Okazaki, Aichi, Japan｜Tairyotei Okazaki Kitaten

I went with my girlfriend for Sunday dinner. When I arrived at the store around 8pm, I was told that I would have to wait for 30 minutes, but if I wanted to wait inside the store, it would only take about 5 minutes. (lucky!) The store was lively and relatively empty. After you sit down, you order on the touch panel and the craftsman will hold it for you. The speed at which orders come out is quite fast. The system was pretty good as they were making food both at the counter and in the back. The sushi was large and had a very good value. It was a good restaurant that used plenty of local ingredients.

postscript Recently, my parents have started telling me that they have completed their missionary work and want to go eat sushi. (joy) It's much cheaper than going to an all-you-can-eat yakiniku restaurant (although it depends on how much you eat and what you eat), so you'll be very satisfied. It's a popular restaurant and seems to be crowded on a regular basis, so we recommend avoiding mealtimes or going before it gets crowded. I don't know if they don't have a lunch menu anymore or if it's only available on weekdays, but when I visited on Saturdays and Sundays, they didn't have the five kinds of sashimi like the one in the first picture. ****** Reposting because the previous post seems to have disappeared Is delicious. I've been going to Kanekichi (takeout) for a long time, but I didn't know it was in Okazaki, and since it's an affiliated restaurant, it's delicious.

A slightly luxurious conveyor belt sushi restaurant. The ingredients are definitely better than those at major chain stores, and there is no gap between the photos and the real thing! Local fish is also abundant. Personally, I recommend the tuna corn. delicious!