Ariso Sushi — Restaurant in Tokyo

The sushi quality is top. But the only reason we went there was because every other sushi restaurant in Tokyo central station had a waiting time of at least 45 minutes. The waiter did well to accommodate us in the corner of the sushi bar but they got only 3 stars for service because they could not speak English. I genuinely believe when you are a restaurant at Tokyo central station, you need to make an effort. The atmosphere is more sophisticated in the sense they make eating sushi a culinary experience, which is reflected by...

Truly delicious but also the most crazy expensive sushi ever. lunchtime 2 people $100 with no drinking! Problem is they don't have English menu despite the location next to the train tracks where a lot of foreigner pass by. This is also the reason why you get a shock when they come with the bill, and not even a luxurious restaurant by the looks of it. The itamae cook was great but the lack of clearly priced English menu makes you think they do...

Soooooooo delicious! Some of the best fatty tuna (otoro and chutoro) I’ve had in Japan so far. Very friendly and polite service as well. You order from an iPad. The service is very quick if you need to eat in a hurry before your train. They had seasonal fish as well as the main staples you might see at an omakase joint. I loved it so much that I went back a second time during my five days in Tokyo. Highly recommend and can’t wait...