One of the best ramen chain restaurants in Japan. No doubt they are good and always long queue even after 9pm. We waited about 30-40 mins for our table. Self order on the machine. They accept credit card and cash. Regretted that I only had once during my visit. Must visit when you are in Japan. Open 24 hours and just pop by anytime.

The exceptional taste of this Ramen still lingers on my palate, leaving me yearning for more. I'd recommend opting for the premium pork and a touch of seaweed. A truly stellar culinary experience...

An absolute must if you visit Japan. You will wait at least 45 minutes (in my experience) in every place they have, but absolutely worth it. You will be seated in separate 'desks' and the contact with the people serving you is minimal. You just fill in how you want your ramen to be prepared and a few minutes later you can start eating. If you can handle spicy, I recommend to add some of the chili as it elevates the flavour to another level. Overall just top notch! When you're looking for a place to catch up with friends or family, this might not be the place. If you're just looking for great food, GO GO GO! For more content, follow @foodpatroll on Instagram 📸🤳

Yes, it is worth queuing. You can dine solo and undisturbed. Foreigner friendly. If unsure about order, their signature bowl + set is highly recommended, circle everything default.

This was our first official meal in Japan. We went here for an early lunch. We got here about 30 minutes after it opened and there was a line but it wasn’t too bad. This restaurant is downstairs but for those who have strollers, don’t let this deter you. We had a stroller with us and the worker who was helping at the top of the stairs took it downstairs for us. There was a spot for the strollers while we waited in line on the stairs and during our meal. There is an elevator to use after our meal. There are also backs for the chairs that they attach for the smaller kids. The food was delicious! Our daughter ate all her noodles and some of an egg. She tended to eat better in the separated spots than when we are at home in our dining room.

Glad to finally come back the first ramen I had in Tokyo over 5 years ago. Love the unique Ichiran experience of individual eating and being able to customize how you want your ramen and soup base. I'm a fan on thin extra firm noodles and a strong tonkotsu broth. So always a delight to eat here, but have to admit that while I leave satisfied, I'm also very very full! Highly recommended for both the ramen and eating experience.

What can I say, I love Ichiran! Long wait but definitely worth the wait. Love that you can order and sit there without having to speak or really see anybody. The process is super simple and straightforward but effective. The broth is SO flavourful and absolutely delicious, and love that you can customize to your liking. So good 10/10 and will have to stop by every time I visit Japan.

It was the most amazing ramen I've ever had in my entire life. Everything is so customisable (I loved the option to change the firmness of noodles because I always like my noodles hard). You don't have to look at or talk to anyone. At the end you can write a message on the paper of your disposable chopsticks to thank the chef! If you go with 2, maybe 3 people you should be able to sit together (you can fold the partition separating your stalls). I went with one friend on a Monday at 7:30pm and the wait was only about 5-10 minutes.

Expect a wait. Today was over 30 minutes to get in. If you want to sit together, it will take longer but you are in a fairly closed off eating area so it's not a table sociable environment. You order from a kiosk then they will give you a form to finish up. You place that on the table and then they'll start bringing your order within 10 minutes. Very good and recommend. Enjoy.

provides a dining area for those of you who like privacy and silence when eating. The noodle texture is just right. soup that has a rich broth taste. best affordable to try. but you have to be patient to queue for around 60 minutes. but the service is very good even though places to eat are very limited.

We were surprised that restaurant staff speaks English. He switched to speak English immediately once he noticed that we were speaking English. Although it was around 4am the service quality was quite high. I recommend this ramen shop.

As my first meal upon arriving in Tokyo, this is definitely worth the price and long wait. One bowl is enough to make your tummy warm and busog ☺️ ordering is unique as you have to punch in your order at a vending machine. They even sell packaged pancit canton style so you can also make it at home 🥰 you can choose the level of spice, thickness of your noodles, and if you want to add other sides in your bowl. Their table is also arranged for only one person, so you can also be comfortable eating alone. Will def eat here again the next time i visit Japan 💯

I had to check out the hype! It was really good! Was it the best ramen I had in Japan- no! But it was the best chain ramen I’ve ever had! It was easy to order and we went on a Thursday afternoon so it wasn’t busy. Maybe waited about 8 minutes for a table. Really happy I squeezed this place in before I left!

Loved it! There's only one type of ramen so there's not much of a choice (except for additional toppings like an egg or nori, plus the firmness of noodles, spiciness level, etc.) but they made that one to perfection. Plus I loved the vibe of this place.

First time for me to try a "one person" eat Ramen experience. Arrive, make order at the machine n pay. Find yourself a seat that is empty. Once you settle down yourself, n you will need to fill out a form how you want your order to be. Later on, staff will come to you n confirm your order, then blind goes down. Your noodle will come shortly. Food: noodles are good, but soup based is too salty for me (I don't eat salty food that often). The chatsiu is just right. Service: japanese restaurant staff are very polite in general. They keep speaking Japanese and bow. I don't understand, but it is part of their jobs. I tried to communicate with them, but they don't understand /speak English. Environment: even people eat alone, but it doesn't mean they come alone. People can talk but in low voice. People don't like being disturb but too noisy Environment when they eat. Overall good experience. Thanks. It is located in the basement. No way to have wheelchair accessible. Watch out the stairs, quite steep.

4/5 I came here alone 2 times when I was in Tokyo, I definitely did like it! The food isn't anything special but it is definitely really good! The service is really great as well, it is self service ticket style and then you get seated at an open booth, it was actually kind of fun getting seated the way you do since you get a little water spout for your cup and you're secluded to everyone for privacy. I reccomend coming here if you're looking for cheaper ramen and if you're nearby! It's fast service and they are all really nice!

One of the most unique dining experiences I’ve ever had. We did have to queue up for about 30 minutes but it was well worth it. The ordering was super easy and fairly priced (one may even say very affordable). The service was fantastic, I cannot get over how respectful and kind everyone is in Japan. It was so good we went twice (Ueno as well)

There was a long line during dinner time, but this spot is open late night. So we went in at 4am! This is a spot where you dine alone. All the seats are facing the serving wall, not ideal for groups. Ramen was excellent. It’s tailored to everyone’s individual preference. We loved the spice and depth of the ramens

The most amazing Ramen I've ever had. Located kind of off the beaten path and down a staircase (not accessible). They offer an English menu. It was worth the wait. Amazing food and an excellent price. Do yourself a favor and get boxes of it to take home!

One of the most known Ramen shops in Japan. Had an early lunch around 11am but it already has a long line. Ordering was pretty easy due to the user friendliness of the ordering kiosk. Though you would still fill up a paper for your ramen preferences. Serving time is pretty quick even at full house. The atmosphere is pretty simple, but whats unique here is the individual tables accessible by ichirans staffs via those window screens where they serve your orders. Less interactions, recommended for ramen lover introverts. Their toilet isnt as clean as others stores. Now about the ramen, its not the tastiest ramen I had but its actually pretty decent especially for its price point. Though you can customize your ramen I recommend getting the standard options for the first time. What you’re here after is not the ramen alone but for the experience also, I would highly recommend this for tourists or first timers in Japan.

Great experience. Waited 20 mins for dinner around 10:30pm. You order & part at a machine, then customize it (richness of the soup, spice level, etc), then you are seated at private individual booths. I'm addicted. Not kid friendly, really tight spaces. Good experience, was able to sit beside my friends.

Super yummy!!! Service was fast - starting queuing at 8:35pm and got my food served by 9:10pm. The staff is friendly and speaks English well and the ramen is SO GOOD!! The broth is rich yet light enough so it won’t make your mouth dry, and the noodles are springy and bouncy. It’s a wonderful bowl of ramen on a cold day and would definitely recommend!!

Great Ramem! We didn’t have to wait that long (30mins) as we were there before the lunch time crowd. You sit at a booth and is kind of odd but the ramen and salted egg are really good. AND at such a good price.

Staff are amazing here, very friendly and amazingly fun. Getting into the restaurant is fun and unique. There was a nice little magic show at the end and the atmosphere was lovely. I would recommend this place to anyone just looking for a fun experience and great staff. However, food wise, I have been to fine dining restaurants before and this price was comparable, but the food was not. I want to stress that by no means was the food bad, the food was decent; but for the price I was expecting more. The flavours presented were fairly one dimensional. Without the fun and unique presentation and atmosphere, the price would not be worth it for the food alone. Would recommend for the fun time, not for the food. Make a reservation. We did it two months before going.

TOTALLY WORTH THE SPLURGE. While it has been years since we ate there, the magic of that evening still brings smiles to us. The whole experience from the moment you step in to the restaurant through the meal service and to the very end are executed flawlessly. The food was amazing, but the up close magic and sleight of hand tricks were unbelievable. Spend the small fortune. You're guaranteed to have an amazing evening.

This experience was a splurge but definitely worth it for the most part. My favorite part of the experience was that we ate our dinner in what looked like a cave. The staff were so friendly and fun! I enjoyed all of the appetizers, they were unique and came out in displays with ninja weapons and smoke. The main course was pretty basic being steak and salad, but it was delicious. The ninja staff replaced our wet towels often, and our eating utensils. We felt very welcomed being foreigners, and the staff spoke English well. This wasn’t just a great dinner it was entertainment and activities. This was the most put together entertainment restaurant, and I loved meeting real life ninjas!

Booked about a month in advance. Follow the instructions on their email to find the location, I can see how it would be hard to find (we had no issues finding it). We sat in a private little booth. It was a really unique experience, the food is so creative/creatively presented! The ninja and Master Ninja were absolutely so fun. We ordered the $150aud p/person Wagyu course, both filling enough for the both of us. We don't normally do 'themed' restaurants but this was good to experience at least once when visiting Tokyo.

Wonderful experience. A little expensive but worth every penny. The ninja maneuver is really exciting. They have put lot of thought and art into making the whole place. Better to make reservation before going. We chose the cheapest course so the amount of delicacies were less but they were delicious

Such a fun and interesting concept for a high end restaurant. I love how the ninja theme is over the top but not in a bad or tacky way. My husband and I made a reservation for my birthday and we had so much fun. The food was delicious. We ordered 2 Hanzo course meals and asked if one could be accommodated for a dairy intolerance. They were able to make small changes to the menu for me and I was so thankful. Service was really great and I cannot wait to return!

10/10 amazing! It's an awesome experience and the staff are perfect in how friendly they are. I've been to fine dining restraunts all over the world but this was a singular experience. I had to cancel my card due to fraud issues and the staff were so helpful in dealing with the issue. They took the deposit amount out of the final bill and everything got sorted. The staff try their hardest and it shows.

[Aug 31, 2023] Best dinner we had in Japan! We made reservations online in advance. We selected a 150g wagyu course and after that plus drinks our total was 40,000 yen, so quite a lot. But it was a really fun experience. Without spoiling a lot… make sure you are physically able to go through tight spaces and stairs. Entering the restaurant was a small maze but super fun! Every single course we got there was some kind of show, even the drinks. We even got a personal magic show during dessert. There is a Photo Booth at the end too with tons of fun props. We enjoyed this dinner so much as a couple, they really put a lot of effort in the whole restaurant and every single meal. I would think kids would enjoy this just as much or more!! We got our own Japanese style private room too. The waitress and all the other staff speak English as well. If we come back to Tokyo, no doubt we will give them another visit. Worth every yen!

Went here today for dinner. The ninja village was a bit of a dark maze but the staffs were very helpful and mindful of people’s safety. I love that the tables and seating are separate so more intimate and you can enjoy the food and the service. Food from the first course to the end were just to die for, very creative, top produce and well balanced. Each meal was creative and paired with some showmanship. Some food are disguised to look something else like the omelette and radish at the end with soy we’re actually pudding, Apple compote and caramel sauce. The Master Ninja at the end was very entertaining with his magic presentation. The experience has a wow factor, staffs great, food divine. Booking is a must!

Second time coming here after a decade - this time with kids! Book in advance online - they cater well for dietary requirements. The cost is reflective of the experience you receive which is definitely unique and one to remember! Especially if you have young kids! Service was fantastic, food was tasty and intriguing and the atmosphere is a memory you will keep with whoever you go with!

As others have said before, it is a quite pricey but in my opinion well worth it and I'm very glad I went here! The staff members are all very accommodating and soo kind. Rest assured, they will give you a great ninja experience. The courses themselves were presented in interesting ways. I've had the vegetarian course and was definitely not disappointed. The magic show was also entertaining and the ninja was very friendly! Would definitely recommend this as an experience and will also gladly come back again. (I was also full after the courses!)

This place was unbelievable. It's on the higher-priced side but definitely worth every penny - the food, atmosphere, performance, and master ninja were all a fantastic experience, adults and children alike! From the very beginning, even before you enter, it's well performed! The wagyu Steak really was melt in your mouth and everything was so delicious. My picky eaters ate everything! Highly recommend you make this special dinner a part of your trip!

Wonderful and fun dinner experience. Very friendly staff and welcoming to foreigners (Minori spoke excellent English). Hiroshima style food was amazing. Only negative feedback is that some customers were smoking, but the restaurant didn't smell of cigarettes (very good ventilation). Gluten free options on the menu.

We tried the menu which is shown when booking via tablecheck and loved it. Actually you are not forced to take the whole menu when you made the reservation. I can definitely recommend the menu and the location, the staff was very friendly and energetic performing behind the teppanyaki plate.

Passed by randomly on our way in kabukicho! Do note that reservation is required as we arrived at 7pm and was told the next available seating is at 9pm. We returned promptly at 9pm and ordered the pork okonomiyaki, softshell shrimp and squid+ Japanese onion. Everything tasted great! The okonomiyaki is rather filling so do come with an empty stomach! The waiters have a special greeting to inform the entire kitchen of new customers, which I found quite amusing! Lastly, they have a cute freebie when you leave a review on TripAdvisor so do check it out! 😁

The place has a really typical Japanese atmosphere and the staff is very friendly. I had the best gluten-free okonomiyaki of my life, delicious to say the least! There is definitely some contamination, since they also cook gluten dishes on the same griddle, so it is not recommended for those who suffer from it. The teppanyaki experience was really fun: we were seated at the counter, with the cooks cooking in front of us, and we ate straight from the griddle.

Very friendly staff that can speak English well, and has gluten free alternatives. The cooking surface is shared with gluten-containing dishes though, so up to each person for their gluten risk tolerance. Pretty fun that they livestream their chefs on YouTube, and the chefs also have big personalities that makes it fun to watch even though I don’t speak Japanese. Great air ventilation too, doesn’t feel stuffy even right next to the counter.

Decent food, fun vibes! I wouldn’t say it’s the best food but it was delicious and relatively affordable. Come here for the drinking game! You roll a dice for a chance for free drinks, discounted, double drink, or tequila shot! It was a great time

We had an absolute amazing meal. We arrived with a stroller and the staff quickly helped us store it. Great food and fast service. Arigato Gozaimasu! You can see why they have so many rewards

I visited the place in Feb 2020 before Corona had hit the country. More than the food, I really liked the ambiance of the place and the cooking style. Every time a guest enters the restaurant, all the staff members welcome them by shouting something in Japanese. I had a great time there, the service was prompt and I somehow managed to order with the help of the friendly staff. I had ordered Okonomiyaki which was cooked right in front of my eyes. The food was enjoyable but I didn't find it extraordinary.

Great restaurant, very friendly staff and cool atmosphere. We ate there twice when we were at Shinjuku. We managed to get in without reservations but the place is very popular so it's probably better to make a reservation in advance.

Amazing atmosphere! Super fun place. We enjoyed the drinking game with the dices. We’re 2 vegetarians and stuff we’re very aware to what can we eat and what not as for vegetarians in Japan and was great!! The food was amazing we ordered the mushrooms and the classic and teppan baby and we really enjoyed!! 10/10!! Definitely will go back again!❤️ btw they also have gluten free options and vegan options!

The service is fast and great, kind staff, great food and lovely music. The baby dolls are funny and the food is incredibly filling. Overall I had a great time with my family (4) and the price is very reasonable for the quality of food ( the food is amazing) 🤩.

Amazing okonomiyaki. Also ordered the beef steak and shrimp cakes which were good. Came in close to 10pm on a Sunday and we were lucky to get a table in 15-20mins when we walked in.

This place is so fun!!! Don’t be afraid of going down the stairs. They were super nice and helpful with the language, and there is an English menu. The food was so delicious. I highly recommend the Original and the Classic. As the chefs cook it is shown on a large tv screen and you can follow them on YouTube. As a bonus they actually have Coke Zero!

I've been to many Okonomiyaki restaurants but this place has authentic Hiroshima style Okonomiyaki in Tokyo with All-you-can-drink at 2000yen. The staff are so friendly and do their best to use English! If you add garlic and cheese as toppings, it makes it even tastier 😲👍

Best okonomiyaki in my life! So beautiful too. Mine had seafood, tempura dried squid, grill noodles, egg, cabbage all in one

Different from Tepoenyaki in Sydney (no throwing fried rice or eggs). It has quite special Yuzu pepper sauce. If you order set, you can have certain drinks during 2 hours. The sake and plum wine taste good. Two of us for set dinner spent around ¥10,800.

10/10 food and experience. We went here at around 11pm on a Friday and got seated straight away. We sat at the grill and had the most delicious and interactive meal. From start to finish the energy was incredible. We had the wagyu, scallops, edamame, cheese wrap for starter - all were delicious. Then for mains we had the okonomiyaki for the first time ever which was also phenomenal. I would definitely return. Staff were amazing. The dice game is so fun. Highly recommend

I don’t know what I expected but it wasn’t this. It sounds like a joke. It is a joke. There are babies everywhere and the desert is a bottle of milky crème. And yet, the staff is awesome, the place is cozy, the prices are good and the food is delicious. 11/10

Tasty okonomiyaki (Hiroshima style with noodles) with great entertainment. Recommend sitting at the hot plate, where the action happens and to book. We were lucky that they could squeeze us in for a 1-hour sitting. My partner had the signature dish and I had the one with prawns and avocado. Lovely service, too.

Found this place looking for good okonomiyaki following Google reviews. Decent Hiroshima style okonomiyaki (with the noodles, flour on the bottom and eggs on top) and teppanyaki cooked by the chef where you can watch. The staff had good service, the place is underground but has free wifi. Staff are energetic. There's an English menu but it's not the same as the Japanese menu so check both. Overall, wasn't bad though there's a lot of sodium in a lot of these dishes (as are things in Japan gerally I guess 😅)

Made a 7pm reservation using Tablecheck, reached close to 6.45pm and was told by an Indian waiter to come back at 7pm. That's weird because he was allocating seats to walk-ins. Had to bother another waitress after 10mins before we could get seated. Ambience was quite cosy and we got seated at the counter seats where we could witness the food prep and get our Okonomiyaki kept warm while we savour it. Food tasted great especially the fish cakes and Okonomiyaki! Too bad the mushrooms were sold out as informed by the Chef, and the same waiter forgot to cancel it when I got my bill -.-

We walked in without a reservation and were lucky to get a table right in front of the kitchen. It was amazing to watch our food being made in front of us. The waiters were all super friendly and could communicate fantastically in english. The food also tasted amazing. I highly reccomend their special!

A very interesting and lively experience at Teppan baby here in Kabukicho. The okonomiyaki was one of the best ones I've ever had in the staff were incredibly kind, caring, attentive, and friendly. I will definitely be back

Super friendly staff and amazing food. Very helpful when dealing with gluten intolerance, they have a separate menu and can cook the gf noodles separately for a bit extra. Staff have good English skills. Highly recommend their drinking dice game for a fun experience.

Came here on a whim for our last dinner in Japan! We hadn't eaten okonomiyaki yet and we wanted to find a place that did Hiroshima style. We came on Sunday night around 9:30pm and got a seat after waiting 10-15 minutes. Sitting at the counter in front of the chefs was great, and the energy was really high! The okonomiyaki was a little pricey but very big (probably could have split one between 2 people), and that plus the cheese yaki and the 牛すじ煮込み were all super delicious. By far the best food we had on our trip!

We enjoyed the okonomiyaki , that was well done. but the rest of the dishes were lack luster. The Wagyu was too chewy and the scallops were a miss. It was okay, but nothing special. The reason this restaurant has so many Google reviews is that you get a free toy if you write a review and a lot of the reviews are from first time reviewers wanting to get a free toy.

A teppanyaki joint with good vibes and energy! Please make your reservations early if you wanna have a taste of good teppanyaki served by friendly and enthusiastic staff in a lively ambience! Food is tasty and portion is good for sharing! You can sit by the hotplate and watch your food getting the yummy treatment while getting entertained and served hot! Would definitely come back again along with friends! Highly recommended! 👶🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

This was easily the best dinner/experience our group had while visiting Tokyo. Not only was the wagyu steak to die for, but they also have a dice rolling game for anyone wanting to enjoy some alcahol with a twist.. maybe the drink is free... maybe it's double, maybe everyone drinks tequila, roll the dice and find out! 😜

In our last nights on Japan, we don’t want it to leave without it his famous Teppanyaki. Google Maps lead us here (and the great calificación wasn’t wrong). The service and the ambient of the restaurant is awesome, Japanese traditional tables and seats (even without shoes), and the crew of Teppan Baby makes the place more attractive with their interactions and how gentle they are. Finally the most important thing, the food… was incredible…prepared in front of you (or even you can see through a tv while they stream to the entire restaurant), and the flavor was GREAT!!!! If you want a great Teppanyaki and an awesome service, don’t hesitate and came here. (We didn’t have a reservation, but the wait was about 15 minutes, and trust me, worth it) Another thing is that all the crew speak English and has a English Menu also (something that its not common in restaurants here)

Foreigner friendly, they do have English menu, the sushi is pretty good, you can tell it is fresh and served in room temperature which how sushi should be served. The chicken karaage is not really recommend because of the price, the taste is good. Not a cheap place to be for sushi, but it won't let you down. 2 person for 10,000yen.

Cant decide which restaurant to try. As a visitor, it's probably a safe bet to pay a little more to ensure a quality sushi meal based on reviews in shinjuku. But given a chance, any of those restaurants at Tsukiji will offer fresher and better value for money options. Set meal prices has gone up.

We came here late at night, say 9pm, and they sat us rather quickly at the sushi bar. It was a pleasant, spontaneous experience. Things you should know: I. SERVICE They're timely and kind II. QUALITY The Seafood Chirashi-Don was extremely fresh and well presented..! It was enough to satiate the two of us. III. CAPACITY Small restaurant but decent amount of available seating at the late hours of a weekend night.

The sushi was a love affair of quality, freshness and flavor from the start. We had read the prior reviews and marked the restaurant to try and were more than happy that we did. Good food, our waitress was sweet, patient and spoke English. One otoshi (the house appetizer that follows the order of an alcoholic drink for the small cost of 300-600 yen) was brought out for one of us, as he had ordered a beer and I had ordered green tea. Our waitress had been kind enough to also make us aware of this upon ordering. The only little criticism would be a lack of atmosphere, but even that held little sway when the food and service were excellent. We would go there again.

A famous chain for sushi in Japan. Quality at this location seemed less than what I remember back when I came in 2018 and went to another branch. Still, nigiri prices are pretty affordable and some of the tuna sashimi was 👌🏻👌🏻

Friendly service, sashimi quality is above average, and they have different varieties and combinations of sushi and sashimi. The price is reasonable. It's excellent to maintain high quality of a chain store.

This place is pretty foreigner friendly in the fact that they provide a menu with multiple languages (although you do have to ask for one if it’s not obvious to them that you are tourist). The most confusing part was figuring out how to order, so let me help you. The papers and pen that are on your table are there for you to order most of your food (the server will initially come up to you to ask what you would like to drink, I got a shochu matcha highball). IMPORTANT: If you order an alcoholic drink they will give you a small dish called “otoshi” which is mandatory and cannot be refused( tho you can chose to just not eat it). This is so you don’t drink on an empty stomach and is something that happens in most restaurants that serve alcoholic drinks. The nigiri (にぎり) is numbered on the menu and the numbers correspond on the order sheet. The two vertical columns ask if you want wasabi in your nigiri or not (left column is yes and right column is no). Indicate how many of that nigiri you want in the boxes (ex: 1,2,3). Anything that is not given it’s own box on the sheet can be indicated in the free blank boxes on the bottom right corner ( this is where I put my order for the assorted tuna dish and my miso soup). When you are ready to order and if you need anything else in the future, call a worker with a “sumimasen” and/or raise your hand to show its you who is calling them. P.S they give a complimentary green tea drink after your meal and the tuna is definitely the most worth it. Was not a fan of the marinated mackerel. My order of sushi + my alcoholic drink + yuzu sherbert (which I highly recommend for dessert) + and small miso soup = 7,557¥ which is about $52. Don’t forget to say “gochisosamadeshita” to the workers if you enjoyed the food!

We ended up picking this spot because the other sushi restaurants in the area weren't open until later in the day. The restaurant is foreigner friendly and had a multilingual menu available. Some of the lunch set prices were pretty good and included chawanmushi and miso soup. Sitting at the counter was a fun experience, as we got to watch the sushi chefs at work. And they were all friendly too. The sushi itself was pretty good, and I'd eat there again the next time I'm in the area.

English menu with photos, easy to order online via code scanning. Good sushi though limited selection of salmon (my friend particularly likes eating salmon but we only found 2 salmon dishes). Foreigner-friendly.

Had a birthday dinner here with my family and it was an overall great experience. The staff and service was great, with English communication on par with the Japanese restaurants found in Australia. Their sashimis were excellent with good quality cuts but what stood out was my family's first experience with Chawan Mushi as it's flavours were very reminiscent of the broth found in a Balut/Penoy egg (Filipino) which we found very interesting! The more expensive prices were reflected upon the service and quality of the ingredients used in the dishes. We were sat on the basement floor very close to the chef who prepared our food - was a really great experience. Would probably not go out of my way to go back here but definitely a worthwhile experience!

Not as cheap as Kura and not soo fancy as other sushi restaurants but I honestly don't find many differences. The good thing is you can watch the chef doing the sushi right in front of you.

The food was aight. The service was aight. The vibe was aight. Nothing too special, but it should do if you are hungry. They forgot to give us utensils, water and napkins. They are very friendly though.

My niece wanted to try a revolving sushi place at least once before we left Japan and we happened upon this place by chance. They open at 10:30am on the weekends so we were the first to be sat. The concept is definitely cool as you get to see the food before you select it and eat it. Be careful though as it all adds up at the end as they are priced by plate and each plate represents a different cost. Service was quick and pleasant. Our group had a good time. I didn’t feel like the sushi was any better than the States but we paid a bit more for the novelty of it.

I always enjoy eating here. Normally, there is a small queue but it's definitely worth it if you don't want to spend a fortune and have to book months ahead for a spot at a fancy sushi joint. Wallet friendly, top quality food. Highly recommend the fatty tuna.

Crowded, with some tight corners. Awesomely packaged lunch menu, which were fresh and prepared infront of me. Affordable price point, reasonable waiting time. Loved it!

Chanced upon Sushi-Zanmai when I was looking for a place to have dinner. The restaurant has excellent services and provides English menu for foreigners. I have ordered the tuna sushi set from the winter menu and the it was absolutely amazing. Special shoutout to the bluefin tuna and fatty tuna. I have also ordered another dish based on the chef’s recommendation - Ankimo ponzu, monkfish liver marinated in ponzu. It simply melted in my mouth. It’s little wonder why monkfish liver is known as the foie gras of the sea!

Via QR Code you can check the menu and place the order which is very fast and you don’t need to wait for the waitresses to come. Good sushi, although limited selection of salmon (only found 2 salmon dishes) The only thing we didn’t like was raw squid. It was too hard to bit, not sure if that’s how’s supposed to be

Amazing sashimi! I could taste the freshness of the fish. I ordered their fried hamachi and minced toro roll as well. Everything was delicious. I will definitely return.

Sushi and food was not too bad! Walkable from where I was staying. The sushi pieces with the thick raw meats were the most delicious.

The set is value for money! The chawanmushi and crab salad appetiser was a great start to the sushi. For the sushi, I like the prawn and crab flavors. The eel was soft and sweet.

Enough said about the waiting time. Take the queue number, scan the QR code and let it notify you when due. Then go shopping or whatever you want. Remember to let it notify with sound. Try not to come after 5pm as the wait will really be 2 hours. Our favorites remain the signature platters (special giri and super special nigiri). Seasonally there are other platters too but these two are our recommends. Grilled seabream neck is our other favorite and cannot be found on the online menu, like quite a few other dishes. Do not be shy to wave an associate over and order from the menu booklet.

If you have 4 hours for this good food, then come. 1. There is always a long line up at the door. I was ticket 88 while they were calling 35. I spent 3 hours from the door to the table. You may go faster if you are flexible to eat at the counter. But I prefer to eat at the table. I don't want to talk about choosing food as any choice is good. You don't don't need to talk to the staff. Just scan the code and order the food. When food has arrived, you don't want to eat fast. Let the tastebuds do the job. After the first bite of the sashimi, 3 hours is worth the food. I was planning to eat my lunch there, end up I had my very late lunch/ afternoon tea/ early dinner.

We went there 3 times and on the third try we got in and omg! The atmosphere is amazing! They announce your arrival to the restaurant and the staff greets you while you are walked to your table. Ordering is super easy with your phone. The tuna platter and seared Fatty Tuna is to die for! We came back a 4th time. The wait may be a while but so worth it.

Superb value if you are looking for variety and quantity. Made reservation online and Paid under 4000 yen for the chef special set. Both tuna pieces were great. Uni is not of high quality but that was expected based on the price. I recommend this restaurant if there's a short queue or you book ahead of time. As soon as you sit the food comes immediately they are very efficient.

Ita-San-Omakase Sushi JPY3,300 ($25.5). I never know such quality Sushi you can eat with this affordable price. Highly recommend.

One of the freshest sashimi places we found. Really good sushi. Down side is the extremely long queue. Went at 3pm wanting to avoid lunch crowd. We ended up in line for 2 hours and had our lunch at 5pm.

Super value for money. So much fresh and wide variety of sushi for 3,600 Yen. I like the crab roe the most which was served as an appetizer. The queue was pretty insane though. You better start queuing 1 hr in advance before opening time. Otherwise, be prepared to wait at least 1.5hrs and above.

Affordable but good quality sushi. It is always crowded. There is a queue ticket machine in front of the restaurant. For dinner, you can start taking the queue number from 4.30pm and the restaurant opens at 5pm. The order is done online by scanning QR code on the table, so no worry about the language. The service is fast. It is one of the go to places for sushi in Tokyo.

Food is great, and is worth the 2hr wait. How it works here is that you either book ahead or you come to the restaurant and grab a ticket from the machine to queue up. You order via scanning a QR code and proceed to order via your phone. WiFi is also provided. Service is fairly slow due to how busy it was and sometimes they start combining plates. So it is used to differentiate who ordered what as well as the language barrier. Restrooms are outside in the train station, around the corner.

Visited on weekday lunch. Took queue number at 11.45am and got a seat at about 1.30pm. You don't have to queue outside to get a seat, you can take a queue number and come back when it's about time. Ordered their set and some alacarte sushi. Food was fresh, price tag on a slightly steeper side as compared to many other sushi chain out there. Food was good but nothing really stands out to me. Will probably revisit only if there's not a long waiting time.

Not bad for the price but not the best sushi place I've been to. The sushi rice was not as tasty but the fish was good.

The food is really good specially the tuna and salmon nigiris, I'd suggest to get the sampler so you can try many of the options in the menu. Also, to consider the wait time: even when they close after 9pm they might stop accepting people in the wait-list even before 8, so be sure to expect long wait times on busy days (up to 2-hours) fortunately there are many shops and cafes around to pass the time. They accept credit cards.

Waited about 1 hour to get in. Would be best to go early and get queue no before shopping around. Sat at the counter, chef who served us speaks English and is polite. Sushi is not bad. The sushi set is very filling. Free refill of green tea too.

My brother recommended me this place and he told me to come at 430pm to queue for dinner - and he was right. We came at 438pm and was given a ticket with 17 customers in front of us in the queue before it opens at 5pm. Crazy! Ordered the otoro set and it was fabulous- big, juicy and reasonably priced. Also had the imago which was again huge (see my wife’s hand), and additional otoro with inari (with yuzu). Service was very good and fast even tho they are packed, and price was very reasonable especially with the generous offerings. Highly recommend!

Simply wow! 💖 Make sure you get there before they open to get your ticket. I arrived at 10:30am on a Monday and was issuesd ticket 6. They opened at 11am. I was seated by 11:20am. I noticed that some people had booked - they were seated first, so this could be an option if you don’t like waiting. The sushi and sashimi was absolutely divine. So fresh and delicious and very well priced! Absolutely worth a visit if in Tokyo.

Came here for lunch on a weekday. What I like about this place is they do have a wait system where you take a ticket at the front of the store and they’ll give you a number on a receipt — we didn’t realise this until we looked around at other people. There’s a QR code printed on the ticket and you can register your details. The store will then notify you when your number is called so you can shop around and explore while you wait. Food was good but some dishes were a miss. A highlight was the uni and tuna hand roll (absolutely divine!!!) I would probably just come back next time and grab the hand roll to-go. Love all the way from Australia!!

We came 30min before opening time and got 11th in the queue, and was seated around 30min after they open. The sushi is super fresh and delicious. The uni nigiri is the highlight of the meal, the eel was really good too.

Very fresh and sushi are very fresh. The price is cheaper than Tsukiji Outer Market and offer similar quality. The premium plate at 3600yen is good value. Q for counter seats for faster entrance, table need to wait for another hour more. Recommend to come here for fresh sushi.

Some of the best sushi I've had in Japan! Prepare to wait in line for up to two hours unless you get there early (before they open). But if you want to book ahead you have to book and prepay for the set menu (¥3960 per person). It's super filling and excellent value, but you can also order additional a la carte dishes. Definitely order extra engawa. It's awesome!

When you first walk up, you have to sign in and get a number. We got there at 1730 and waited about 40 minutes with 18 groups ahead of us. My husband ordered an assortment of sashimi and nigiri and I ordered their grilled sushi. I did ask for no Wasabi but I think it may have been lost in translation. The serving size were pretty decent and the price wasn't bad.

A tip is to arrive right as they open the ticket machine which is 30 minutes before service. They will call your number when they are ready. Service is fast and efficient. The quality of sushi and sashimi is exceptional and very well priced. I loved my visit here and cannot wait to return again!

No sushi midori is an excellent place for sushi and sushimi. Quality is impeccable as well as the service. Have tried the Shibuya location first time in 2015 and went back this week 2024. Same spectacular experience. Strongly recommended. You need to be lucky to get a table queuing for the ticket as soon as they open. Definitely recommend

Great sushi at this place. It came out very quickly, and it was delicious. Service was very nice and we were very quick to be sat down too, despite arriving at the lunch rush.