Whenever I visit Akiba, I try to stop by and eat here. It's reasonably priced and the food quality is good. It's classic kaitenzushi with sushi going around on a conveyor belt and you can order whatever you like directly from the chefs. If you want wasabi, you need to ask the chef. Pickled ginger is in a container by the tea cups. Help yourself to green tea powder and use one of the hot water dispensers to make your cup of tea. Eat whatever you fancy and the staff will price up your bill based on the number of plates and the pattern on the plates. The patterns are not as easy to discern as they used to be which makes matching them up to the price guide tricky. Overall, if you are in Akiba and want some sushi this place will probably satisfy your needs. You'll need Japanese here. The staff will try their best but the servers seem to be mainly students studying in Japan with Japanese as a second language and English may be basic-to-non-existent.

I'm not usually a big fan of sushi, but I had to try at least one conveyor belt type of place when in Japan. And I liked it very much, there were a lot of different types to choose from, some definitely better than others. One or two types were quite dry. It was a good experience for a decent price. The place was basically full during lunch time when we were there. The chef in the middle was very busy, always preparing new plates. It's interesting to watch the sushi being prepared in front of you, so if you can grab a seat nearby. One thing I wasn't a fan of was that you can see into the restaurant's utility room which didn't seem very clean.

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The most amazing place to have sushi in Tokyo hands down! The staff was super friendly and all of the sushi is rotated right in front of your table! The have so many different varieties and the cuts are all extremely fresh! We also met some incredible people next to us that told us all about the different sushis that we were eating and they told us which ones Japanese people enjoy for certain occasions 😆 I definitely recommend when in Akihabara

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Immaculate conveyer belt sushi. Very fresh, very diverse options along with amiable staff

This is the best conveyor belt sushi restaurant that I have ever had! The price is not that expensive and the quality is good! Is it because they brought in good fish from Tsukiji Market? If anyone plan to eat sushi in Japan, I definitely recommend this place!!!!!

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