It has a retro, Showa-era look that feels reassuring. The thousand-yen sushi lunch is a bit on the small side, but it comes with coffee and a coconut sablé after the meal The vinegared rice is on the light side

Visited for lunch. The sushi rice was packed really tightly, so it felt more like an izakaya than a sushi restaurant. The proprietress was friendly and warm, which I appreciated. The young chef kept fiddling with their smartphone whenever there was no work, even while facing customers, and I could hear whistle sounds like a soccer game, so I wish they'd done that in the back, out of sight.

A hidden gem The tea and sushi are delicious☺️

It's an eel restaurant within a 5-minute walk from Kiyose Station (North Exit), but they also had sushi and tempura dishes. There's a TV, but I like the calm atmosphere. There's also a 900-yen lunch.

Went today for the first time in a while. Went for lunch with an acquaintance, and they liked it. Unfortunately I was driving so I couldn't drink beer, but we enjoyed the delicious food Thank you for the meal.