Sushi Toriton Toyohira — Restaurant in Sapporo

I hardly noticed any tourists; perhaps I found a sushi restaurant that locals prefer? It’s about 90% Japanese patrons and only 10% tourists dining here.

The service was characteristic of Japanese standards. While it wasn’t the absolute best, I would have preferred less interruption while enjoying my meal.

You can order food directly from the iPad in front of you. The menu supports several languages, including English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, as far as I recall.

Undoubtedly, the seafood in Hokkaido is the best and freshest I have ever tasted.

Getting there a bit earlier to avoid the crowds is a great idea! Arriving at the store around 10:40AM will give you just the right amount of time to hop in line and be ready to step inside when they open at 11AM.

The sushi served here is incredibly fresh and delicious. Highly recommended! Prices are...

Typical conveyor belt sushi restaurant. The service is fast and friendly. There was a queue despite me visiting at 3 p.m. for a late lunch and I had to wait for 30 minutes. I suppose that it is worse during lunch and dinner time. The sushi is fresh and tasty with a typical selection of raw fish including different tuna and salmon cuts. Also, a variety of local fish is offered on a daily basis depending on availability. Side dishes include soups and fried chicken or squid. The beverage choices are limited, but they offer complementary Tea and water. I paid about 5000¥ and was pretty stuffed after finishing the meal. This included several of the special tuna cuts. If you stick to the standard stuff, it could...

come with high expectations, arrive 10.15 on sunday already have 10 person waiting. 10.45 door opened. the sushi train doesn't have food on it only signage and some special menu card moving. this takes away the experience feel

the food is to be honest not better or worse than other sushi train place. the fish is fresh but watery. the rice is well made with each grain well defined and have good bounce as you bite. however the choice of local fish is very limited to salmon tuna albacore flounders and macakarel.

price/taste is ok, like what you would get in many other major asian city. i dont think this can represent what the most popular sushi train in...