Not a big fan. While their selection is minimally better (but not nearly as large) than Hamazushi across the street, there are some other factors that just didn't work for me. For one, the ordering tablet is positioned pretty high up so you have to tilt your head and reach to order anything. They don't have to-go containers and they don't accept credit cards... strange for a restaurant with a seemingly large customer base. The game you can play with the sushi plates is highly overrated by the other reviewers - literally all it is is you slide 5 plates into a slot at your table and you get a ¥100 gacha toy from a dispenser on the median above (if you win the animated slots, anyway). The only good thing about this place is their order delivery system. Instead of one conveyer, they have two - a slow take-what-you-like belt and a high speed order belt, meaning anything you specially order from the tablet gets delivered straight to your table with no risk of anyone accidentally (or purposely) taking it for themselves. To me, this definitely doesn't make up for no to-go and no cards, but your mileage may vary. For those confused by the bubble containers: just grab the plate and pull it forward, there are no buttons or switches on the container itself.