Miyabi Ristorante Giapponese

A few streets beyond Bologna’s monumental core, Miyabi occupies Via Andrea Costa to the west of the city and offers a Japanese meal in several rounds rather than a self-service buffet. Its all-you-can-eat menu costs €15.90 at weekday lunch and €17.90 at weekends and on public holidays; dinner rises to €25 on weekdays and €27 at weekends and on holidays. Drinks and desserts cost extra. The menu brings together sushi and hot dishes, but not every item can be ordered without limits: the website notes restrictions by dish and a 25% charge for food left uneaten. If you want to try several things, knowing those rules before ordering helps avoid waste and a surprise on the bill.

Comments checked praise creative sushi presentation, attentive staff and variety; others mention noise or ordering limits that can disappoint anyone expecting unlimited quantities of every dish. Some diners praise the service and private rooms, while others describe waits or rules worth knowing in advance. The restaurant is better suited to a shared, unhurried meal than a quick stop before returning to the centre.

The published address is Via Andrea Costa 157/2, in the western part of the city. It is outside the immediate route between Piazza Maggiore and the Two Towers, so check public transport from your accommodation and allow time for the return. The restaurant has separate pages for lunch and dinner menus; check the sitting and price for your date, especially on public holidays. Weekday lunch is the most budget-friendly option. If you expect a physical buffet where diners serve themselves, this is not that format: unlimited dining works through orders placed at the table.