Toyokawa, Aichi, Japan｜Sengoku Sushi

On a weekend night, all the chain stores near Nitori were so crowded that I couldn't get in, so I ended up at this store. It feels like an old-fashioned sushi restaurant. There was a nigiri menu, chirashi sushi, sushi rolls, and sushi set meals. The contents seem to change depending on the day, but does the sushi set meal have fewer living things? It seems like. The sushi set meal seems to come with chawan mushi. On this day, I ordered a handful of plum and pine and tuna nigiri. The tuna tasted like Oma tuna and was very delicious. It seems that all menu items come with miso soup. There are two tatami seats, two table seats for four people, and a counter seat. The owner and staff were very nice and the shop was very comfortable. There were no high chairs or tableware for children, but there was also children's sushi on the menu. You can also get toys for the kids, and there are tatami seats, so it's recommended for families with small children. This is a shop I would like to visit again when I'm in the area★ Is there a parking lot for 6 cars? About 7 cars can be parked in front of the store. Credit cards cannot be used. Cash only.

I've been interested in it for a while since I saw it being sold at Mokkuru Shinjo. I went for the first time in January. I also took out the top sushi here. There were various types. There were thin fish, mackerel, and seasonal ingredients. So, thank you very much for making sushi with your favorite toppings such as mackerel, thin fish, crab, red shellfish, and tuna. I wanted to go again. At that time, I thought I would try regular sushi.

Either way, it's delicious no matter what you eat. I was surprised when Oma's tuna came out. The owner's specialty, Karasumi, is a delicacy that you must try at least once.