Located in Shinsaibashi, Osaka, Sushi Totogin offers authentic sushi starting from 80 yen per piece. The chef carefully selects the freshest seasonal ingredients to create delicious sushi. This restaurant also serves tasty sushi and offers a fun drinking experience with shochu flowing from the tap. Enjoy 60 minutes of all-you-can-drink shochu for 550 yen. Some of the dishes we tried were a variety of tuna, sea urchin, flying fish roe, salmon, conger eel, swordfish, squid, squid legs, seared scallops, eel, seared eel, flounder sashimi, domestic beef tofu, and miso soup with clams. The restaurant's cute exterior with sushi illustrations stands out, and it offers great value for money. Definitely worth a visit.

I visited the sushi izakaya "Sushi Totogin Shinsaibashi Store" in Shinsaibashi for the first time. There is a counter and table seats in the back, and I was seated at a table. In addition to sushi, they also offer izakaya-style dishes and you can order by scanning a QR code. We started with a bottle of beer for a toast and ordered various items: - Domestic beef tofu - Mentaiko potato - Chicken Karaage - Assorted 8 nigiri sushi (Chutoro, Hirame, Toro Salmon, Squid, Shrimp, Eel, Ikura, Hamachi) - Tuna trio (Chutoro, Akami, Otoro) - Me Negi Tai and Tamago - Anago and Unagi - Bottle of beer - Highball The Hirame was thick and chewy, very delicious, and the Otoro had just the right amount of fat and was tasty. Overall, the prices are a bit high, so the cost performance is not the best!

If you want to eat cheap and delicious sushi, come here. Right next to Shinsaibashi Station. My account introduces many other delicious Japanese meals. Follow me! Introduction: I am an acupuncturist who enjoys eating and drinking around Osaka. I go to places with cheap and delicious food to high-end ones. Follow me to discover hidden gem restaurants! Sushi Togin Shinsaibashi Store: Address: 1-3-12 Shinsaibashi-suji, Chuo-ku, Osaka Phone: 06-6282-7672 No reservations Open daily from 17:00 to 24:00 Closed on unspecified days

Drinks at the second location for our drinking party on 9/8/2023. We went to Sushi Totogin near Shinsaibashi. It's a sushi izakaya with a shochu tap at the counter. They offer a 1-hour all-you-can-drink option, which is perfect for a casual drink. Thank you for the meal! #Osaka #Shinsaibashi #Izakaya #SushiTotoginShinsaibashiBranch

Shochu all-you-can-drink for one hour with a funny tap for lemon towers with unlimited lemon juice added to make lemon shochu high. Adding soda to make it carbonated made the shochu high tasteless, a failure. Later added mango juice and enjoyed it.

It was near Shinsaibashi Station, and there seemed to be many foreign visitors! I arrived late, so I couldn't try the sea bream with green onion roll... I want to go back for a rematch next time!! The sushi and simmered dishes were delicious, and they serve shochu from a tap, but be careful not to drink too much as it's all-you-can-drink!!

There is an all-you-can-drink sour option, which is irresistible for sour lovers. The sign says starting from 80 yen per item, so I thought it was cheap, but when I went in and saw the menu, it was different from what I imagined. They also offer a non-alcoholic drink all-you-can-drink option, which might be good for young people. The location is near Shinsaibashi Station, so it's easy to find. The interior of the restaurant is not very spacious.

Yes, Bon holidays? It's just xxxku, who has no work to do \(//∇//)\ I was wandering around Shinsaibashi to buy glasses... ended up just getting the lenses replaced \(//∇//)\ So, I thought I'd grab a bite to eat and found a place called Atariya-san when looking for a BM store, which used to be a yakiniku restaurant? Now, there's a sushi restaurant there! Sushi Todokin Shinsaibashi branch! Sushi starting from 80 yen per piece, as advertised on the big outdoor sign! And on top of that, shochu flowing from the tap, 500 yen for 60 minutes! Well, I had to go there, right? (laughs) It was a kind of awkward time? Only 2 other customers. I was seated at the counter. When I ordered alcohol, it seemed to automatically become all-you-can-drink. Well, I'm fine with all-you-can-drink, so I asked for it ( ^ω^ ) I scanned the QR code and ordered with my smartphone. They advertise 80 yen per piece, but there were only 2 options. Squid and egg. Kind of disappointing, or maybe they shouldn't advertise it on the outdoor sign. At a sushi restaurant in Shinsekai, you get 3 pieces for the same price... Cost performance ◯ I was instantly disappointed. Anyway, I had 3 glasses of shochu on the rocks from the tap (laughs) The dishes I reluctantly ordered were... ■ Kizushi ■ Thick-fried tofu kizushi 4 pieces, about 100 yen each, the taste was hmm. Thick-fried tofu, thick-fried tofu? It's grilled thick-fried tofu. Around 400 yen for one piece of thick-fried tofu? The quality is like 2 for 100 yen at a regular supermarket or wholesale supermarket. Well, I won't be coming back. Thank you for the meal.

The restaurant offers a great deal of all-you-can-drink shochu for 60 minutes for 500 yen, but the food menu, including sushi and mapo tofu, is not tasty. The prices for the food are quite high considering the quality. The system seems to be to make customers order unappetizing food during the all-you-can-drink period. In the end, the cost performance is worse than at a normal restaurant. If you want to use this restaurant, it's better to eat somewhere else first to satisfy your hunger before coming here just for the all-you-can-drink deal. There is nothing else worth praising about this restaurant besides the all-you-can-drink offer. Sushi costs around 300 yen each, but the satisfaction level is similar to 100 yen sushi, if not lower.

Shochu all-you-can-drink from the tap for 500 yen / Sushi starting from 80 yen - I have visited this convenient place for a quick bite a few times. The Galigari-kun ice and cute garnishes are evolving more and more. It's full of entertainment and fun. ------------------- What I ate this time: - Oyakodon with onsen tamago 749 yen - Assorted sashimi in a masu cup 449 yen each - Tuna assortment 1,299 yen - Salmon oyakodon 999 yen - Deep-fried yam 449 yen - Aosa soup, clam soup 339 yen each - Edamame 339 yen + Shochu all-you-can-drink from the tap for 500 yen *I wanted to drink soft drinks too, so I got Shochu + soft drink for 980 yen. It's not super cheap, but the delicious sushi and the fun of shochu are the best. ------------------- This time's location: [Sushi Totogin Shinsaibashi] 1-3-12 Shinsaibashi-suji, Chuo-ku, Osaka City, Osaka ⏰ 5:00 pm - 12:00 am, open on Sundays 1 minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station

Located just a 1-minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station, this restaurant has a very impactful sign that catches your attention! The use of the shochu font from the sushi and faucet adds to the impact. I had been thinking about visiting this place and finally did. They don't take reservations, are open every day from 5 pm to midnight, and have 10 counter seats and 16 table seats. Sushi starts at 80 yen per piece. They have outlets and USB ports, which is great, and a variety of shochu pairing options. Their bear-shaped ice cubes come in different flavors, perfect for Instagram. They even have toppings like GariGari-kun from the faucet. They've only been open for a little over a year, but they have a steady stream of customers coming in. I tried the luxurious staircase platter, Japanese beef tofu, and the shrimp and crab battle (seared sushi). The menu is quite extensive, so you can visit many times without getting bored. The Japanese beef tofu was delicious with its perfectly sweet and savory seasoning. It's reasonably priced, making it easy to use for pre-drinks or after-party drinks. If you're looking for a place to eat in Shinsaibashi, this is it! Don't forget your phone charger next time! Restaurant Details: Sushi Totogin Shinsaibashi 06-6282-7672 1-3-12 Shinsaibashi-Suji, Chuo-ku, Osaka https://tabelog.com/osaka/A2701/A270201/27128350/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/sushi_totogin.shinsaibashi?igshid=YmM0MjE2YWMzOA==

Thank you for watching the review of Sushi and Togin in Shinsaibashi! If you follow, it will motivate me (lol) → @osaka_umaimon39 I wanted to have a light drink and meal in Shinsaibashi, so I went to a sushi izakaya. Lately, I've been eating a lot of sushi (lol). Even though it was Saturday, it was super crowded, seems like it's popular. When I sat down, I noticed something strange about the faucet... When I asked, they said it's all-you-can-drink shochu for 500 yen! Of course, when you order a drink, they give you the faucet handle (lol). Sipping on drinks while nibbling on sushi, but at 80 yen per piece, it's really cheap. I ordered a mix of premium nigiri for 1,080 yen. The sushi was very fresh! It's a rule of popular restaurants that the turnover is fast, so the fish is always fresh = delicious. For this cost performance and quality, I am completely satisfied. I recommend it for those who want to casually eat sushi or snack while drinking a bit. Thank you for watching. It was a feast! Rating ★★★★ Hidden gem certified!! Price ¥3,000 Sushi and Togin Shinsaibashi Store 06-6282-7672 Osaka, Osaka, Chuo-ku, Shinsaibashi-suji 1-3-12 Tamai Plaza 1F #Osaka #Shinsaibashi #Sushi #OsakaGourmet #ShinsaibashiGourmet #SushiLover #Non-revolvingSushi #SushiIzakaya #Sushi #ShochuAllYouCanDrink #CostPerformance #SushiRestaurant #IzakayaLover #Trending #OverflowingSushi #Beer #80YenPerPiece #HataViewpoint #MoreThanIzakayaLessThanKappo #HighCostPerformance Please follow → @osaka_umaimon39

Sushi Totogin Shinsaibashi Store @ Shinsaibashi-suji, Chuo-ku, Osaka City Blog ⇒ This is a blog by an old man from Kawachi about his everyday meals and occasional drinks. Located about a 3-minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line, it's Sushi Totogin Shinsaibashi Store. A reader commented, "When I see Kawachi-san's blog, there seems to be more meat than fish." I replied, "That's not true, I love sushi too." The reader then said, "This place! There's always a line, and I'm curious, so please go check it out!" Curious but never going themselves... Well, my partner and I decided to visit while we were in Minami. It was around 8 pm on a Saturday, and there were already 2 groups of 4 people waiting in front of the store. Surprised by the crowd at that time! Upon entering the store, there is a counter with 12 seats in a horseshoe shape, and further inside, there are 3 box tables and 4 regular tables, with a capacity of about 38 seats. We had made a reservation, so we were seated at a table. Looking around, it was mostly female customers, and many of them were young. Each table had what looked like a faucet... Oh, it's a faucet for shochu! All-you-can-drink shochu for 550 yen for 1 hour, the store must be losing money on this, right? The menu is quite extensive, including sushi, sashimi, and various other dishes. Orders are placed through a modern system using your smartphone. Free Wi-Fi is also available, which is convenient. We started with drinks: a draft beer for 548 yen and Kaga Bo Hojicha for 328 yen. The Bo Hojicha was a product by Pokka Sapporo. The cream cheese grilled with Saikyo miso for 493 yen was creamy and flavorful. The fried yam for 493 yen had a crispy texture and perfect saltiness. We also ordered the luxurious staircase platter for 1,978 yen, which included 6 types of sashimi. The sashimi was fresh and delicious, with no fishy taste. We then had the Tuna Trio for 1,428 yen, which included 3 pieces of tuna nigiri. The quality was excellent and worth the price. We also ordered a bottled beer for 605 yen. The Salmon Trio for 660 yen and the Sweet Shrimp for 198 yen were also delicious. The seared eel for 660 yen was soft and sweet, a delightful dish. We also tried the Tekka Maki for 396 yen. Overall, the food was fresh, tasty, and reasonably priced.

I chose this restaurant because of the appealing sushi and all-you-can-drink option. The sushi pieces were big and satisfying. The staff were friendly and provided great service. The restaurant and the restroom were very clean, which left a good impression. I would love to visit again if I have the chance.

Osaka / Shinsaibashi / A popular sushi izakaya with a tap that pours alcohol for tourists!【 Sushi Totogin 】☑︎ Sashimi staircase platter ¥1,599☑︎ Domestic beef tofu ¥649☑︎ Overflowing salmon and salmon roe ¥999☑︎ Rare salmon cutlet ¥799☑︎ Fried octopus ¥539etc... Ate so much that I couldn't list them all! Highly recommend ▶︎ The sashimi staircase platter is thick and fresh with uni and ikura included. The hamachi was so delicious that I ordered more! Sushi is priced at 1 piece for ¥80, and the cheaper ones are really cheap! The popular items are reasonably priced and all are delicious! The atmosphere inside the restaurant has table and counter seats with a 2-hour limit. Orders are made through a touch panel. Amazingly, there are outlets and USB ports!──────────────────────Address: 1-3-12 Shinsaibashi-suji, Chuo-ku, Osaka, 542-0085⚐ Business hours: 17:00-24:00⚐ Closed on: -⚐ Phone: 06-6282-7672⚐ Reservations: ◎⚐ Access: 3-minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station⚐ Parking: -⚐ Price range: Up to ¥4999──────────────────────Thank you for reading until the end♪ Likes and saves are greatly appreciated( ¨̮ )⤴︎⤴︎ ===========

I went to Sushi Totogin Shinsaibashi, where you can eat fresh sushi starting from 80 yen per piece. Located just a short walk from Shinsaibashi shopping street, there was a long line when I arrived at the opening time of 5 PM, showing how popular this place is. The interior has counter and table seating, with a tap at each table! They offer a 60-minute all-you-can-drink option for 500 yen (excluding tax), which is a great deal for those who enjoy drinking. As for us, we focused on the delicious sashimi and sushi. I'm from Hokkaido and have had plenty of fresh seafood, but today I was impressed by the freshness of the yellowtail and the grilled fish of the day! The thickness and rich flavor of the yellowtail surprised me, it was the most delicious grilled fish I've ever had. I even thought, "Please let me eat rice with this." They should open a grilled fish specialty store! Currently, they have a variety of seasonal menu items available. It's rare to find such fresh fish in an izakaya. The staircase designs are all Instagram-worthy. By the way, my favorite tobiko was only 80 yen, such a bargain! The seafood selection and daily fish specials are popular limited items, so make sure to order them early. If you're in Shinsaibashi, be sure to check it out. Oh, and they also offer takeout sushi, which I highly recommend!

I visited a sushi restaurant called "Sushi Totogin Shinsaibashi" in Osaka, Shinsaibashi. At this restaurant, you can enjoy fresh sushi handcrafted by chefs starting from 80 yen per piece. It is a new concept by "Totogin," known for its conveyor belt sushi. Every table is equipped with a shochu tap where you can enjoy all-you-can-drink starting from 500 yen for 60 minutes. Menu highlights include: - Luxurious staircase platter for 1758 yen: A lavish assortment of raw shrimp, yellowtail, tuna, sea bream, medium fatty tuna, and mini ikura rice bowl. - Seafood overflowing sushi for 878 yen: Enjoy it Korean-style with sauce to savor the flavor of the fish. - Toro and ankimo overflowing roll for 1098 yen: A generous roll with overflowing ankimo and fatty tuna, a powerful combination. - 8 pieces of premium nigiri for 1758 yen: Includes raw shrimp, squid, fatty salmon, flounder, medium fatty tuna, eel, ikura, and yellowtail. - Torched simmered conger eel for 594 yen: A very long conger eel with just the right amount of fat, delicious and should have ordered more. - Salmon trio for 594 yen: Raw salmon, torched salmon, and onion salmon. Perfect for salmon lovers. - Pickled cucumber for 361 yen: A quick menu item, perfect as a break between sushi. - Dried small fish and green onion daikon radish salad for 482 yen: Highly recommended salad, refreshing and delicious in just the right amount. This restaurant seems very popular, so it might be difficult to get in without a reservation. You can enjoy sushi in a casual atmosphere similar to an izakaya. The menu is extensive, so you might have a hard time deciding. I definitely want to visit this restaurant again.

In Osaka, Shinsaibashi, Sushi Totogin offers overflowing anago on the plate! The seared anago (594 yen), luxurious staircase platter (1758 yen), top 8 nigiri (1758 yen), seafood scattered sushi (878 yen), and salmon trio (594 yen) are all delicious choices. Located just 30 seconds from exit 5 of Osaka Shinsaibashi Station, this sushi restaurant offers authentic sushi starting from 80 yen per piece and also has a drink-all-you-can option with shochu flowing from the tap (although it was not available during my visit). Despite it being a weekday at 6 pm, the restaurant was almost full, and many were being turned away. Reservations are recommended, and there is a 2-hour seating limit. We were quickly served our order, and were surprised by the size of the overflowing anago on the plate and its fluffy texture. The anago was so flavorful and melted in our mouths. The luxurious staircase platter was visually stunning, featuring large shrimp, hamachi, maguro, tai, chutoro, and a mini ikura don. The top 8 nigiri were also impressive. The fish is fresh and skillfully prepared by the chef using fish delivered directly from the market in the morning. The rice was also perfectly cooked. Everything we tried was delicious and satisfying. This popular restaurant requires reservations.

Shinsaibashi, Toto Gin ✨ This is a sushi restaurant located slightly east of Shinsaibashi. This time, I visited at night and ordered: - Deluxe sashimi staircase platter (1758 yen) - Seafood overflowing sushi (878 yen) - Tuna trio (1098 yen) - Seared trio (1098 yen) - Crab miso roll (363 yen) - Natto gunkan, shrimp salad gunkan, flying fish gunkan, squid (1 piece each at 88 yen) - Kazunoko (1 piece at 242 yen) - Faucet shochu (500 yen/hour) Highlights: - Deluxe sashimi staircase platter: A luxurious platter with tuna, fatty tuna, red shrimp, sea bream, yellowtail, and salmon roe. The quality of the ingredients was excellent and very delicious. - Seafood overflowing sushi: A unique dish with various toppings on cucumber rolls, including diced sashimi, egg, avocado, and flying fish roe. It was not your typical sushi but very enjoyable. - Tuna trio & Seared trio: The tuna included fatty tuna, medium fatty tuna, and lean tuna. The seared trio had eel, salmon, and scallop. All the fish were fresh and delicious. - Crab miso roll: A crab miso roll with yuzu on top. It had a generous amount of crab miso filling and a refreshing yuzu flavor. The wall faucet shochu is a unique offering where you can pour shochu directly from a wall faucet for 500 yen per hour. Water and hot water sets are complimentary. The cost performance is great, and you can extend the time up to 90 minutes, making it a fun experience for those who want to enjoy delicious fish and unlimited shochu from the wall. Thank you for the meal once again!

Sushi restaurant "Sushi Toto Gin" near Daimaru Shinsaibashi. I was curious about the shochu coming out of the tap even before the restaurant opened. We ordered the "Maguro Trio" with 8 pieces of Otoro, Chutoro, and Akami, as well as other dishes like stairway platter and Toro Tekka. I thought the fish might not be fresh at first, but it turned out to be incredibly fresh and delicious. The speed of service was also surprisingly fast! Since we went late at night, there was no limited quantity. There are also table seats in the back of the restaurant, making it a quiet and cozy place.

On January 15th, I went to a trendy restaurant where shochu comes out of the faucet. The staff seemed unfriendly but efficiently followed the manual. The bear-shaped ice cubes didn't make the drink taste any better. The mapo tofu didn't look appetizing, and the meat was tough. The sashimi platter was delicious, especially the tuna and sake-steamed clams. The yuzu daikon was also tasty. The fried oysters were okay, but on the smaller side. The tuna sushi trio was very fatty. The overflowing sushi had a nice Korean flavor. Overall, it was a satisfying meal!