their stylized logo is hard to read but you head to the 2F and it’s the modern minimalistic space. We went with family not knowing what to expect, but had a lot of fun. The food was good, and quantity was plentiful so don’t worry too much about ordering extra things (although we did like the deserts...!). The meal kit comes in a wooden carrier but we didn’t have room to put everything out so whenever we reached inside, we were a bit surprised. A hint: any excess of the ingredients can go as topping on the rice/salad box, so there’s no need to pile everything onto the rice balls or over-stuff the roll - this actually makes it hard to eat. This is for playful types who enjoy solving puzzles and good food. Staff were not intrusive (even on the minimalistic side) but very accommodating and helpful when we asked.

Visited March 2026

we had a super experience thank you

Visited March 2026

Coil is a very funky place, targeting the yuppies, I guess. The setting is minimalistic with white tiles floor, white walls and tables & chairs like school desks. There are no menues, but you're handed an IPad from which to order. You are to choose the ingredients from which you will build your sush...i rolls. We had some trouble catching on, but the friendly waiter assisted us, when he was available. The little rice mats are brought out in a timber box, you put your stuff on, roll them, eat them. There is also a counter where you choose and make your own tea. We found the whole concept far fetched, unnecessarily complicated and messy. It was an interesting experiment, but we much prefer a traditional Japanese experience.

Visited January 2026

This restaurant requires you to make your own sushi which is not at all apparent on its website. There is no ambience. The lighting is stark and bright. It felt like a place students would hang out. Worse of all, after I got back to my hotel, I received an email saying my reservation has been cancel...led and there is a cancellation fee of 1980 yen per person. I told the waiter I had a reservation and gave him my name when we arrived at the restaurant but he probably didn't register it in the system. I asked my hotel receptionist to call the restaurant to tell them not to charge me a cancellation fee as I was there. This took half an hour and I don't have confidence that they will not charge me a cancellation fee. It has been a very bad experience. I wouldn't recommend.

Visited October 2025