Sushi Aoki — Restaurant in Osaka

Only writing this review to make it plain to other tourists that they aren't welcomed here.

Personally, I also come from a tourist town in my country and I understand it's important to have a locals only spot. But. State it plainly. Put a sign up. Let us know. Instead, I thoroughly read other reviews and there was absolutely Nothing indicating a reservation being Needed.., and the restaurant was half empty when I tried to walk in solo. They said they were reservations only, but they Actually meant they didn't want a tourist there. The website says it's an option but Not a requirement. I just wanted some quiet sushi after a long day. It was disappointing to say the least to hear this passive way of telling me the obvious. I'd have been fine with a sign out...

this is a 20 years old sushi restaurant at the corner of the street that provides authentic fresh sashimi and sushi. Very small shop with may be 15 seats. I eat sushi sashimi all the time and enjoyed evey single piece of sashimi here. They are real real fresh and oil your mouth with the fragrant. The Toro sushi is so incredible and I will go back with wife tomorrow. Price is very reasonable or may be cheap comparing to the well decorated shops. Chef and server very friendly ! I love this shop. You will...

In spite of the language barrier, it was one of our most enjoyable meals here in Japan. The chef and his assistant were patient with us. They have an English menu (upon request). The seafood tastes fresh. Highly recommend the squid and octopus nigiri, and the negitori temaki. The sake was amazingly sweet and flavourful. And I really appreciate that this place is open late (6pm to 1am). Great if you are staying in one of the...