Bikkuri Sushi Ebisu — Restaurant in Tokyo

Incredible value; do this instead of conveyor belt sushi. 1.5x the price but for what I'd say is easily 3x the quality. Best authentic sushi experience I've had in Tokyo without tourist premiums (e.g. Tsukiji). Premium sushi runs from 150 - 450 yen/piece. A bunch of guys basically sit in the middle of the restaurant making sushi for everyone. They print out menus daily for their "catch of the day"; menus are in Japanese but they have photos that you...

Walked by this sushi restaurant and I felt hungry, so went in for a quick bite. Their sushi is average, nothing particularly memorable but decent enough to satisfy a craving. The fish was reasonably fresh. Service was quick and polite, and the prices were fair for what you get. Overall, it’s an okay spot for a casual meal if you’re in the area, but I wouldn’t go out of my way...

The sushi overall was firm and flavorless. Some pieces were really good, such as the large eel and the negitoro hand roll, but I left disappointed nonetheless. If you are looking for reasonably priced sushi, this place may match your budget, but I think you are better off going to one of the similarly priced sushi bars...