Shinjuku-Sakaezushi — Restaurant in Tokyo

My recent visit to Sakaezushi left me with mixed feelings, as there were both positive aspects and notable drawbacks. On the positive side, the sushi was not bad but not excellent, showcasing a variety of flavors. However, one major drawback was the excessive amount of rice on the sushi, which overshadowed the taste of the fish.

The ambiance of the restaurant was lacking, particularly on the second floor where we found ourselves alone. This lack of atmosphere detracted from the overall dining experience.

Furthermore, we encountered issues with service, as our order was forgotten and we had to call a server to remind them. This lapse in attentiveness was disappointing and affected our enjoyment of the meal.

Unfortunately the excessive rice, lack of ambiance, and service issues detracted from the overall experience. For a more satisfying sushi dining experience, there are better...

Dinner with my friend. ¥2,500 / per person depending on your order. English menu is available Credit card acceptable

We booked the table in the last minute and the staff was nice and prepared the counter table for my friend. Since it was like 8pm, clams were sold out but we enjoyed the sushi. The taste was okay and if you want to experience the counter sushi with reasonable price, here it is. My friend really...

Super average sushi by Midwestern American standards. The tuna, salmon, and mackerel were alright. The Uni was bitter instead of sweet. The staff were unhelpful in assisting me order as my Japanese (or lack there of) was very rusty and a helpful Japanese woman helped me. My friend (a bearded, red haired man) received many stares and sneers not only in the street but from a few of the middle aged...