It was thriving. I was watching locals come to buy. Is it delicious?! Thinking so, I bought it twice, but hmm. I wonder? The price is relatively affordable and set low. It's moderately delicious with no hits or misses, is that the impression... (Might edit frequently?)

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Bought a large size for 780 yen at lunch. It was a good portion and delicious. I was happy that it included two pieces of tuna.

Located in Sakaemachi Shopping Street, I often pass by on a bicycle, and around 7 pm, boxed sushi displayed in front of the store is half-price. In late March, I bought it to bring into a nearby karaoke place, and at that time it felt tastier than supermarket sushi. In late September, I saw the half-price sign again and bought it, but the sea bream pressed sushi lacked freshness and the taste had degraded. Speaking of late September, it is still a time when the heat lingers, so it's natural for things made in the morning to degrade if left as they are in front of the store... The fact that they say no receipt comes out is the same as last time, and it seems they do not have the mindset to improve. Since they think that because it's half-price, it can't be helped if it's slightly degraded, and it's fine not to give a receipt, perhaps that's why they can't get high evaluations. Prospering shops, I think, manage such things properly. For those who buy, I recommend checking the original price when asking the owner, "How much is it?" for the half-price sushi. Before me, a man on an electric wheelchair asked the owner, "How much is that?", but the owner stated a price 100 yen higher. I thought "Eh", but since it was someone else's business, I couldn't say anything, and it was poor thing since it's hard to see the price from a wheelchair. Later on, I regretted not being able to say anything. I don't know whether he said that knowingly or not, but since it made me feel bad, I won't be visiting again.

In terms of volume, each item is a bit smaller and the price is also relatively cheap for sushi, so I took out many kinds such as maki, tekka, nigiri, chirashi, and battera. (Note that Wednesdays seem to be regular holidays)

In front of the store, sushi for takeout is lined up. It was delicious. Wasabi was strong so it seemed spicy for the children. Next time I will ask without wasabi.