Hino, Tokyo, Japan｜鮨と酒 まぐろ人 縁 高幡不動店

Came here with my kids for a late Sunday lunch. The seats other than the counter were quite full, but I wanted a child's chair, so I waited for a while and was guided to a table seat. Ordered barachirashi, yamakake bowl, tuna platter, and scroll (for children). Even if it is crowded, the food comes out without waiting too much, which is helpful for families with children. The sushi, rice bowls, and set chawanmushi were also delicious. Tuna is especially delicious. A sushi restaurant that doesn't go around with children is a high hurdle, but there are chairs and menus for children, so this seems to be okay.

Sushi restaurant at Takahatafudo Station When you get off the station, there is a sign that says it will open on March 9th. A store name that makes it easy to tell that it sells tuna I want to go and see what this is like. Entered the store after 7pm on Thursday Although there were about 10 customers at the counter, Take a seat at the counter There seemed to be about 8 table seats. It's empty on weekdays. The toilet is outside I received many recommendations. Finally, we enjoyed three types of tuna. There were quite a few people who came alone. The conversation with the craftsmen was also good. I will go again when I want to eat seafood. 12,000 yen for two people to eat and drink a lot

The grilled sablefish has a texture unlike anything I've ever eaten raw, and the fat was just right, like the fat of the engawa sushi. . ^_^ I want to meet you again! The tuna is from Kyushu, so it's a hit.