I had a pretty decent lunch here with my folks after hitting a 2nd Street where I bought some great stuff. When we got there, one of the staff in Japanese told us that the table that we were going to be given was pretty tight and stuff but we didn’t realise it till we got to our table - but it was okay. I ordered a handful of salmon sushis which were really fresh and delicious to eat. I even had a “salmon bones” soup that costed ¥330 (if I can remember right) which I would highly recommend that you get! But I do think that it’s a daily thing and it’s not always available 24/7 but the sushi makes up for your meal. Do definitely check this restaurant out if you’re looking for affordable sushi at great quality :3

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This was my favorite "conveyor belt" sushi restaurant I've been to in Japan (or anywhere for that matter). The setup is quite modern, which is nice for non-Japanese. You can order your food directly from a tablet in your preferred language. It also shows you pictures of the items and gives you a running total on your bill, so there are no surprises when you get the final bill. Each order was prepared fresh and in a timely manner. Was it the best sushi I've ever had? No, but make no mistake, all the sushi we had was very good and it beats the sushi I've had in the US by quite a margin. If you're looking for a really good meal made to order, at a reasonable price, this is your place. I recommend arriving close to opening as possible if you don't want to wait, this place fills up quickly.

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Food was good with generous portions but it was not mind blowing. However, for the price, I expected even better quality. Unfortunately, the value for money isn't great.

Very fresh. The flounder fin was melt-in-the-mouth good. Convenient to reach after a stroll through the Goryokaku park.

Very good and fresh tasting fish! A bit on pricier side, but worth it! Decent sized parking lot. Came on a weekend ~130pm and had no wait. One negative, saw a spider on the table!

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