Located within walking distance from Gaienmae Station, this sushi restaurant quietly stands behind a commercial building. Its location is easy to miss if you don't know where to look.The counter seats about 10 people, creating a calm and pleasant atmosphere. The staff can communicate in a bit of English, showing consideration for foreign guests.For lunch, there are two options: the "Sushi Course" and the "Omakase Course." I chose the Sushi Course this time, but after observing the Omakase around me, I would strongly recommend it for its variety and quality. Just make sure to come hungry.The sushi consists of 12 pieces, featuring seasonal fish in the Edomae style. The balance of the vinegared rice was meticulous, offering a distinct character compared to my previous visit to Sushi Nanba.Overall, it was a satisfying dining experience, but I felt that the cost performance of the Sushi Course alone was somewhat lacking.
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