We went there end of September during a trip to Japan, we found a small sushi shop in lost in a small alley with good review and decided to give it a try.

First a nice lady at the reception was really nice and very welcoming. When we sat down, we got the explanation on how the sushi worked. It's really simple, ou have a menu, with information written in Japanese, but also translated into romanji and a small explanation of what it contain in english as well as the price. You ask directly to the chef the kind of sushi you want and they make it in front of you. Each sushi is labeled with a plate color that indicate the price. And at the end, you just add all the plate and pay what you ate. The sushi is very fresh as they prepare everything as you order and they are masterfully done.

To order is very simple, you just say: "Sumimasen, (the thing you want) kudasai" And there is only one last thing to do, enjoy your meal.

There are also a moving tray with sushi that the price was reduced, I'm assuming that it's the end of the fish or the last tray of rice, but don't be affraid, they are as good as the one you order.

The ambiance is good, the chef is cheerful food is AMAZING (my personnal favorite was the Unagi sushi (eel sushi))

I ate for 2000yens worth of sushi and I was full and very happy of my meal.

They also serve very good nihonshu (sake) to go with the sushi.

Really, if you go there, you wont be disapointed !