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Keyaki Sushi Grill

Krefeld, Germany

Keyaki is that spot in Krefeld where you can actually eat sushi until you regret it, all you can eat, no cap. They’ve got the usual suspects (maki, nigiri, temaki) plus warm dishes if you’re not trying to go full raw-fish mode. Dinner starts at 5 PM, so it’s a solid move for when you’re too lazy to cook but still want to feel fancy. The vibe is lowkey: no over-the-top decor, just a place to stuff your face without judgment. They’ve got drinks too, beer, cocktails, the works, so you can turn it into a whole thing if you’re feeling it. Closed Mondays, which is honestly a vibe (everyone needs a break). Not gonna lie, the website looks like it was made in 2005, but the food does the talking. If you’re into sushi and not trying to drop a ton of cash, this is your spot.

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Keyaki is that spot in Krefeld where you can actually eat sushi until you regret it, all you can eat, no cap. They’ve got the usual suspects (maki, nigiri, temaki) plus warm dishes if you’re not trying to go full raw-fish mode. Dinner starts at 5 PM, so it’s a solid move for when you’re too lazy to cook but still want to feel fancy. The vibe is lowkey: no over-the-top decor, just a place to stuff your face without judgment. They’ve got drinks too, beer, cocktails, the works, so you can turn it into a whole thing if you’re feeling it. Closed Mondays, which is honestly a vibe (everyone needs a break). Not gonna lie, the website looks like it was made in 2005, but the food does the talking. If you’re into sushi and not trying to drop a ton of cash, this is your spot.

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Keyaki Sushi Grill

Keyaki is that spot in Krefeld where you can actually eat sushi until you regret it, all you can eat, no cap. They’ve got the usual suspects (maki, nigiri, temaki) plus warm dishes if you’re not trying to go full raw-fish mode. Dinner starts at 5 PM, so it’s a solid move for when you’re too lazy to cook but still want to feel fancy. The vibe is lowkey: no over-the-top decor, just a place to stuff your face without judgment. They’ve got drinks too, beer, cocktails, the works, so you can turn it into a whole thing if you’re feeling it. Closed Mondays, which is honestly a vibe (everyone needs a break). Not gonna lie, the website looks like it was made in 2005, but the food does the talking. If you’re into sushi and not trying to drop a ton of cash, this is your spot.