So first thing you need to do is check in to get your table(booth) or bar. The machine is only in Japanese so ask an assistant for help or just push buttons and hope for the best. The experience is awesome, grab the plates from the lower conveyor if you see something you like or pick up the hand held ordering device and switch it to the language of your choosing. Once you make it this far it's smooth sailing. Unlike other sushi bars you don't have to be able to read your color or remember what plates are yours. Once you order your device will tell you when it's on the way. The saving Grace is your order arrives on the TOP belt directly to you so there's no confusion and you don't accidentally grab someone else plate. Best cuts of fatty tuna I've had, all the food was great even for a...
Read moreEnglish menu available to reserve your table when you first go in. Take the ticket with your number and listen or watch the screen. When your number is called you scan the QR code at the check in machine and find another receipt pops out that has your table number. Head to your table and there is an English screen available there too to order your sushi. When we were in Japan 10 years ago they used to have sushi continuously going on the conveyor belt that you could just grab, but now you order everything you want on the screen and it will be delivered to you...
Read moreWe went on Saturday, 7.30 pm and had to wait about 30 minutes to get a table (for two). So it was very crowded! You have to pull a number first, get called then in japanese. Since no one really speaks english, you should watch the screen (if you can't understand either)! Ordering was easy and funny by choosing the sushi on a screen at the table (They have english menue!). You just grab your plate after a message on the screen arrived. We really liked it 'cause u get a well diversified menue for a very good price - each plate with 2-6...
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