Narita Edokko Sushi Sandōhonten — Restaurant in Narita

I had just scrumptious sushi here! Even eel was cooked well, though it usually is not my favourite. From the bitter moments: the host wasn’t quite flexible about sitting us. We arrived when there were plenty of free seats in the restaurant. Me and my two friends wanted to sit at the bar table to see the open kitchen working process. She showed us to the table for for in a pushy manner. We placed the orders and the bar seats were still empty. So I decided to sit there in meantime to watch the chefs. She approached me and asked to move back to my table. It felt rude from her side even though I tried to explain that I will return to my table after order arrives. She let me be only after one of the chefs told her to do so. The rest of the personnel were friendly and kind. The service was also quick and food was amazing. So just a wish for some more flexibility in future...

I am a little confused, I have been coming here for decades and after retiring I make two yearly trips to Japan and if Tokyo is in my itinery without fail I will stay 2 nights at Narita area just for his sushi, to me it’s the best and I always sat at the counter engaging the boss!very nice guy so I returned on Monday 3rd Nov had a fabulous sushi meal and chatted with boss again, told him I will come back on Wed my last day just for sushi, I came at 1215pm it opens at 11, I saw the chefs at the counter and the waitress came wrote something on paper and said closed??????? There were two Japanese males seated at the table so I was so pissed !!! I have never been subjected to racism at this place ever so I am confused ! What a lousy ending to a beautiful Japanese holiday but to me his sushi will always be...

Dude… sooooooooooo gooooooood. It was the bee’s knees. If you love oyster, raw this is the place to elevate your tastes buds😵‍💫. Omg I have eaten many places for oyster but this place is magical. The oysters are sooo plump and juicy but not fishy. So fresh. Can’t describe it, you just need to try it. The sushi on the other hand, the pictures do it no justice. It’s so plump, you basically get a sashimi attached to your nigiri. Definitely worth the yen, the USD the moolah $$$$$. I am not Japanese but I love sushi and this is the place to try it in Japan. The Oneesan a.k.a, your waitresses, are so sweet even offered me more miso soup on the house. Omg you guys don’t miss out…. I love food and I love this...