Umai Sushikan Akasaka — Restaurant in Tokyo

One of the worst sushi 🍣 restaurants I’ve been to in a long time. I really didn’t want to leave a low rating, but once you read this review, you’ll understand why it ended up this way.

We went there during lunchtime — plenty of empty tables. On the plus side, you can order from a tablet, which is way more convenient than having to write your order on paper. Also, the tables are separated by small dividers, so you’re not staring at people at the next table while eating. Unfortunately, that’s where the positives end.

First of all, they charge nearly 1,000 yen for a single piece of fatty tuna nigiri. And it’s not about the price itself — it’s just laughable when you realize you can get better and cheaper quality at places in Ginza or Roppongi. We decided to try a few options and ordered two assorted sushi sets. The taste was identical to what you’d get at a supermarket. The rice kept falling apart, making it nearly impossible to pick up with chopsticks.

But the worst part? After I finished eating, I had to spend ten minutes in the restroom. And after getting home, I had to go two more times. On top of that, I got stomach cramps and what was clearly food poisoning. I came hoping for a nice sushi meal and left with a...

Hello. I love sushi. I was passing through Tokyo, the restaurant looks good! it was fun. but my eel order was included in my bill twice, which was not fulfilled. I had to ask to exclude items from my account that I did not receive. This happened to me for the first time in Japan. Therefore I am forced to lower my rating. hope for understanding. Otherwise everything was fine. clean. Everyone, as usual, is very polite. The room is spacious. It seemed to me that it was not cheap. Unfortunately, I will not go to this...

This is a reasonably priced sushi restaurant. The quality is surprisingly high for what you pay, which is why it’s always crowded. What I like most about this place is that they ask you about the size of the rice (shari). I can’t eat much rice, so being able to choose a smaller portion is a big help. At most budget sushi spots, you don’t get to specify the size of the rice. Today, I had the 2,700 yen nigiri set for lunch....