Kyoto, Japan｜すし秀

I used it at lunch time on a public holiday. I didn't see a parking lot. It is along the main street. The store was bright and the staff was very kind and helpful. The entrance is a sliding door. Orders are placed at the counter, and payment is made upon receipt of the goods. This time (included Okazaki). I thought it would be a mountain climbing lunch, but I was told that there was an eat-in space, so I used it. . First of all, the material is good! . There is a little more shari and there is also a volume. Tekka-maki is a medium-sized roll that uses fat-free parts, and it is also very delicious! . The eat-in space is on the second floor. A tea and towel service is added. 1 table for 2 people and 2 tables for 4 people. It's a beautiful space, and there's a restroom (of course, it's very clean). It was a quick entry, but it was much more than I expected. the quality is excellent. I'm convinced that the phone for takeout orders was ringing all the time. Good luck with your business. I would like to use it again when I go nearby.

Have the locations and buildings changed? It has changed to a stylish and fashionable exterior and interior. I stopped by as a souvenir to go to my aunt who lives in the neighborhood. While many places were closed due to the typhoon, it appeared to be open. I forgot to take a picture of the menu, but apart from the packs lined up in the window, you can ask for thin rolls, thick rolls, battera, and so on. This time, I asked for salmon and conger sushi that were in the window, and battera that was not in the window. I also ordered a chiffon cake that looked moist and delicious. Both were delicious without problems and I was very satisfied (^ ^)

A sushi restaurant with an eat-in space on the second floor. Sushi purchased on the first floor You can sit and eat slowly.