Okayama, Japan｜Teru Sushi

This is a sushi restaurant that has everything. It's Sunday at 7pm. There aren't many people, but they keep coming in. It's probably a local favorite. Upper nigiri ¥1,400 - 8 pieces of sushi and sushi. was delicious. It was a great value sushi. Other customers are having fried chicken set meals or rice bowls. People enjoying a la carte dishes with shochu at the counter. A little further south, in the area where the restaurants are lined up, there were some restaurants with people lining up (like the rotating sushi restaurant), but this one was easy to get into and had a lot of delicious menu items. It may be a bad thing to say, but it's a very good hidden gem. Next time I want to eat a hearty set meal.

My wife and I arrived just after 11 o'clock on Saturday. There was already one person at the counter and three people at the table. They are famous for their rice bowls, but since it was my first time, I ordered the regular nigiri and katsudon. In conclusion, it's pretty good. That's what it means. Katsudon is also good, but isn't the average nigiri better? You can't go to a conveyor belt sushi restaurant and eat sushi with thin toppings. So, if you end up buying the 150 yen or 200 yen plate, I highly recommend you give it a try. The meat is thick and melts in your mouth, making it feel like you're eating sushi.

I was satisfied with the reasonable price. There were delicacies and seasonal menus, set meals, katsudon (large portions), and sushi. I especially enjoyed the seaweed rolls.