This area has lots of sushi restaurants and we picked Kaiten due to the sushi train and we’re moved upstairs on arrival due to limited seating. Ordering of the iPad menu was a simple, however they seem to focus the menu on local treats and fish, as a narrow selection compared to what we are used to. We settled into min rolls and were surprised how fresh and tasty they were, ordering double helpings. The seaweed miso soup was disappointing however. If you love your sashimi and reasonable prices and a cozy kitchen, give it a try.

This sashimi sushi restaurant is fantastic—it exceeded my expectations. They have some varieties I haven’t seen at other places. If you’re a sashimi lover, you definitely have to come try it here. Highly recommended!

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- ​This is a local spot tucked away in the market; it's not as mainstream as the big, famous restaurants. - ​The prices are reasonable, and they use great ingredients, like scallops, shrimp, and tuna that are super fresh. - ​The staff provides very attentive and caring customer service. - ​If you don't like crowds or chaos, you should definitely give this place a try. - ​They accept both cash and credit cards.

Food is generously portioned, fresh, and delicious. Ordering is via tablet which makes it so convenient, but does reduce the experience for those who want the the infinite merry go round. Instead, your order goes straight to your seat. The service is friendly and welcoming. English is accepted. An amazing place!

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The good thing is you don’t have to wait for entry on Saturday night. But the food is not worthy for you to plan on it. If you are hungry after landing on Japan, you can go. Just don’t have too much expectation.