Edo Sushi

Bucharest

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€4.95

Edo Sushi

In the heart of Bucharest, Edo Sushi offers an immersive Japanese dining experience. Its menu features expertly crafted sushi and tempura, complemented by a selection of Japanese drinks. The tranquil garden setting, showcasing the unique Shou Sugi Ban technique, provides a serene escape.

Information

addressStrada Știrbei Vodă 84A, București
emailedosushibucuresti@gmail.com
phone+40 73 511 10 95
websiteVisit website
facebookwww.facebook.com/EdoGardenRo

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