Sometimes you crave the "Saba Bouzushi" from "Chiyoda Sushi". There are many takeout sushi shops, but when it comes to "Saba Bouzushi", Chiyoda Sushi is the first that comes to mind. While "Koichian" used to be good in the past, it has somewhat declined in quality recently. Of course, this is all within the context of everyday sushi at reasonable prices. It's not fair to compare it to places like "Izuu". Chiyoda Sushi disappeared from Ikebukuro about five years ago when they lost their store in Seibu Department Store. Despite having many locations nearby like Mejiro, Otsuka, Jujo Ginza, Itabashi Nakajuku, and Higashi-Nagasaki, they are no longer in Ikebukuro. The Oyama store is located near the Yuzawa Oyama side of the Happy Road, next to places like Ginza Cozy Corner and Shinjuku Tonkatsu Saboten. The "Saba Bouzushi (2 pieces)" (302 yen) with thick slices of mackerel sushi is delicious as always. As someone originally from Kyoto, for some reason, this Tokyo-style mackerel sushi seems to suit me well. Could it be that they use the same technique as Chidori when preparing the mackerel? It feels that familiar. I also had the "Chiyoda Set Tsutsuji" (755 yen) + "Lunch Michishio" (539 yen) + "Tuna Tataki Roll" (485 yen) - as shown in the photo. All the sushi, including the Saba Bouzushi, are fresh and of good quality, and they are reasonably priced. If you equate it to having 12 plates or 24 pieces at a conveyor belt sushi restaurant, you would be satisfied. Thank you for the meal. (By Kyonatsushuukuu, June 2, 2023) (2 reviews/3.01)

I used it for dinner this time. It is a shop near Oyama Station. The ordered item, Chiyori Miyabi, costs 950 yen. Chiyori Miyabi is a dish with luxurious sushi toppings such as sea urchin, fatty tuna, and salmon roe. The sushi rice is lightly seasoned with vinegar, allowing you to taste the original flavor of the rice. The display is very beautiful, making it enjoyable to choose which sushi to eat. It is reassuring and very pleasing that fresh sushi is always available whenever you visit. It is a convenient and easy sushi restaurant for lunch or dinner when you are in need.

I bought sushi on New Year's Eve. The Chiyori and Sumire set costs 746 yen. The sushi has a mild taste without any strong flavors, and I feel very satisfied with the quality at this price. The restaurant is located very close to Oyama Station, and the cozy lighting at night adds to the pleasant atmosphere. There was a line of about 10 minutes on New Year's Eve. It seems they are open during the New Year holidays, as there was a notice saying they would open from 10 a.m. on New Year's Day.