This has quickly become one of my favorite sushi restaurants in the area. It’s within walking distance of my apartment, making it a convenient place to visit whenever I’m craving sushi. While it’s more expensive than conveyor belt chains like Sushiro or Kura Sushi, the difference in quality is immediately noticeable. The fish is exceptionally fresh, the selection feels much more premium, and every plate is prepared with care. It’s well worth paying a little extra for the experience. If you’re looking for higher-quality sushi without paying high-end omakase prices, I highly recommend this restaurant.

Sushi were tasty. Miso soup is free refills (self served) at lunch time on weekdays. There are also special lunch sets just available on weekdays. I feel it was a bit expensive. Free parking was available. You can order via electric pad, and you can exchange some languages on it. It wasn't so crowded. There were counter seats for solo customer or pair customers, and box seats for 3-4 people. After you finish lunch, a staff counts how many or what you eats.

It is a slightly more expensive conveyor-belt sushi, but the food is of higher quality than 100 yen sushi. (This does not mean that the quality of 100 yen sushi is bad.) The menu changes depending on the season and the day's purchases, so you can enjoy the freshest fish in season. They also have a wide variety of sashimi and other snacks on the menu, as well as a variety of alcoholic beverages. There are various types of sushi restaurants depending on the area and the company operating them, so please try them out!

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Nice kaitenzushi close to Shimotakaido station. Prices start from 120 yen but most plates are in the 200-300 range. The quality and serving are good and the place is spacious with a long counter and multiple tables. It’s a good place for families and as such, really packed on weekends.

Good sushi, good price. Just don't go during busy hours, I'd you have to then use their web link to reserve and check the wait times. Coupons, too, but all in Japanese, how you can read.