The more time I spend in Japan, the more I realize how demanding the country is when it comes to food. In Spain, a restaurant like this would easily have 5 stars. For me the sushi was incredibly delicious. There are two options when eating, you can take plates directly from the conveyor belt, where dishes range from ¥140 to ¥950 or you can order them. I mostly chose plates in the lower price range, and my dinner of 9 delicious plates of sushi came to ¥2600, with green tea included. I definitely recommend it!

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Its sushi on the conveyor belt but you can also order items from the menu. Aside from sushi we tried the clam soup & deep fried fish.. Delicious! Staffs speak English & you can write the ala carte dishes on the paper in English or the code number.

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English friendly menu where you can write down orders on a sheet using english and item number instead of ordering directly with the chefs in the center of the island (but you could also tell them your order if you're comfortable). Prices are fine, just be mindful of the color of dishes on the conveyor belt as I definitely grabbed a plate of sushi that was priced much higher than if I had ordered directly via writing down on the sheet. Rare but there seems to be mix-ups on the belt now and then. Specific orders are fresh made in frontof you and correctly plated. Coupons also available if you want to come back again.

We were the first customers in the restaurant. The staff greeted us and we chose the seats ourselves. The conveyer belt did not have any sushi yet. The sushi was very value for money it was cheap and it didn't taste very good.

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A very reasonable spot for a quick meal of sushi. Although quite popular, the wait time is pretty short, the quality was good, and we liked that while it was a sushi train kind of setup, there is a large and assorted menu that we could order to have made for us - handy for children or customers who prefer sushi without wasabi.

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