Kaiten Sushi Toriton

My boyfriend and I had our dinner here after visiting the Tokyo Skytree. There was no line when we went here. The food here are decent and the staff are very friendly and polite. Even though they have an English instruction on their menu on how to order, they will still teach you how to do it. Basically, they have an order form sheet and some pencils on the bar that you'll be using to list the number of the food that you want from their menu--all of their food has a number on them--and put a check on the part of having either with a wasabi or not on your sushi order. You also need to put on the form on how many orders you want for each food that you'll be ordering. I think you can only list four food per page.

After listing your order on the form, you can give it to the chef that's in front of you. They are fairly quick in making our orders. The only food that was slow to arrive was the fried chicken nuggets that my boyfriend ordered.

Since it was already late and we were the last people to go in and eat on Toriton, the chefs had stop making sushis for the conveyor belt. We had to order everything using their form.

Some sushis are delicious while some fell out of our expectation. There was also this nigiri that we ordered where the fish was really cold! They weren't able to prepare the fish in a room temperature because they were closing and the fish was already on their freezer. They just took it out for our order.