Li's Cooking Asia

The food is delicious and we even received two surprise-treats (and we still don't know why).
The Amerika-Maki plate (which I had) comes with delicious maki rolls (bigger than usual) and a mango sauce. Vegetarians can dine there as well, since they have quite a few vegetarian dishes on their menu.
Funny detail - the dishes served do look like the photos on their website. Nicely arranged and fresh.
Will definitely come back again.

When it comes to getting a table, you need to be lucky, at least during lunch time. Friendly service, good prices.

The place is usually packed due to the size of the place, but if you are not in a hurry, you will get a table after about 10-15 minutes waiting. It´s worth it.
Staff is extremly friendly. Interieur is OK - nothing spectacular.
The menu is very big and I always find it hard to decide on what to choose. But I have never been disappointed yet.

I love it. Very friendly staff, little treat on the house (sort of maki which I've never had before and dessert). Always packed with people, especially during mid-day-time. It's worth a visit though!! Average Prices: menus from 6-9€. I enjoyed the "Bali Noodle Soup" (main dish), "Satay Chicken Menu" is also recommendable

The staff was very friendly and started us off with a little treat on the house (2 pieces of Maki with tempura shrimp, avocado and salmon in a mango sauce. nice) However, a good place to start when judging japanese/pan-asian cuisine is always the Miso Soup, I think. It was decent, but far from home-made. I got the small sushi set (4 pc of salmon - good, 2 pc of tuna/bonito - good, 2 pc of butterfish - nice), it was alright, not exceptional. The wasabi was nice and fluffy. The California Roll however was big disappointment: it was cold and could have might as well stemmed from a supermarket shelf. The rice was not fresh and of course the less than mediocre avocado killed the experience entirely. I am not saying, I wouldn't return to Li's, but probably not for the sushi experience.