Sushi Sui Ningyocho — Restaurant in Tokyo

A hidden gem of very reasonable and tasty sushi meal! Has ENGLISH menu with PICTURES!!!

You can order by single pieces (nigiri) and pick what you like, or just go with predetermined set (at a small discount and safer choices). Many other non-sushi items available.

We had 3 people and freely ordered whatever looked fancy or not-typical, like sea cucumber, fish paste cake, sashimi set, fried octopus etc. and everything was tasty! Note that sashimi sets are not included in English menu so open the Japanese one and point :)

Staff were very friendly even though cannot speak English. We can easily point to pictures to order. Only bit of trouble is we tried to order out of menu - tried to get Salmon sashimi but they brought out salmon sushi. Still delicious!

Overall we paid ¥2,800pp and were super full and satisfied. Will definitely visit again!

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