It's the best, it's delicious.

Went during weekday lunchtime. The parking lot was full and regulars were double-parking, but since we were first-timers, we parked our car at a nearby coin parking lot. Ordered the Miyamoto set meal; the sashimi, tempura, and sushi were all delicious. The banana fry dessert was delicious too.

Had time before the driver's license renewal reception hours, so I dropped by for lunch. The atmosphere, taste, and customer service are very good. Many colleagues at work recommend it, so you can spend your time with peace of mind 😊 My companion was shouting "Whoa, Kyaa" at the Spider-Man and Jaws objects and dining in high spirits (lol). Would love to drop by again at night bringing my juniors 😊

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Parking available. There's also parking a tiny bit further back. A bit hard to park. There is an elevator right under the shop. Honestly hard to understand, so it's best to ask the staff. Customer flow was about 3 groups besides me. Weekday daytime, no reservation, solo. Ordered the Jō-nigiri Zen, but since it wasn't enough, added a Kizami Chirashi for a total of 3,700 yen. Initial order took over 15 minutes. The sushi in the Jō-nigiri is delicious, but it felt a pity that there was a bit too much wasabi which overpowered the sushi's taste. Among the toppings, the conger eel (anago) was extremely large, chewy, thick, and delicious. The kizami chirashi had finely chopped thin omelet, shiso leaves, and red pickled ginger mixed into the rice, and the fish scattered on top was also arranged in an extremely well-balanced and delicious way. The presence of shiso and red pickled ginger is strong enough that you don't feel any fishy smell, which is good. Being childish, I picked out the red pickled ginger halfway through, but it was still delicious. I was happy that a large conger eel sat on top of this as well. Chawanmushi is totally normal, normally delicious. Miso soup is nameko mushroom and Asari clam red miso soup, normally delicious. Ice cream and coffee are normal.

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Was taken there by the chairman of a business partner. It was exquisite deliciousness you don't experience in daily life... Osaka is fearsome (I'm from Okayama). 4 hours have passed since finishing eating, but the deliciousness still lingers, making me feel all floaty. The milt, shrimp, and sashimi are all delicious. The most surprising was the Whole Eel Roll. With extraordinary deliciousness, emotion continues to linger on the tongue. Since I was treated, I don't know the price... The interior has lots of interesting gimmicks, so it doesn't feel unapproachable. Isn't it perfect for a special day when you want to eat something a little nice?

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