Tenjinzushi — Restaurant in Osaka

Yes they may know very little English, however they are the most attentive and try their absolute best to still talk to you. I had the omakase that was 14 courses and it was absolutely amazing! One chef is 79 and another is 67 and they were trying their best to name each fish and ingredient on it while the hostess Yumi assisted. I ended up having the best dinner and conversation with them (over google translate). If you want something authentic (hi no soy sauce needed bc the rice is seasoned in red vinegar) then definitely come here! My omakase, shochu, and two extra pieces of sea bream and red snapper that I ordered came out to about $6500 yen or $42 USD which is an insanely good deal. 11/10 would...

Out of all the experiences I had during my trip in Japan, Tenjinzushi has got to be my favourite. We had done a tonne of research to find the best omakase and I couldn’t be happier with our choice. We had the Premium omakase set menu and every single item on the menu was absolutely phenomenal and the prices were really reasonable - it was genuinely the best sushi I’ve ever had. But what really made the experience special was the chef (I wish I asked for his name!). He was really charismatic, funny, and really made us feel comfortable. He explained each of the items and explained how we should eat them. The food is what made us go but the energy and atmosphere is what would...

Amazing authentic sushi spot! The sushi was super fresh and delicious. The staff were so friendly and fun — we all communicated through broken English, broken Japanese, and lots of hand gestures, laughs, and smiles. They even used Google Translate or pointed to the English names of the fish to make sure we knew what we were eating. It’s a small, cozy place packed with locals — we were the only tourists — and it felt like a true, authentic sushi experience. Highly recommend! Grab a reservation if you can and pricing was ¥6600/person for a 14...