I had sashimi set meal! I decided not to have sushi this time! I like restaurants with a unique atmosphere! I love fish, so it was delicious! Thank you for the meal! \(^o^)/

Island Eye (^ . ^) A new shop where I was torn between many options but ended up choosing this one ☆ ★ I'm not a fan of pre-made sushi, so I only evaluated the set meals ( ´ ▽ ` ) They also had seafood bowls, but I didn't feel like having warm toppings on rice on a hot day. I was debating between a 3-piece or 5-piece sashimi platter, but decided to start with the 3-piece to see how it was. The sashimi set meal with 3 types of fish. Tuna! Is it raw? This one♪(๑ᴖ◡ᴖ๑)♪ I was pleasantly surprised by the raw tuna, as I wasn't expecting much. If it's this good in a food court-like place, then it's totally fine (^｡^) The other fish were also fresh, and the sea bream had a nice texture. Wow, this is really good! The miso soup was a bit on the salty side. The mini chawanmushi looked like pudding at first glance (laughs). You can choose a free extra-large portion of rice. However, the rice was not as fluffy as I would have liked. Thank you for the meal (●´ω｀●)

I went to Island City for work. Since I'm from Osaka, I can't eat delicious fish, so I went for a seafood bowl. I ordered a bowl for 1,700 yen. Well, it was delicious, but fish is definitely better in Hokkaido or Hokuriku. I'll be going to Sapporo next week. Autumn Fest is currently being held there, so I'm looking forward to it. Thank you for the meal.

At around 13:20 on a regular day, we ordered various dishes at the food court in Island City, Fukuoka. My wife ordered the Squid and Sea Urchin Rice Bowl for 1,500 yen (tax included) at the Sushi Bar. After waiting for about 20 minutes, the buzzer finally rang and we went to pick up the order. The bowl had thinly sliced squid arranged with sea urchin in the middle. It also came with salad, miso soup, and a small chawanmushi. The sea urchin was labeled as "raw sea urchin," but it seemed to be steamed. We enjoyed it nonetheless.

Sushi from Island Eye "Sushi Itamae Bar" for 120 yen + tax. It's been a while since I visited Island Eye. Inside the food court, there is a sushi restaurant called "Sushi Itamae Bar". They have sushi lined up in a refrigerated case, each piece costing 120 yen + tax. It's not like a sushi buffet where you pay a set price, you pay for each piece you take. I got 6 pieces for 792 yen. The quality is better than some conveyor belt sushi chains, but since it's priced per piece, it's good for just a quick snack. - Store Information: Sushi Itamae Bar 092-410-1130, 6-6-6 Kashii Terabayashi, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka City, Island Eye, Opening Hours: 11:00-22:00

This sushi bar is the first to open in Kyushu. The chef prepares freshly caught fish from the nearby waters right in front of you. There is a tank made of vinyl sheets at the back of the kitchen where the live fish are kept, and the sushi toppings are displayed on the counter in front. Each piece costs 120 yen, which is a reasonable price for Fukuoka's market. The sushi pieces are small but tasty, with no watery or fishy taste. The anago and salmon sushi were particularly good. Overall, the standard toppings were delicious and satisfying. The new food court where the restaurant is located is clean and stylish. As I left, I was bid farewell by the hydrangeas. It was a good first experience, and I look forward to coming back. The restaurant's name is SUSHI Board Bar LIVE FISH MARKET. Opening hours are weekdays 11:00-20:00, weekends 11:00-22:00. Best wishes for the future of Fukuoka. Thank you very much.

On Saturday, on the way back from Nokonoshima Seaside Park, we stopped for lunch. The restaurant was located in the food court and was about half full around 1 pm. The freshness of the fish was excellent. The most impressive thing was the deliciousness of the miso soup (fish broth). It was the best bowl of soup I've ever had in my life. If it were closer, I would want to visit this restaurant every day.

The price was a bit tricky... The toppings were good but the rice was not great. It's a conveyor belt sushi restaurant where the sushi doesn't rotate. There weren't many customers... In the end, cost performance is important!

I got takeout sushi from the live fish market at Sushi Bar in Island City Ai's restaurant street. You can also eat at the counter or at a table. The taste is on par with Kuru Kuru Sushi. The fish slices are slightly larger and the rice portion is bigger, so you'll get full easily, but I prefer a bit less rice for better balance.