築地玉寿司 ウィング高輪店 — Restaurant in Tokyo

Went on a weekday dinner timing. Long queue and many customers at that timing.

Took us some time to get settled down as expected and understandable.

The orders took quite some time to come, some of the Things we ordered didn’t come as expected even though we converse in basic Japanese.

This is the first time ever where I go to a sushi restaurant and they cleared my green tea after 1 glass without refill. Even when we asked for water it didn’t come at all after they cleared our green tea. Like seriously?

Next is the quality of the sushi. The uni sushi was a total disappointment. It lack the freshness and the bad taste linger in my taste bud.

I ordered 七福にぎり, when the cut came I had a shocked. Some of the cuts was so thinly sliced as though it didn’t exist. It was such great disappointment and letdown. This is a proper restaurant and not a conveyor belt sushi joint.

Then the two tables on our left and right, some of them ordered the same thing as us. The cut was totally different. It was a proper portion and cut which I felt short-changed to be honest.

As a regular traveler, I can’t seem to comprehend what has happened at this restaurant. If given a chance, I will not step...

This sushi chain restaurant, tucked away in the basement level of the Wing Takanawa, is a hidden gem for anyone looking to enjoy quality Japanese cuisine in a convenient location. Despite being part of a chain, the restaurant maintains a high standard, especially when it comes to the freshness and flavor of its fish.

The menu offers both set meals and à la carte options, giving diners the flexibility to enjoy a full course or just pick their favorites. Each sushi is well-prepared, with fresh, flavorful ingredients that reflect the essence of traditional sushi craftsmanship.

The interior is distinctly Japanese in style—simple, clean, and calming. From wooden accents to minimalistic decor, it creates a warm, authentic atmosphere that enhances the dining experience without feeling overly formal.

Whether you’re staying nearby or just passing through Shinagawa Station, this restaurant is a great option for a casual yet high-quality meal. It’s a solid choice if you’re craving fresh sushi and want to enjoy it in a comfortable, traditionally...

Only for those with low expectations for sushi. This sushi rice is poor in texture and taste. Neta were not properly handled and lost most flavors and umami. Neta and rice ratio was wrong with oversized poorly taste rice. The sardine even had bones still in it.

Some small flies fly around table. Chefs do not like taking individual orders and comments on orders behind counter.

Waiters were friendly and...