Sushi no Midori Nihonbashi — Restaurant in Tokyo

My friend kept telling me this is the best sushi restaurant he’s ever visited then so I came here.

They only have space for 8 customers and I had to queue. It wasn’t so long maybe around 15 mins.

It was my first experience standup sushi place. Had to see and follow other customer on how to order.

Sushi master was so busy I didn’t when is the right time to order but I think he noticed that I wanted to order so he gave me eye contact 😂

One customer, a lady, kept looking at me, not sure why =.= maybe because I couldn’t say the sushi name correctly or eat sushi correct way haha.

I had manzoku nigiri, aburizukushi, aka ebi, maguro kiriotoshi gunkan, anago nigiri, kanpachi. It costs me 3410 yen.

They were all awesome I love the maguro the best but anago was the star! Sooo good! Will come again and...

Wow! I’m impressed by how good their sushi is. It’s located as the basement level next to a supermarket in Takashimaya. There’s always a line because the restaurant is very small, and fits up to 9 people. The chef is friendly and every sushi we tried was excellent and tasted really luxurious. Tuna was ‘fatty’ and their aburi sushi are so nicely charred and creamy. I had to order extra serves because they were ‘that’ delicious. I also ordered their ankimo (monk fish liver) and it was impeccable as it was served with a nice punchy citrus-y ponzu sauce. Their miso soup was so hearty and had chunks of sliced fish pieces. 4 sets of sushi with a side of extra sushi and monk fish liver costed ¥5470 which is so...

This one really impressed me with both the quality and the portion sizes. It has more of a sit-down feel compared to the conveyor belt chains, but still moves fast enough for a lunch stop. The highlight of my visit was their jumbo nigiri set, which included thick cuts of tuna, salmon, eel, and shrimp — each piece felt generous and packed with flavor.

Everything was fresh, beautifully presented, and reasonably priced for the amount of food you get. I also appreciated the miso soup and little side dishes that came with the set, which made the whole meal feel a bit more complete. If you're hungry and want solid sushi without going too fancy, this place hits a great...