Sapporo Japanese Restaurant

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Location

Galae Square, Ad Doqi A, Dokki, Giza Governorate 3750412

Description

Japanese restaurant, Teppanyaki restaurant

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Galae Square, Ad Doqi A, Dokki, Giza Governorate 3750412
4.6
5 reviews
  • Amml Hnesh (Amal)

    Loved loved loved loveddd this place.

    Vibes are amazing.
    Great way to make memories of my last day in Cairo

    Waiter Kirolos Ashraf was such a friendly person.

    Would recommend for everyone

  • Basma Bucheery

    Excellent abdulrahman waiter very friendly
    The food shashmi we liked it and please quite confartable

  • Nikos Fragos

    We ordered crispy tempura roll and super volcan roll sushi, chicken nanban soba noodles and gyoza dumpling and everything was nice, especially the sushi plates. Recommended!

  • Catherine Petrishcheva

    Very good place. Every time I wanna go somewhere and i want to be sure it will be perfect, I’m coming here. The kind man Abdelrahman knows every time what do we prefer, and I feel comfortable because I have a garantee for the great evening. Thank you!

  • Frederik “Julie & Frederik” Raunstrup

    Authentic Japanese for Traditionalists, but missed the mark for us

    If you are looking for authentic Japanese sushi in Cairo, Sapporo is a unique find, though it might not be for everyone. We came here with high expectations, but ultimately left feeling a bit disappointed given the high price point and very “rich” taste.

    The Food: For the Purists
    This is not your typical “fusion” spot with mayo and fried crusts. The flavors are very traditional—which means the fish is the star of the show.
    * Warning: The taste is very “fish-forward.” If you aren’t a fan of strong, natural seafood flavors, you might struggle here.
    * Not Kid-Friendly: This isn’t the place for children who love “American-style” sushi rolls. It’s strictly for sushi traditionalists who appreciate raw, simple ingredients.
    The Atmosphere & Vibe
    The decor is incredibly authentic and feels like a hidden spot in Tokyo. However, the dining room has no windows, which made the space feel a bit claustrophobic and dark for our taste. It lacked the “wow” factor we were hoping for in terms of ambiance.

    While we appreciate the dedication to Japanese tradition, the overall experience didn’t quite justify the expensive bill. It’s a solid choice if you want a quiet, windowless, and very traditional meal, but for the price, we were hoping for a bit more “spark.”
    Pros: Extremely authentic, traditional techniques.
    Cons: Very expensive, no natural light, niche flavor profile.

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