Saitama, Japan｜佐渡廻転寿司 弁慶 浦和パルコ店

I came here for the first time because I was going to see a movie in Urawa and wasn't sure what to eat. It said it was conveyor belt sushi, but perhaps because there were only two of us, or because of the time (around 2:00pm to 3:00pm), we were seated at the counter. I thought they would be nervous at the counter since there are two dark characters, but you can order from a tablet at hand. General? (The craftsman who handles it) is very friendly and attentive, I felt very comfortable with the way he recommended dishes, gave simple explanations of the dishes, and responded appropriately to our conversations. (He doesn't get too involved and seems to give some good suggestions) I casually ordered the sardines that were recommended to me. It was so delicious that my companion and I ordered it four times. I think it's reasonable if you don't eat or drink too much. If it were in my neighborhood, I'd probably go there often, but I guess it's not very popular. I think. I would like to visit you again if I come to Urawa. Thank you for the meal!

Niigata's famous conveyor belt sushi restaurant Benkei has come to Urawa. I'm happy because this is my favorite restaurant that I always go to when I go to Niigata. Numbered tickets are issued by a machine at the store. It's no problem even if you don't have all the items at the time the numbered ticket is issued, and you can call them even if you're far away from the store. Please note that if you do not return within 30 minutes of the call, it will be cancelled. I think I'll be waiting for a while after it opens, so I'm glad that they have a solid line system. When I went to Parco when it opened at 10am, I was able to get in without any problems since it opened at 11am. All orders are made via touch panel. The sushi is not passed around, and when you order it, it comes to the lane. The toppings are mainly from Sado and range from 200 to 800 yen. I think this restaurant is more delicious and cost-effective than other conveyor belt sushi restaurants. My favorite items were shellfish, horse mackerel, conger eel, and black-throated sea bream. However, since it was only the second day of opening, the number of items was small and the limited edition items sold out quickly. It is naturally better to eat in Niigata in terms of the freshness of the ingredients. Still, there is no doubt that it is a very good conveyor belt sushi.

I went on the first day it opened. It's the same size as the previous store and the real estate agent next door, so it's spacious inside. There is a sushi lane in the box seats, and you can order on a tablet and it will be served to you. It's like Kura Sushi. There were some things that I would like to see improved, such as the first day being hectic and the first plate I ordered coming 45 minutes later. The sushi toppings were large and the taste was delicious. I get the impression that there aren't many types of sushi. I wonder if it will increase from now on. As soon as Parco opens, you will be able to take your turn using the tablet in front of the store, so we recommend getting there early.