Good sushi for a reasonable price. Orders are done using a tablet, however, the English translations are okayish at max. Regular special campaigns. Very good Unagi.

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Sushi was average for Tokyo, definitely not bad. Quick and not too expensive, but I have had similar quality for cheaper before. Still, it's definitely a good place to come if you're in the area and want some quick sushi. My other go-to places are much further away. Also, hopefully you understand some Japanese or already know your fish if you come here, because their tablets have an English option but the translations are sometimes very funny. (>ω<)

I've had better experiences at places like Hamazushi, but this place's macha tea, tasted like genmaicha, it was actually really good. I enjoyed the fried oysters, and they had a baked salmon mayo that was pretty good, but other than that it it all tasted pretty similar to the 100 yen restaurants. Their pricing system is a bit odd, as they have different color plates for different prices, and the price list is on the counter right below the conveyor belt. So there was that. It was a little weird though, everytime my partner and I ordered something, and the server came to deliver it, he would put it in my hand and shove it at me, it was a bit aggressive, but we just laughed it off. Would I recommend it? There are better places, for sure, but for me it was okay. I wouldn't recommend it, but I would not discourage you from going. You do you. Cheers

Sushi go round!!! I love this place, love the food they serve, more flavorful than any other sushi restos, even servings are so generous, a bit pricey though but worth the satisfying taste.

2026/02/23　11:50 First visit　Sunny with occasional clouds ■Ate various things, 2530円 ▼Credit card payment (contactless OK)　Order on the touchscreen at your seat ●Serving time　About 3 minutes later That day I traveled over 1 hour each way just to return a bag I’d borrowed from my parents’ home. I returned it in a second, then was told to take some daikon from the field, so I declined and quickly left, walking back to the station area. I thought I might as well have sushi on my own and visited here. There were a fair number of customers inside, but I could sit without waiting. It’s supposedly conveyor-belt sushi, but nothing is going around. There are U-shaped counter seats and tables inside. It was lively with families, but there were also a few solitary people drinking from midday and nibbling away. The counter seats have plenty of space between neighbors, so you don’t have to worry about bumping elbows. As lunchtime arrived it started getting busy, and quite a few families were waiting for tables. I don’t think you’d have to wait if visiting alone. All the sushi was delicious. The shrimp in particular were springy, with an enjoyable texture. Thank you for the meal.

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