Heiroku Sushi Tokyo Shinjuku Okubo — Restaurant in Tokyo

If you loves Sushi but are budget conscious this is one of the family friendly shop I recommend . You will like the huge selections this shop has to offer, let alone if you are alone you can order the set sushi and go with some ala carte on the menu ,the serving of the toro and uni sushi is my favourite , ask for their special tamago that lace with mentaiko and crab meat sushi, a must try at least once . You won't regret . This is a conveyor belt kind of sushi shop, so help yourself with the green tea , but I do suggest you try the uji cha a kind of roasted rice tea with very nice fragrance that cleans your palette and you are ready for your next piece of sushi. Not to mention the serving is generous ,don't worry if you are messy with your sushi this shop is very forgiving . If you don't see what you want on the conveyor belt , politely ask the sushi chef or show them the picture on the menu, for 2 persons we spend about Japanese yen...

Went here a few times on our trip a few weeks ago and loved it. Prices are decent, no wait times (if we had to no more than 5 minutes only so they could clear off the bench), Sushi were amazing and when it isn't too busy the sushi chefs themselves will try to talk to you in english, it was a very very fun and amazing experience.

The menus also have english so it is extremely tourist friendly. If you are around the area i would definitely try it. We also tried Tenjazushi across the road which was also great but we personally preferred this store. However I would recommend trying both stores for yourself because they where both amazing.

Much much much better than many sushi stores i saw recommended in big cities like shibuya that had ridiculous wait times and...

Sushi to call it somehow, quality not very good. six people in total eating and the line completely empty not refilled at any time we ate a plate and left. when we were we looked at the menu at the entrance, immediately prepared us the table, now I understand why. were desperate for customers. The "cook" talking quietly with another without preparing a dish. Besides there are no Japanese working there, only Indians. I would rather eat at 7-Eleven than go back there. Besides putting Wasabi on all the sushi which shouldn't...