Sushiro — Restaurant in Tokyo

5 out of 5. If you want to experience traditional Japanese Sushi train, there is the place to be. From check in to check out are all self service. It is a franchise japanese sushi chain. So, you can find it across in Japan. The quality, variety and price are very good. We ordered 20 plates of sushi for 2 people and we are full. It's about 6000 yen. Definitely much cheaper than in Australia. The menus are all touch screen with different languages. When start to order from the menu, it would ask you do you want to play games. Please say 'yes', because if you win, you will get a plate of sushi for free. Due to the above reason, they are extremely popular for the locals and tourists. Definitely not a touristy trap. Due to popularity, please avoid the peak hours. Definitely highly...

This is a anti social person's dream Raman spot. If you dont like talking to people or even talking to the people serving your food, then this is the place for you. You order your food on a Kiosk, and then just tell them how you want your Raman made on a piece of paper. You may wait a bit for a seat but that comes with it. Once you do, you go sit in a small stool with boards blocking each side and a small little window where you food comes from. You press the button and put your receipts and paper, they take it and they do the rest. There is also instructions on the walls beside you for those who are new. It is a very cool experience if you are visiting Japan. The Raman is really good to, you wont be disappointed. Only thing I didnt like, it was very tight...

We walked by this outlet and wanted to try if it has any difference from the one back home. We arrived around 6+ close to 7pm and there is already a long queue before us. We opt for counter seats and was showed to our seats within 5 mins. Ordering is easy and there is English menu. You can taste the freshness of the seafood from the sushi. The pickled ginger really refreshed our palate, preparing us for the next dish. For the same items, the overall bill is half the price of what we...