An izakaya where you can enjoy delicious sushi at affordable prices. Not only the sushi, but also the fried food and à la carte dishes are tasty, and drinks are half price until 7. It's cheap and you can eat plenty, so I'll be back. Because it's cheap and delicious, it attracts lively groups, and when you're there with one you can't hold a conversation, so minus 1.

+3

The sushi we ordered as soon as we arrived still hadn't come after 1 hour. When we reminded them, it arrived in 5 minutes. It felt like the kitchen couldn't keep up at all. We even started losing track of what we'd ordered. A shame, since the food doesn't taste bad.

This izakaya specializes in sushi properly shaped by hand by skilled chefs. Items such as egg and squid tentacles start at 59 yen per piece, so you can enjoy sushi fairly cheaply. They'll also accommodate requests for more or less sushi rice. The sushi here is so delicious it's hard to believe this is an izakaya. The interior is neat, bright, and clean, so there are many groups of women too. It's open until 3 a.m., the latest of the izakayas in front of Naruse Station. There are counter seats too, making it comfortable and recommended for solo customers.

+3

I recommend making a reservation before going. A few months ago, I went without one and was turned away very curtly with, “If you haven't reserved, we can't,” accompanied by a dismissive wave of the hand. I didn't eat, so there's no food rating.

Our first visit was for a get-together after leaving the gymnasium. The restaurant is fairly spacious, and since we arrived just after opening, it was still quiet. The staff were kind, and we had a pleasant time. I'd like to go again after a match at the gymnasium.