Rakisuta - Laupheim's new sushi paradise opens its doors!

Rakisuta - Laupheim's new sushi paradise opens its doors!

Marktplatz 15, 88471 Laupheim, Deutschland - in Laupheim on Friday, June 13, 2025, the new Chinese-Japanese restaurant "Rakisuta" opened its doors. Under the direction of Hongbin Chen and his wife Yingying Tang, the restaurant offers an enrichment of Asian gastronomy in the region and thus closes an urgent gap in the market. The restaurant is located in the basement of the Hotel inn Krone on Marktplatz 15 and is designed in the typical Asian flair, which ensures a relaxed atmosphere.

Hongbin Chen, who came to Germany from China 20 years ago, brings 17 years of experience from the gastronomy. After working in cities like Munich, Ulm and Dillingen, he has now dared to be independent. "Rakisuta" is a matter close to the heart for the couple who works without additional staff and thus maintains direct contact with their guests.

diverse dishes in the menu

The menu of the new restaurant offers a wide range of delicious options. Chinese specialties include homemade dumplings, known as "Goyza", which are filled with vegetables and beef. Fried pasta can also be found on the menu. The Japanese side is covered by various sushi variants, including "Maki", "Nigiri", "Ura Maki" and "Gunkan". The offer is supplemented by tasty bowls - both vegetarian and meat or fish.

Various delicacies are available for the starters, such as inserted Chinese cabbage in a sharp sauce, elaborate "Kimchi" and the Japanese seaweed salad "Goma-Wakame". Particularly exciting: the sushi preparation happens directly at the counter, which gives the guests a look at the art of making sushi.

opening times and Takaway

The "Rakisuta" is open from Tuesday to Saturday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and also offers the opportunity to enjoy the fine dishes on Sunday from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. The restaurant is closed on Mondays. For those who are in a hurry, a Takeaway service is also available, while deliveries are currently not yet possible.

Asian cuisine is becoming increasingly popular in Germany and Europe. It exceeds the simple ready meals and inspires with a variety of street food and upscale dishes. With “Rakisuta”, Hongbin Chen has recognized the trend that the flavors range from sweet and sour to sharp and that the preparation methods differ depending on the country of origin. Stadt-tips emphasizes that the Ramen-Court is also very popular, and thus complements the general enthusiasm for Asian cuisine.

new sushi trend and creativity in the kitchen

The "racisuta" is not only a new address for sushi and Asian delicacies, but also a place where the focus is on diversity and quality. A visit is definitely worth it - whether for gourmets or those who just want to try something new!